Written Examination
A single three-hour examination combining an OMR-based MCQ part and a conventional writing part.
- 130 marks
- 3 hours
- 90 MCQ + 40 written
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Understand the official Excise SI written examination structure, marks distribution, MCQ and conventional syllabus, and the interview stage under the published TPSC scheme.
Preparation guide: Syllabus and pattern are structured from the linked official documents. Dates, vacancies, eligibility, physical standards, fees and any revised rules must be confirmed from the applicable TPSC notification.
TPSC websiteTreat every paper and qualifying stage according to its notified role, format, and marks weight.
A single three-hour examination combining an OMR-based MCQ part and a conventional writing part.
Candidates called under TPSC norms must appear in the interview for final recommendation.
Marks and formats remain visible when collapsed, making the syllabus easier to scan and plan.
The objective part tests general awareness, fundamentals and aptitude.
The conventional part measures practical and organised written expression.
The linked official PDF remains authoritative if wording or conditions differ.
Cover, practise, review errors, and repeat under the actual paper format.
Cover GK, current affairs, arithmetic, general science, aptitude and English in proportion to their marks.
Practise reports, formal letters, essays and paragraphs within a combined three-hour paper strategy.
Use mixed full-paper practice and confirm the Commission-notified MCQ and negative-marking instructions.
Use the linked published files and the latest TPSC notice for recruitment-cycle conditions.
These answers describe the linked published scheme, not a future recruitment promise.