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TELANGANA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION :: HYDERABAD.

DEPARTMENTAL TESTS - MAY - 2020 SESSION.

NOTIFICATION NO : 04/2020.
Para - I :-
1. Applications are invited On-line from the employees of Telangana State through the
proforma made available on the Official WEBSITE of the Commission http://www.tspsc.gov.in for
Departmental Tests MAY - 2020 Session scheduled to be held from 16/08/2020 to 26/08/2020 at
(09) Earlier District Head Quarters of Telangana State including Hyderabad district clubbed with
Rangareddy District & HMDA limits and also in Delhi as one of the Examination centres.

2. The Tests will be held in accordance with the T.S Departmental Test Rules – 1965
adopted vide G.O.Ms.No.191, General Administration (Ser.C) Department, Dt : 27-05-2016. The
desirous candidates may apply ON-LINE by satisfying themselves with the terms and conditions
of the notification following Department Test Rules, and subsequent amendments to the Rules
made from time to time.

3. Hand written / Typed / Photostat copies / printed Application forms will not be
accepted and such applications are liable for rejection.

4. The Commission reserves the right to conduct the Examinations either

COMPUTER BASED TEST (CBT) or OFFLINE OMR based Examination of objective type.

Examination Schedule

1. Date of Issue of Notification : 19/06/2020

2. Date of Commencement for applying on-line : 22/06/2020
3. Last date for submission of application on-line : 13/07/2020
4. Last date for payment of fee : 13/07 /2020 by 11.59 PM
5. Schedule of Examinations : 16/08/2020 to 26/08/2020
6. Hall Tickets will be hosted on official Web-site : 07 days before commencement of
for downloading Examination.

Para II : ELIGIBILITY TO APPEAR FOR THE TEST(S).

I. Tests prescribed for the employees of respective Departments:

a) Only the employees working in the respective departments of Telangana State are
eligible to apply for the tests that are prescribed in their respective Departmental Service
Rules.
b) However, Secretariat employees, wherever the rules permit, are allowed to appear for
any Departmental Test in order to get eligibility for appointment by transfer / promotion to
other Services.

I. Commercial Taxes Department : P.C.Nos. 6 & 7 (Conventional Type)

II. Treasuries & Accounts Department : P.C.Nos. 31,46,64,79,89,100,114 & 129
(Typists-cum-Assts. working in
Finance and Planning (Finance Wing)
are also eligible to appear for the tests
III. Sericulture Department : P.C.Nos. 32,47,65,80,90,101,115,
130 &143
IV. Mines & Geology Department : P.C.Nos. 150 only
V. Divisional Test : P.C.Nos. 30, 63, 81,113 & 138
VI. Works Accounts Service : P.C.Nos. 44, 78, 99, and 128.
VII. Workshop Officers : P.C.Nos.14 & 29
VIII. T.S. Public Service Commission : P.C.No. 149
IX. Open to all, whether the applicant is in : P.C.Nos. 5, 8, 10, 18, 19, 27, 28, 36,
Government Service or not. 43, 45, 49, 62, 67, 77,
98,108,127,136,137,141,142,
144 to 148 & 155
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N.B: The respective Service Rules should be referred to by the candidates for
deciding the eligibility or otherwise to apply for the tests. Any applicant can apply
for other than above mentioned Tests referred in the Annexure III whether
working in the respective Department or not. THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY
PASSED THE TEST SHOULD NOT APPLY FOR THE SAME AGAIN. IF ANY
SUCH CASE COMES TO THE NOTICE OF THE COMMISSION, SEVERE
DISCIPILINARY ACTION SHALL BE INITIATED BY THE DEPARTMENT
BESIDES CANCELLATION OF THE TEST PASSED BY SUCH CANDIDATE.

II. Special Conditions Prescribed for certain Tests.

A) Senior Assistants/Superintendents Working in the offices of Director of Accounts in

projects and Accounts Branches of the Divisions of the Public works Department, Roads
and Buildings, Irrigation, Public Health Engineer Department and Panchayat Raj
Engineering Department, Divisions of P.W.(Engineering) Departments who have been
working as such for a period of three years or more are allowed to appear for Divisional
Tests.
Candidates appearing for the Divisional Test should furnish the filled in service certificate
which is available in the Commission’s Website to that effect the service rendered in the
Category of Senior Assistant in Engineering Department and get the signature with seal
of the Controlling Officer of parent department as per the particulars shown in their
Service Register. The Service Certificate duly signed by the Controlling Officer should be
scanned and uploaded. Otherwise their applications will summarily be rejected.
Employees working in Local Bodies may also apply for the Divisional Tests. But their
admission is provisional, subject to their eligibility as per G.O.Ms.No. 86, Finance &
Planning (FW.WA-1) Department, dt. 22/05/1998. Commerce graduates who claim
exemption from passing Paper-I of Part-I of Divisional Test (P.C.No. 30) should furnish
information in the Application Form, failing which, their Applications will not be
considered for exemption of Paper-I of Part-I of the Divisional Test.

B) Candidates applying for "Departmental Test for Mines and Geology” (P.C. Nos.150)
should furnish scanned Service Certificate duly signed by the Controlling Officer and
uploaded in the web-site. Otherwise their applications will be rejected.

C) Candidates appearing for Fisheries Department Test-II should furnish the information
regarding satisfactory completion of training from Head of the Departments concerned.

D) Candidates applying for "Deputy Inspectors Test" have to appear for all the three papers
in their first attempt. However, they can appear for each paper separately in subsequent
attempts. For Papers on "Educational Statistics", Public Instructions Report for the year
1980-81 is prescribed. The candidates who have applied previously should furnish the
information in the Application Form.

E) Candidates appearing for Criminal Judicial Test with Law Qualification should furnish the
information in the Application Form for seeking exemption from passing Paper-I & II of
the above Test, failing which their applications will not be considered for exemption from
passing Papers I & II of the Test.

F) In case of Gujarathi (P.C.No.6) and Marwari (P.C.No.7) Language Tests, the application
should be forwarded by the Head of the Department as an evidence to claim applicant’s
eligibility as per relevant Rules. (Candidates should download the filled in application
form duly attested by HOD and upload in the Commission’s website).

G) Second Class Language Test (P.C.No.05), Special Language Test for Officers of
Education Department of Higher Standard (P.C.No.37) / Lower Standard
(P.C.Nos.36,49,67) / and the Translation Test (P.C.Nos.19 & 28), will be conducted in
Telugu/Urdu/Hindi/Tamil/Kannada/Oriya/Marathi. Special Language Test for Officers of
Education Department (Advanced Standard) (P.C.NOs 58 & 74) will be conducted in
Telugu and Urdu only. Candidates applying for these Tests should invariably mention
the language for the Tests. They should write the exam in the chosen language only
otherwise their answer sheets will not be valued. Third Class Language Test
(P.C.No.155) will be conducted in Telugu/Urdu/Hindi.
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H) Candidates should pass all the parts of Second Class/Third Class Language Tests
(P.C.Nos. 5,6,7 & 155) at a time as per the revised scheme of examination in terms of
existing G.O.Ms.No. 190, GA (Ser. C) Department, dt: 18/04/2002. However, successful
candidates who pass the Part-A (Written Examination) of Paper Codes 5, 6 and 7 will
only be admitted to the Parts B, C & D (Viva-Voce/Oral Test). Third Class Language
Test (PC No. 155) have VIVA Voce only. Candidates who appear the conventional
examination of Special Language Test for Officers of the Education Department
(P.C.Nos.36,49,67) will be called for the VIVA-VOCE examination. Candidates should
pass all the parts of (P.C.Nos. 36,49,67) at a time as per the scheme of examination.
Date and place of Oral Test will be intimated separately at appropriate time to the
eligible candidates.

I) Survey and Land Records subordinate personnel working in Telangana Region should
apply for the papers meant for Telangana Region of Survey and Land records
Departmental Tests. Commission reserves right to cancel the examination of such
papers prescribed for Andhra region (PC No.s 55, 72 & 109,118 & 111,120 & 116,133).
PC No. 154 i.e. DT for Sericulture Department, Part – III (Practical Test) repealed by
Govt vide G.O. RT. No. 09, Agriculture & Co Operation (HORTI.& SERI) Department,
Dated: 06.01.2017.

J) Staff of the Survey and Land Records Department are allowed to answer "Survey &
Settlement Surveyor's Test" Higher Grade / Lower Grade, in one language only i.e.,
either in English or Telugu or Urdu.

K) The Candidates should mention in the Application Form, the language in which they
desire to appear in addition to English for the Tests which require language to be
chosen. They should write the exam in the chosen language only otherwise their answer
sheets will not be valued.

Para – III : SCHEME OF THE EXAMINATION.

i) All the Tests except the Language and Survey Tests will be in Objective Mode.

ii) These Objective papers shall be conducted in CBT (COMPUTER BASED

TEST) method of examination on On-Line mode and the candidates have to
attempt the exam accordingly on computer systems provided by the
Commission in the examination centers allotted to them on the scheduled
dates detailed in Time table in Annexure I.

Note: The Commission reserves the right to conduct the Examinations

either COMPUTER BASED TEST (CBT) or OFFLINE OMR based Examination
of objective type.

iii) P.C.Nos. 5,6,7, 19,28, 36,49,67, 37, 58,74 pertaining to Language papers and
P.C.Nos. 69,87,110,112,117,119,121,122,134 & 135 of Survey & Settlement
papers will be conducted in Conventional/Descriptive Mode.

iv) The Duration for all objective type tests shall be of (2) Hours and duration for
descriptive type tests shall be of (3) Hours except for Second Class Language
test which will be of two (2) Hours duration.

v) The Candidates appearing for Conventional papers (Descriptive Exams) will be

supplied answer books attached to O.M.R Sheet and the candidates have to
answer in the answer book with Blue or Black Pen only.

vi) The Questions for Departmental Tests will be in English only. However for (i)
“Survey and Settlement Surveyor’s Test" (Higher Grade / Lower Grade) and (ii)
"Translation Tests", question papers will be in the chosen language, besides
English.
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vii) The following Government Departments (07) concerned have approved modified
syllabus and issued G.O.s. Accordingly, TSPSC is conducting Departmental
examinations as per modified Syllabus to the following Paper Codes: (The
detailed Scheme & Syllabus is appended at Annexure – II)

1. Commissioner of Sericulture (PC.Nos.32,65,90,115,47,80,101,130,143)

2. Commissioner of Fisheries Dept., (PC Nos. 15,24,56,85)
3. The Commissioner, Labour Department (PC Nos. 22,40,57)
4. The Director of Boilers Department (PC No. 75.)
5. Chief Electrical Inspector (PC Nos. 152,153)
6. DG & IG Prisons & Correctional services (PC Nos. 33,48,66,82)
7. Director, Animal Husbandry Dept., (PC No. 51)

Duration of the
Mode of Examination 1st Session 2nd Session
Examination

Objective Type (CBT 2 Hours 10.00 am to 12.00

2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Method) (120 Minutes) Noon
3 Hours
Conventional Type 10.00 am to 1.00 pm 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm
(180 Minutes)

Para IV : Time Table.

The detailed Time Table is appended at Annexure - I.

The applicant whether in Government service or not, desires to appear for more than
one test which are open to all, may apply for the tests to the extent if the Time Table permits.

EXAMINATION CENTRES:
(i) ALL THE DEPARTMENTAL TESTS WILL BE HELD AT (09) EARLIER
DISTRICT HEAD QUARTERS INCLUDING HYDERABAD CITY &
RANGAREDDY DISTRICTS COVERED UNDER HMDA AREA AND ALSO IN
DELHI AS ONE OF THE EXAMINATION CENTRES BASED ON NUMBER OF
CANDIDATES & FEASIBILITY FACTORS DEPENDING ON THE AVAILABILITY
OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND INFRA-STRUCTURE IN THE DISTRICT
CENTRE. Therefore candidates who are in Government service have to exercise
option for District for examination centre besides giving details of the working
place. Candidates are advised to note that examinations will be held in District
centres strictly basing on the availability of infra-structure that supports for CBT
examinations. Therefore examination centres will be allotted either as per their
option or in other Districts or in the area covered under the jurisdiction of HMDA
in Hyderabad & RangaReddy districts. Discretion of the Commission is final in
this regard.

Note: The Commission reserves the right to conduct the Examinations

either COMPUTER BASED TEST (CBT) or OFFLINE OMR based
Examination of objective type.

(ii) Payment of T.A & D.A to such employees shall be made as per rules in vogue
considering (09) district centres existing before creation of new Districts including
Hyderabad clubbed with Rangareddy District.
(iii) HOWEVER THE DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR THE STAFF OF TSPSC,
DIVISIONAL TEST & DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR T.S. WORKS ACCOUNTS
SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT HYDERABAD CENTRE ONLY.
(iv) The Commission, however reserves right to allot candidates in any centre other
than the centre where the candidate is working/chosen or cancel a centre and or
to create a new centre for administrative reasons.
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Examination Centres.

EXAMINATION
SL. NO SL.NO EXAMINATION CENTRE NAME
CENTRE NAME
1 ADILABAD 6 MEDAK

2 KARIMNAGAR 7 NALGONDA

3 KHAMMAM 8 NIZAMABAD
RANGA REDDY
9
HYDERABAD
4 WARANGAL
10 DELHI
Note : The Commission reserves right to allot candidates to
any centre other than the centre chosen / where the
candidate is working or to cancel a centre and or to create a
5 MAHABUBNAGAR new centre for administrative reasons & may also be allotted
in jurisdiction of HMDA in Hyderabad & RangaReddy as per
the availability of infrastructure.
See Para i & ii before opting centre.

Note : The Commission reserves the right to conduct the Examinations either
COMPUTER BASED TEST (CBT) or OFFLINE OMR based Examination of objective type.

Para V : How to Apply :-

The candidates are instructed to read the notification thoroughly before applying. For
any details and clarifications, the candidates are advised to visit Commission’s Official web-site
http://www.tspsc.gov.in.

The candidates are instructed to be careful while submitting the details at the time of
submission of on-line application as the details once submitted cannot be amended at all. It is
candidate’s responsibility that the details submitted are true and genuine. Representation or
request in what so ever manner will not be entertained in this regard.

STEP 1:-The applicants have to login to the website (www.tspsc.gov.in) and to first fill DTE
Application form with their basic details like Name, Father Name, DOB etc.. and get their DTE
Id. While filling the same, the candidates have to ensure that there are no mistakes done. The
Commission bears no responsibility for the mistakes made by the candidates. (If candidates
already have DTE ID number then he/she can proceed to STEP-II.)

STEP.2:- The applicant has to click on Fill Application Form link to provide his/her DTE Id, DOB
and Mobile Number and click on Go button. The basic details of the applicant will be
automatically pre-populated and the applicants need to select the Tests and Papers for which
they wish to appear.

STEP.3:- Immediately on entering the above details and clicking on Pay Now button, the
applicants will be redirected to the Payment Gateway page.

STEP.4:- The applicant should pay the prescribed fee as specified using his/her desired
payment mode (Internet Banking / Credit Card / Debit card) available in the Payment gateway.
Separate instructions have to be followed for each mode of payment.

STEP.5:-After successful payment of fee, the Application receipt will be generated which
contains the particulars furnished by the applicants. The Application Reference Number in the
Application form has to be quoted for future reference/correspondence. The Applications
received On-line in the prescribed proforma provided in the Commission’s website within the
stipulated time shall only be considered and the Commission will not be held responsible for any
kind of discrepancy.
NOTE:

I. while filling the application form, the applicants have to ensure that all fields are filled
with no mistakes. The Commission bears no responsibility for the mistakes/omissions, if
any, made by the applicants.
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II. The particulars furnished by the applicant in the Application Form will be taken as final,
and data entry is processed based on these particulars only by Computer. Applicants
should, therefore, be very careful in Uploading / Submitting the Application Form On-line.
III. Applicants shall note that, the details available in the application form submitted by them
will be considered for the purpose of this notification. Any requests to change the details
subsequently will not be entertained under any circumstances.
IV. No request for the change of Tests/Papers will be entertained once the application is
submitted.
V. The applicants should not furnish any false particulars tampered, fabricated or suppress
any material information while making an application through website.
VI. For any technical problems related to Online submission and downloading of Hall tickets
contact 040-22445566 (Call Time: 10.30 A.M to 1.00 P.M & 1.30 P.M to 5.00 P.M) or
mail to [email protected] OR [email protected].

Para VI : Fee & Procedure for remittance of Fee.

(i) THE FEE PAYABLE TOWARDS APPLICATION FEE FOR EACH APPLICATION (Each
Test shall be treated as one application) to apply for the Tests mentioned in the Time-
Table of this notification SHALL BE Rs. 200/- (RUPEES TWO HUNDRED ONLY).
However, no fee is prescribed for the Tests in Gujarathi and Marwari Languages.

(ii) The applicants should pay Rs.100/- (RUPEES ONE HUNDRED ONLY). for each paper
towards Examination fee in addition to the Application fee payable to the Principal
Secretary, T.S. Public Service Commission, Hyderabad through Net-
Banking/Debit/Credit Card in TS On-line or e-pay from 22/06/2020 to 13/07/2020 by
11:59 PM.
(iii) The application of the candidate is admitted provisionally subject to reconciliation of the
fee from the Bank.
(iv) Any fee once remitted under this Notification, shall not be refunded or adjusted under
any circumstances. Failure to pay the requisite Examination fee, Application fee will
entail total rejection of application. Government removed all fee exemptions vide
G.O.Ms.No. 360, General Administration (Services-C) Department, dated: 16/08/2002.
(v) IPOs/Demand Drafts are not accepted.

1. Important Note:-The applicants are instructed to go through the contents of the

Notification carefully before applying for the Departmental Tests. Applicants should not
send any documents to Commission as the entire application process is ON-LINE,
including payment of fee, uploading of photograph and signature. Applicants must
upload their scanned photo and signature through J.P.G format with the size of photo as
3.5cmsX 4.5cms (<50 KB) and Signature of 3.5cmsX 1.5cms (<30KB) only in the space
provided for the same. Applicants should ensure that, their name and date of photograph
are printed on the photograph while scanning. Further the applicant has to invariably fill
all the columns in the Application and should submit the same by on-line.

Para VII: Rejection of Application

Applications will summarily be rejected for the following reasons:-

(i) If the Photo/ Signature not uploaded/ not clear/blurred.

(ii) If prescribed fee towards application and examination is not paid or if fee paid is
less.
(iii) Incomplete/Incorrect application form will be rejected.
(iv) If the Service Certificate is not filled/ not signed by the Controlling Officer/ without
the seal of the Controlling Officer/ self attestation instead of Controlling Officer/
signed by the Gazetted Officer instead of their Controlling Officer or if the Service
Certificate is not uploaded properly.
(v) If the filled in Application Form is not in terms of this notification.
(vi) If the applicant is not eligible to appear for the Test in terms of Para (4) of the
Notification.
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(vii) If the candidate does not fulfill the Terms & Conditions as laid down in the
Notification.
(viii) If the candidate applies during debarment period.

Para VIII: IMPORTANT COMMON INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES (for CBT/ Offline
OMR (Objective) & Descriptive examination)

(i) The claim of the applicant with regard to the eligibility for the test, the tests
applied for are accepted provisionally on the information furnished by them in
their application form and is subject to verification and satisfaction of the
Commission as per eligibility conditions. Mere admission to any test or
viva-voce will not confer on the candidate any right for final result. The candidate
is therefore, provisional at all stages and the Commission reserves right to reject
candidature at any stage.
(ii) The candidates have to report One and Half Hour before to the examination
venue to follow the procedures of the Commission at venue. i.e Recording
Thumb impression in Bio metric system . Gates of the venue will be closed Half
an hour before commencement of Examination.
(iii) The candidates will not be admitted to the Examination Hall after the
commencement of the examination. No candidate is allowed to leave the
examination hall till the duration of the examination is completed.
(iv) The candidates are instructed to bring their Hall ticket & ID card (Employee ID/
Aadhar card etc.) in original without fail. Candidates who appear for descriptive
examinations are advised to bring a smooth writing pad, Ball-Point pen
(Blue/Black).
(v) Candidates will be subjected to frisking to ensure that they are not carrying
any electronic or any other gadgets, mobile/cellular phone, tablets, pen
drives, Bluetooth devices, watch, Programmable calculators, log tables,
wallet, purse, notes, Pagers, charts, loose sheets or recording instruments
strapped on their body or in their pockets. Possession of the same leads
to invalidation of the candidature to the exam.

(vi) The candidates should satisfy the Invigilator of his identity with reference to the
signature and photographs available on the Nominal Rolls. The candidate should
assign signature and get the signature of the invigilator at the appropriate place
wherever provided for it.

(vii) Loaning and interchanging of articles/Question paper/answer sheets/revealing

answers among the candidates, communicating, consulting or conversing with
other candidates or causing disturbances in any manner in the examination hall
or taking away the answer sheet/question paper outside the examination hall
during the examination is not permitted or if any candidate takes away Answer
Sheet after completion of examination without handing over to invigilator, the
candidature of such candidate will be rejected and it will be viewed seriously to
initiate action for penal action and Debarment besides disqualifying for this
examination.

(viii) The candidates are expected to behave in orderly and disciplined manner while
writing the examination. and in case of impersonation/ disorder/ rowdy behavior
during Written Examination, necessary F.I.R. for this incident will be lodged with
concerned Police Station, apart from disqualifying for this examination and
debarring in future.

(ix) The Commission would be analyzing the answers of a candidate with other
appeared candidates to detect patterns of similarity. If it is suspected that the
answers have been shared and the scores obtained are not genuine/ valid, the
Commission reserves the right to cancel his/ her candidature and to invalidate
exam/answer sheet

(x) Violation of any of the instructions may lead to invalidation of the candidature of
the exam besides penal action.

(xi) THE CANDIDATE IS PERMITTED TO BRING BARE ACTS ONLY. GUIDES,

BOOKS CONTAINING COMMENTARIES, MADE EASY, WRITTEN OR
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RONEOED BOOKS, DIARIES, NOTES SUPPLIED BY THE TRAINING

INSTITUTES & HAND BOOKS ARE NOT PERMITTED INTO THE
EXAMINATION HALL. SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS / CALCULATORS ARE
ALSO NOT ALLOWED INTO THE EXAMINATION HALL EXCEPT FOR
SURVEY DEPARTMENTAL TESTS.

(xii) The candidates should read the instructions carefully given along with the Hall
Ticket and follow it scrupulously. Any violation will be viewed seriously and
suitable action will be taken besides cancellation of candidature as per rules. The
candidates are also advised to retain their Hall-ticket for future purpose.
Issuance of duplicate hall tickets or evidence with regard to the particulars of the
candidate will not be entertained under any circumstances.

(xiii) Candidature of the candidates shall be liable for rejection if the terms and
conditions of the Notification are not followed scrupulously.

(xiv) An extra time of Twenty (20) minutes per Hour is permitted to totally blind
candidates and for the candidates with Locomotor disability and CEREBRAL
PALSY where writing is extremely affected for the extent slowing the
performance of function (minimum of 40 % deformity).

Note :- The Orthopedically or Visually disabled candidates who

need assistance of Scribe have to apply for the same directly to the
Commission (10) days before commencement of examination duly
enclosing the copy of Medical certificate mentioning the Application ID
number along with a representation. Only those candidates, who are totally
blind and who do not have both the upper limbs in the category of
orthopedically disabled can use Scribes at the examination. Scribe will be
provided by the discretion of the Chief Superintend as per provisions. The
Certificates (whichever is applicable) should be obtained from Competent
Medical authority for the purpose of verification.

(xv) The scribe shall be from an academic discipline other than that of the candidate
and the academic qualification of the scribe shall be one grade below than the
stipulated eligibility criteria. The candidate as well as the scribe will have to give a
suitable undertaking confirming the Rules applicable. The scribe shall be
provided by the Chief Superintendent of the venue.

INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES TO CANDIDATES REGARDING DESCRIPTIVE

EXAMINATION.

(i) The candidates should go through the instructions given on the cover page of
Test booklet and write their Hall Ticket Number, Centre etc., carefully in the
Answer Sheet, which will be provided in the examination hall.

(ii) Candidates are permitted to use calculators for Descriptive examination.

(iii) The candidates have to use Ball-Point pen (Blue/Black) only for marking the
answers. Otherwise the answer sheets will be invalidated.

(iv) The candidates must ensure encoding the Hall Ticket Number, Paper Code and
Test Booklet series etc., on the O.M.R answer sheet correctly in the columns
provided, failing which the answer sheet will be rejected and it will not be
valued.

(v) Answer Choices should not be marked on the Test Booklet (Question Paper)
under any circumstances.

(vi) Candidates appearing for “Survey Department Tests” should bring their own set
of instruments such as Scales, Bits and Scientific Calculators, if any, required for
answering. Special Forms, if any required for Survey Department Test will be
supplied to the candidates in the examination hall.

(vii) The candidates should read the instructions carefully given on the backside of
OMR Answer Sheet, and Barcode Answer Sheet which is attached to the Main
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Answer Book and fill-in the columns legibly and encode properly in Examination
Hall. For any Violation, the answer script will be invalidated.

(viii) The candidates are instructed to note that the wrong bubbling of any part of OMR
Sheet/Barcode sheet cannot be amended at all. The use of whitener and over
writing, if any, and improper bubbling leads to invalidation of answer sheet.

(ix) IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: WRITING OF SYMBOLS, OR ANY TYPE OF

IDENTIFICATION MARKS INCLUDING HALL TICKET NUMBER ETC.,
ANYWHERE INSIDE THE OMR SHEET/ANSWER SCRIPT, AND USING OF
BALL PENS OTHER THAN BLUE OR BLACK INK , AND SKETCH PENS OF
ANY COLOUR OR USING OF WHITENER ON THE OMR SHEET/ANSWER
SCRIPT ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED. IN CASE OF VIOLATION, SUCH
ANSWER SCRIPT WILL BE INVALIDATED.

INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES TO CANDIDATES REGARDING ONLINE

(CBT METHOD) MODE OF EXAMINATION.

1) Candidates shall report at the venue One and half hour before the Commencement of
Examination as the candidates have to undergo certain procedural formalities required
for on-line examination.
2) Examination will be commenced as specified under Para III.
3) The examination link with the login screen will already be available on system provided
to the candidate. Please inform the invigilator if this is not the case.
4) 15 minutes prior to the exam, candidate shall be prompted to login. The candidate
should type the Login ID (Hall ticket No) and the Password (Password for Candidate will
be given on exam day) to proceed further.
5) Invigilator will announce the password (15) minutes before commencement of
examination.
6) Copying or noting down questions and/or options is not allowed. Severe action will be
taken if any candidate is found noting down the questions and/or options.

7) After logging in, The candidate’s screen will display:

 Profile Information - Check the details & click on “I Confirm” or “I Deny”.

 Detailed exam instructions - Please read and understand thoroughly.
 Please click on the “I am ready to Begin” button, after reading the instructions.

8) The candidate has to use the mouse to answer the multiple choice type questions with
FOUR alternative answers.
9) To answer any numerical answer type question, candidates need to use the virtual
numeric key pad, mouse and virtual calculator.
10) On the online exam question screen, the timer will display the balance time remaining for
the completion of exam.
11) The question numbers are color coordinated and of different shapes based on the
process of recording candidate’s response:
 White (Square) - For un-attempted questions.
 Red (Inverted Pentagon) - For unanswered questions.
 Green (Pentagon) - For attempted questions.
 Violet (Circle) - Question marked by candidate for review, to be answered later.
 Violet (Circle with a Tick mark) - Question answered and marked by candidate for
review.
12) After answering a question, click the SAVE & NEXT button to save candidates response
and move onto the next question.
13) Click on Mark for Review & NEXT to mark candidates question for review, and then go
to the next question.
14) To clear any answer chosen for a particular question, please click on the CLEAR
RESPONSE button.
15) A summary of each section, (i.e. questions answered, not answered, marked for review)
is available for each section. The candidate has to place the cursor over the section
name for this summary.
16) In case if the candidate wish to view a larger font size, he can inform the Invigilator. On
the Invigilator's confirmation, click on the font size to select. The font size will be visible
on the top.
17) The candidate may view INSTRUCTIONS at any point of time during exam, by clicking
on the INSTRUCTIONS button on screen.
18) Candidates are advised to keep checking the timer on the screen.
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19) In case of automatic or manual log out, all attempted responses of the candidate will be
saved and the exam will start from the time where it had stopped.
20) The candidate will be provided a blank sheet for rough work. Login ID and Password
may be written on it. Candidates should ensure that they return it to the invigilator at the
end of the exam after tearing ONLY the password from it.
21) Candidates are instructed not to touch the key board as exam ID of the candidate will
get locked. If ID gets locked, a nearby invigilator may be informed who will help in
unlocking the ID to continue with the exam.
22) Please inform the invigilator in case of any technical issues.
23) All the articles other than the Hall ticket(admit card), photo identity proof and pen, have
to be left outside the exam room.
24) The candidate cannot leave exam room before submitting the paper.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES TO BE FOLLOWED WHILE
EXAMINATION (Offline OMR mode)

(i) The claim of the applicants with regard to the eligibility for the test(s), applied for
are accepted provisionally on the information furnished by them in their
application form and is subject to verification and satisfaction of the Commission
as per eligibility conditions. Mere admission to any test or viva-voce will not
confer on the candidates any right for final result. The candidature of the
candidates are therefore, provisional at all stages and the Commission reserves
right to reject candidature at any stage.

(ii) The candidates have to report one Hour before commencement of exam to the
examination venue to follow the procedures that Commission imposes.

(iii) The candidates will not be admitted to the Examination Hall after
commencement of the examination. No candidate is allowed to leave the
examination hall till the duration of the examination is completed.

(iv) An extra time of Twenty (20) minutes per Hour is permitted to totally blind
candidates and for the candidates with Locomotor disability and CEREBRAL
PALSY where writing is extremely affected for the extent slowing the
performance of function (minimum of 40 % deformity).

Note :- The Orthopedically or Visually disabled candidates who

need assistance of Scribe have to apply for the same directly to the
Commission (10) days before commencement of examination duly
enclosing the copy of Medical certificate mentioning the Application ID
number along with a representation. Only those candidates, who are totally
blind and who do not have both the upper limbs in the category of
orthopedically disabled can use Scribes at the examination. Scribe will be
provided by the discretion of the Chief Superintend as per provisions. The
Certificates (whichever is applicable) should be obtained from Competent
Medical authority for the purpose of verification.

(v) The scribe shall be from an academic discipline other than that of the candidate
and the academic qualification of the scribe shall be one grade below than the
stipulated eligibility criteria. The candidate as well as the scribe will have to give a
suitable undertaking confirming the Rules applicable.

(vi) The candidates are instructed to bring their Hall ticket without fail, a smooth
writing pad, Ball-Point pen (Blue/Black).

(vii) Candidates will be subjected to frisking to ensure that they are not carrying
any electronic or any other gadgets, mobile/cellular phone, tablets, pen
drives, Bluetooth devices, watch, Programmable calculators, log tables,
wallet, purse, notes, Pagers, charts, loose sheets or recording instruments
strapped on their body or in their pockets. Possession of the same leads
to invalidation of the candidature to the exam besides penal action.
However Candidates are permitted to use calculators.
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(viii) The candidates should go through the instructions given on the cover page of test
booklet and write Register Number, Centre etc., carefully in the Answer Sheet,
which will be provided in the examination hall.

(ix) The Candidates appearing for objective type papers will be supplied OMR Sheet
in duplicate. The candidate is required to use Ball Point Pen (Blue or Black) for
filling the relevant blocks in the OMR Sheet including bubbling the answers. Do
not attempt to separate or displace them while answering. After writing the
examination the candidate has to handover the original OMR sheet to the
invigilator in the examination hall. If any candidate takes away the original OMR
Sheet his/her candidature will be rejected. However the candidate is permitted to
take away the duplicate OMR Sheet.

(x) The candidates have to use Ball-Point pen (Blue/Black) only for marking the
answers.

(xi) The candidates should satisfy the Invigilator of his identity with reference to the
signature and photographs available on the Nominal Rolls. The candidate should
assign signature and get the signature of the invigilator at the place provided in
the answer sheet.

(xii) The candidates must ensure encoding the Register Number, Paper Code and
Test Booklet series etc., on the O.M.R answer sheet correctly in the columns
provided, failing which the answer sheet will rejected and will not be valued.

(xiii) Answer Choices should not be marked on the Test Booklet (Question Paper)
under any circumstances.

(xiv) Loaning and interchanging of articles among the candidates, communicating,

consulting or conversing with other candidates or causing disturbances in
any manner is not permitted in the examination hall.

(xv) The candidates are expected to behave in orderly and disciplined manner
while writing the examination. If any candidate takes away Answer Sheet,
the candidature will be rejected and in case of impersonation/ disorder/
rowdy behavior during Written Examination, necessary F.I.R. for this
incident will be lodged with concerned Police Station, apart from disqualifying
for this examination and debarring in future.

(xvi) The Commission would be analyzing the responses of a candidate with other
appeared candidates to detect patterns of similarity. If it is suspected that the
responses have been shared and the scores obtained are not genuine/ valid,
the Commission reserves the right to cancel his/ her candidature and to
invalidate the Answer Sheet.

(xvii) Violation of any of the instructions may lead to invalidation of the Answer
Sheet besides penal action.

(xviii) Candidates appearing for “Survey Department Tests” should bring their own set
of instruments such as Scales, Bits and Scientific Calculators, if any, required for
answering. Special Forms, if any required for Survey Department Test will be
supplied to the candidates in the examination hall.

(xix) THE CANDIDATE IS PERMITTED TO BRING BARE ACTS ONLY. GUIDES,

BOOKS CONTAINING COMMENTARIES, MADE EASY, WRITTEN OR
RONEOED BOOKS, DIARIES, NOTES SUPPLIED BY THE TRAINING
INSTITUTES & HAND BOOKS ARE NOT PERMITTED INTO THE
EXAMINATION HALL. SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS ARE ALSO NOT
ALLOWED INTO THE EXAMINATION HALL EXCEPT FOR SURVEY
DEPARTMENTAL TESTS.

(xx) The candidates should read the instructions carefully given on the backside of
Barcode Answer Sheet, which is attached to the Main Answer Book and fill-in the
columns of Barcode Answer Sheet legibly and encode properly in Examination
Hall. For any Violation, the answer script will be invalidated.
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(xxi) The candidates are instructed to note that the wrong bubbling of any part of OMR
Sheet cannot be amended at all. The use of whitener and over writing, if any, and
improper bubbling leads to invalidation of answer sheet.

(xxii) IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: WRITING OF SYMBOLS, OR ANY TYPE OF

IDENTIFICATION MARKS INCLUDING REGISTER NUMBER ETC.,
ANYWHERE INSIDE THE OMR SHEET/ANSWER SCRIPT, AND USING OF
BALL PENS OTHER THAN BLUE OR BLACK INK , AND SKETCH PENS OF
ANY COLOUR OR USING OF WHITENER ON THE OMR SHEET/ANSWER
SCRIPT ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED. IN CASE OF VIOLATION, SUCH
ANSWER SCRIPT WILL BE INVALIDATED.

(xxiii) The candidates should read the instructions carefully given along with the Hall
Ticket and follow it scrupulously. Any violation will be viewed seriously and
suitable action will be taken besides cancellation of candidature as per rules. The
candidates are also advised to retain his/her Hall-ticket for future purpose with
attestation of Chief Superintendent of the examination centre. Issuance of
duplicate hall tickets or evidence with regard to the particulars of the candidate
will not be entertained under any circumstances.

NOTE : TO PREVENT THE POSSIBILITY OF SPREAD OF COVID-19,

WEARING OF MASK IS MANDATORY I.E. WITHOUT A FACE
MASK, ENTRY INTO THE EXAMINATION CENTER WILL NOT BE
ALLOWED. FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE AND SAFETY EVERYONE
HAS TO CARRY OWN HAND SANITIZER. PHYSICAL DISTANCE
MUST BE MAINTAINED INSIDE THE EXAMINATION CENTRE.
Para IX : PUBLICATION OF RESULTS:
i. The results of the candidates who are provisionally declared to have passed the
Tests will be displayed on the Notice Board of the Commission’s Office. The
results bulletin of the Departmental Tests will be available in the Commission’s
Official Website “http://www.tspsc.gov.in which would be considered as authentic
publication for extending all benefits to the candidates who are provisionally
declared to have passed the Tests Vide Go.Ms.No.591, General Administration
(Services A) Dept., dt:20-10-2011 until publication in the State Gazette.
ii. No individual pass certificate/Confirmation Certificate will be issued by the
Commission.
Para X : MEMORANDUM OF MARKS:

i) Marks will, however, be supplied to candidates, who are not successful at the
Examination. Memorandum of Marks can be downloaded on payment of Rs. 200/-
(Rupees Two Hundred Only) per test through ON-Line Payment in favour of the
Principal Secretary, T.S. Public Service Commission, Hyderabad. Candidates will be
allowed to download the marks after one week from the date of declaration of results
within a period of ONE MONTH from the date of display of results on the
Commission's Notice Board.
ii) Recounting of Marks: - Revaluation of Answer sheets will not be entertained under
any circumstances. However, the recounting of marks will be considered for
conventional Type (written) Test only within 15 days from the date of publication of
results on Payment of Rs.100/-(Rupees One Hundred Only) for each paper through
IPO / Bank Draft.
Note:- Requisitions made under any means without following the above conditions shall
not be entertained under any circumstances.
iii) Attendance / appear confirmation certificate to candidates shall not be provided.

Para XI : DEBARMENT:

a) Candidate is liable to be debarred from appearing for any examination permanently

or for such term of years as the Commission may think fit for the below reasons :

(i) If incorrect information is furnished in Application or elsewhere, or makes

a false declaration regarding eligibility, Service etc.
(ii) If he/she is found guilty of malpractice of any kind in the Examination hall.
(iii) If he/she behaves improperly towards the Chief Superintendent/
Invigilators/Deputed Officials of TSPSC in the premises of venue or in the
Examination Hall.
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(iv) Any candidate is or has been found impersonating or procuring

impersonation by any person or resorting to any other irregular or
improper means in connection with his / her candidature for notification or
obtaining support of candidature by any means, such a candidate may in
addition to rendering himself/ herself liable to criminal prosecution, will be
debarred.
(v) If he/she applies to a Test before the expiry of the period of debarment.
(vi) The Commission has the right to cancel the result of the candidates
whose applications were rejected or who are involved in malpractice or
found to be under debarment period or if the information furnished in the
Application is found incorrect at any time.

b) If the candidate was debarred earlier by the Commission, the relevant details should
be furnished in the Application Form. Otherwise the application will be rejected and
suitable action will be taken as deemed fit.

c) If a debarred candidate is already in the service of the Government, he/she will be

liable for disciplinary action under appropriate rules by the competent authority and
an entry will be made in the S.R., to that effect by the Controlling Officer.

d) Penal provisions of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Mal practice & Unfair
Means) Act 1997 (Act No.25/97) published in A.P. Gazette No. 35 Part-IV-B
Extraordinary, dated: 21.08.1997 shall be invoked if malpractice & Unfair means
are noticed at any stage of examination and the candidate will be debarred from
writing any TSPSC examination in future.

e) If the candidate who has already passed the Test and re-appearing for the same
test, he/she is liable for disciplinary action besides debarment.

Para XII : Communications running in the name of Pleader or Agent, will receive no attention.

Para XIII : COMMISSION’S DECISION TO BE FINAL:

The decision of the Commission pertaining to the application and its acceptance or
rejection as the case may be, conduct of examination and at all consequent stages shall be final
in all respects and binding on all concerned, under the powers vested with it under Article 315
and 320 of the Constitution of India. Commission also reserves its right to alter and modify
regarding terms and conditions laid down in the notification for conducting the various stages
upto publication of results in T.S. Gazette, duly intimating details thereof to all concerned, as
warranted by any unforeseen circumstances arising during the course of this process.

OFFICE OF THE TELANGANA STATE

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION,
HYDERABAD - 500001.
Sd/-
DATED: 16/06/2020. PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
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Service Certificate for Candidates.

(Appearing for Divisional Test/Mines & Geology)

This is to certify that--------------------------------------- is working as -------------------------from -----------

to ----------------------- (Total service rendered ------------------) in the office of -----------------------------

---------------------------.

Station: Signature:
Date: Name and Designation of
Controlling Officer with office
seal

( The application will be rejected if not signed by the Controlling officer.)

N.B: 1) According to Para-II (I & II) of the Departmental Tests Notification, only
Candidates working in the concerned departments must apply. Applications
received from others will summarily be rejected and such candidates also
liable for debarment.

2) Certifying officers have to verify the records whether he/she has

completed 3years of minimum service in the category of Sr. Asst.
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ANNEXURE - I

DEPARTMENTAL TESTS, MAY - 2020 SESSION

TIME – TABLE & SCHEME

PAPER NAME OF THE PAPER (TEST) SCHEME

CODE

16/08/2020 SUNDAY - FORENOON – 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

88. Departmental Test for Gazetted Officers of the Education Department,

First Paper (WITH BOOKS)

16/08/2020 SUNDAY – AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

97. Departmental Test for Gazetted Officers of the Education Department,

Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)

17/08/2020 MONDAY – FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

141. The Accounts Test for Executive Officers (WITH BOOKS)

17/08/2020 MONDAY – AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

8. The Accounts Test for Subordinate Officers Part-I (WITH BOOKS)

19/08/2020 WEDNESDAY - FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

1. Subordinate Accounts Service Examination, Paper-I (WITH BOOKS)

2. Deputy Inspector's Test, First Paper (WITH BOOKS)
3. Excise Department Test, Test-A Civil and Criminal law (WITH BOOKS)
10. Accounts Test for Subordinate Officers, Part-II (WITH BOOKS)
26. Departmental Test for Officers of the Forest Department, Forest Law – Second Paper
(WITH BOOKS)
31. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination, Part-I, Paper-I (WITH BOOKS)
33. Prisons Department Test, Paper-I (WITH BOOKS)
39. Fire Service Department Test, Part-II (WITH BOOKS)
45. The Civil Judicial Test, Part-I (WITH BOOKS)
50. Departmental Test for Officers of the Telangana State Agriculture Service
(WITH BOOKS)
51. Animal Husbandry Department Test (WITH BOOKS)
60. Departmental Test for the Employees of Telangana State Government Life Insurance
Department, First Paper (WITH BOOKS)
149. Departmental Test for the Gazetted and Non-Gazetted Staff of the Telangana State
Public Service Commission (WITH BOOKS)
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19/08/2020 WEDNESDAY – AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

9. Subordinate Accounts Service Examination, Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)

12. Deputy Inspector's Test, Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)
13. Excise Department Test, Test-B - Acts and Rules (WITH BOOKS)
14. Accounts Test for Public Works Workshop Officers, Paper-I (WITH BOOKS)
44. Departmental Test for Telangana State Works Accounts Service, Part-I, Paper-I (WITH
BOOKS)
46. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination, Part-II, Paper-I (WITH BOOKS)
48. Prisons Department Test, Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)
52. Registration Department Test, Group-I, Paper-I (WITH BOOKS)
61. Departmental Test for Officers of the Forest Department, Land Revenue - Second
Paper (WITH BOOKS)
68. Departmental Test for Employees of the Telangana State Government Life Insurance
Department, Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)
77. The Indian Evidence Act Test (WITH BOOKS)
106. Transport Department Test Part-I (WITH BOOKS)
131. Departmental Test for Government Press Officers (WITH BOOKS)
132. Departmental Test for Officers and Ministerial Staff of the Stationery, printing and stores
Purchase Department. (WITH BOOKS)
152. Departmental Test for Tech. Staff in the Telangana State Electrical Inspectorate Service
(WITH BOOKS)
156. Juvenile Welfare Correctional Services Welfare of street Children Test Part-I Paper-I.
(With Books)

20/08/2020 THURSDAY – FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

4. Departmental Test for Clerks in the Police Department (WITH BOOKS)

20. Deputy Inspector's Test, Third Paper (WITH BOOKS)
23. Subordinate Accounts Service Examination, Paper-III (WITH BOOKS)
29. Accounts Test for Public Works Workshop Officers, Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)
35. Excise Department Test, Test-C, Excise Manual-Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)
64. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination, Part-I, Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)
66. Prisons Department Test, Paper-III (WITH BOOKS)
70. Registration Department Test, Group-I, Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)
78. Departmental Test for Telangana State. Works Accounts Service, Part-I, Paper-II (WITH
BOOKS)
86. Departmental Test for the Officers of the Forest Department, Office Procedure and
Accounts - Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)
124. Transport Department Test, Part-II (WITH BOOKS)
140 Departmental Test for Accountants Telangana State. Electrical Department (WITH
BOOKS)
144. The Agriculture Department Test (WITH BOOKS)
147. The civil Judicial Test Part-II, Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)
157. Juvenile Welfare Correctional Services and Welfare of Street Children Test Part-I Paper-
II. (With Books)

20/08/2020 THURSDAY – AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

18. The Revenue Test, Part-I First Paper (WITH BOOKS)

34. Subordinate Accounts Service Examination, Paper-IV (WITH BOOKS)
71. Excise Department Test, Test-D, Distillery Manual - Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)
79. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination, Part-II, Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)
82. Prisons Department Test, Paper-IV (WITH BOOKS)
83. Registration Department Test, Group-II, Paper-III (WITH BOOKS)
99. Departmental Test for T.S Works Accounts Service Part-II, Paper-III (WITH BOOKS)
107. Departmental Test for persons in Ministerial Service of the Forest Department
Part-I, Paper-I (WITH BOOKS)
146. Accounts Test for the Employees of Local Bodies, Paper-I. (WITH BOOKS)
151. Marketing Department Test (WITH BOOKS)
158. Juvenile Welfare Correctional and welfare of Street Children Test Part-II, Paper-III. (With
Books)
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21/08/2020 FRIDAY – FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

27. The Revenue Test Part-I, Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)

40. Labour, Factories and Boilers Department Test, Part-B (WITH BOOKS)
84. Local Fund Audit Department Test, First Paper (WITH BOOKS)
89. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination, Part-I, Paper-III (WITH BOOKS)
92. Departmental Test for Officers of the .T.S Commercial Taxes Subordinate Service,
First Paper (WITH BOOKS)
94. Registration Department Test, Group-III, Paper-IV (WITH BOOKS)
128. Departmental Test for T.S. Works Accounts Service, Part-II, Paper-IV. (WITH BOOKS)
139. Departmental Test for Persons in Ministerial Service of the Forest Department, Part-II,
Paper-III (WITH BOOKS)
148. Accounts Test for the Employees of Local Bodies Paper-II (WITH BOOKS)
159. Juvenile Welfare Correctional services and Welfare of Street Children Test Part-III Paper-
IV. (With Books)

21/08/2020 FRIDAY – AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

43. The Revenue Test, Part-II (WITH BOOKS)

57. Labour, Factories and Boilers Department Test, Part-C (WITH BOOKS)
93. Local Fund Audit Department Test, Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)
95. Fisheries Department Test, (WITH BOOKS)
100. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination, Part-II, Paper-III (WITH BOOKS)
137. The Accounts Test for Public Works Department Officers & Subordinates, Paper-I (WITH
BOOKS)
138. Divisional Test Part-II, Paper-V (WITH BOOKS)
153. Departmental Test for Non-Tech. Staff in the T.S. Electrical Inspectorate Service.
(WITH BOOKS)

23/08/2020 SUNDAY – FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

62. The Revenue Test, Part-III (WITH BOOKS)

75. Labour, Factories and Boilers Department Test, Part-D (WITH BOOKS)
102. Departmental Test for Officers of the T.S. Commercial Taxes Subordinate Service,
Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)
105. Local Fund Audit Department Test, Third Paper (WITH BOOKS)
114. Treasuries &Accounts Service Examination Part-I Paper-IV. (WITH BOOKS)
126. Endowments Departmental Test, Paper-II. (WITH BOOKS)
142. The Accounts Test for Public Works Department Officers and Subordinates Paper-II.
(WITH BOOKS)

WITHOUT BOOKS

15. Fisheries Department Test-II, First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)

19. The Translation Test, First Paper - Translation from English into the Language chosen
(WITHOUT BOOKS) 3 hours (10.00 AM to 1.00 PM)
30. Divisional Test, Part-I, Paper-I (WITHOUT BOOKS)
32. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-I, Paper-I (WITHOUT
BOOKS)
37. Special Language Test for Officers of the Education Department, Higher Standard
(WITHOUT BOOKS) 3hours (10.00 AM to 1.00 PM)
47. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-II Paper-I (WITHOUT
BOOKS)
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23/08/2020 SUNDAY - AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

129. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination, Part-II, Paper-IV (WITH BOOKS)
16. Fire Service Department Test, Part-I First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
17. Departmental Test for Officers of the Forest Department, Forest Law - First Paper
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
21. Excise Department Test, Test-C Excise Manual First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
24. Fisheries Department Test-II, Second Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
36. Special Language Test for Officers of the Education Department, Lower Standard -
Written Examination, First Paper-Translation from English into a Language Chosen
(WITHOUT BOOKS) 3 hours (2:30 PM To 5:30PM)
63. Divisional Test Part-I, Paper-II (WITHOUT BOOKS)
65. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-I, Paper-II
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
69. Revenue Draughtsman's Test, Part - I (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3hours (2:30PM To 5:30PM)
80. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-II, Paper-II (WITHOUT
BOOKS)
96. Departmental Test for the Staff of the National Employment Service Part-I (WITHOUT
BOOKS)
98. The Criminal Judicial Test, First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
110. Survey and Settlement Surveyor's Test (Higher Grade), Part-I (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3 hours(2:30 PM To 5:30PM)
112. Survey and Settlement Surveyor's Test (Lower Grade), Part-I (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3 hours (2:30 PM To 5:30PM)
117. Survey and Settlement Inspector's Test, Part-I (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3 hours (2:30 PM To 5:30PM)

24/08/2020 MONDAY – FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

25. Fire Service Department Test, Part-I Second Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
41. Departmental Test for Chief and Deputy Chief Accountants in the Telangana State
Electricity Department, Paper-I (WITHOUT BOOKS)
42. Departmental Test for Officers of the Forest Department, Land Revenue - First Paper
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
49. Special Language Test for Officers of the Education Department, Lower Standard -
Written Examination -Second Paper - Translation from the Language chosen into
English (WITHOUT BOOKS)3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
56. Fisheries Department Test-II, Third Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
58. Special Language Test for Officers of Education Department (Advanced Standard)
First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS) 3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
81. Divisional Test, Part-II, Paper-III (WITHOUT BOOKS) (Two hours only)
90. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-I, Paper-III (WITHOUT
BOOKS)
101. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-II, Paper-III
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
104. Departmental Test for the Staff of National Employment Service, Part-II
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
119. Survey and Settlement Surveyor's Test, (Higher Grade), Part-II (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
121. Survey and Settlement Surveyor's Test (Lower Grade), Part-II (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
123. Local Fund Audit Department Test Fourth Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
127. The Criminal Judicial Test, Third Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
134. Survey & Settlement Inspector’s Test Part-II (WITHOUT BOOKS)3hours (10:00 AM To
1:00 PM)
135. Computation Test, Part-II (WITHOUT BOOKS)3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
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24/08/2020 MONDAY - AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

22. Labour, Factories and Boilers Department Test, Part-A (WITH BOOKS)
i) Dist. Office Manual
ii) Manual for Conciliation Officers
53. Subordinate Accounts Service Examination, Paper-V (WITHOUT BOOKS)
54. Excise Department Test, Test-D Distillery Manual - First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
59. Departmental Test for the Chief and Deputy Chief Accountants in T.S. Electricity
Department, Paper-II (WITHOUT BOOKS)
67. Special Language Test for Officers of the Education Department, Lower Standard -
Written Examination, Third Paper - Grammar and Idiom (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3hours (2:30PM To 5:30 PM)
74. Special Language Test for Officers of the Education Department (Advanced Standard)
Second Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS) 3hours (2:30PM To 5:30 PM)
76. Departmental Test for Officers of the Forest Department, Office Procedure and
Accounts, First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
85. Fisheries Department Test – II, Fourth Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
87. Revenue Draughtsman's Test, Part-II (WITHOUT BOOKS) 3hours (2:30PM To 5:30
PM)
103. Endowments Department Test, First Paper (WITHOUT BOOKS)
113. Divisional Test, part-II, paper-IV (WITHOUT BOOKS)
115. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-I, Paper-IV
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
125. Departmental Test for Persons in Ministerial Service of the Forest Department Part-I,
Paper -II (WITHOUT BOOKS)
130. Departmental Test for Employees of Sericulture Department, Part-II, Paper-IV
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
145. The civil Judicial Test Part-II, Paper-I (WITHOUT BOOKS)
150. Departmental Test for Mines and Geology (WITHOUT BOOKS)

25/08/2020 TUESDAY - FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON

108. The Criminal Judicial Test Second Paper (WITH BOOKS)

25/08/2020 TUESDAY - AFTERNOON 2.30 PM TO 4.30 PM

136. The Criminal Judicial Test, Fourth Paper. (WITH BOOKS)

26/08/2020 WEDNESDAY - FORENOON 10.00 AM TO 01.00 PM

5. Second Class Language Test Part-A Written Examination, Translation from English into
the language chosen (WITHOUT BOOKS) (Two hours only) (10:00 AM To 12:00 PM)
6. Examination in Gujarathi Language, Part-A Written Examination (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
7. Examination in Marwari Language, Part-A Written Examination (WITHOUT BOOKS)
3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
28. The Translation Test, Second Paper - Translation from the Language chosen into
English (WITHOUT BOOKS) 3hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
122. Computation Test, Part-I (WITHOUT BOOKS) 3 hours (10:00 AM To 1:00 PM)
143. Departmental Test for Employees of sericulture Department Part-II, Paper-V.(WITHOUT
BOOKS) (10:00 AM To 12:00 PM)

155 Third Class Language Test (Viva-Voce only) (The date, time and venue of the viva-voce
will be communicated to the candidates separately at the appropriate time).

Place: Hyderabad Sd/-

Date : 16/06/2020 PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
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ANNEXURE - II

TELANGANA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION # HYDERABAD

SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

FISHERIES DEPARTMENT TEST - II

PAPER CODE NO.s.(015, 024, 056, 085) (WITHOUT BOOKS)

PAPER MARKS
MAXIMUM
CODE SUBJECT DURATION FOR
MARKS
No. PASSING

PAPER-I: INLAND FISHERIES

015 2 Hours 100 40
(WITHOUT BOOKS)

PAPER-II: AQUACULTURE AND

AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH
024 2 Hours 100 40
MANAGEMENT
(WITHOUTBOOKS)

PAPER-III: FISH HARVEST AND POST

056 HARVEST TECHNOLOGY 2 Hours 100 40
(WITHOUT BOOKS)

PAPER-IV: FISHERIES MANAGEMENT

085 AND ADMINISTRATION 2 Hours 100 40
(WITHOUT BOOKS)

SYLLABUS

# As per G.O.Rt.No.90 AHDD & FISHERIES DEPT, Dated 06.06.2017

FISHERIES DEPARTMENT TEST - II

PAPER CODE No. 015-PAPER-I: INLAND FISHERIES:

Introduction: Inland Fisheries Resources of India and Telangana State. Salient

Features of Fisheries Sector in India and Telangana State. Inland Fish Production
Statistics in India and Telangana State based on Species, Water Body, Capture and
Culture.

Scope of Fisheries: Scope of Fish and Prawn Farming in India and Telangana State
Present Status and Problems in Fish and Prawn Farming.

Inland Water Bodies: Types -Ponds, Lakes, Tanks, Reservoirs, Bheels, Estuaries,
Wetlands, Biosphere Reserves and Mangroves, Derelict Water Bodies, etc. Commonly
vailable Fish (Native) in Inland Water Bodies. Types of Plankton, Aquatic Plants, Nekton
and Benthos associated with Inland Water Bodies. Influence of Physical and Chemical
conditions of the Environment on the Living Organisms in Inland waters.

Cultivable Variety of Fish and Prawn: Criteria for selection of Species for Culture in
Rivers, Lakes and Reservoirs. Characteristics of Cultivable Freshwater Fishes: Indian
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Major Carps, Exotic Carps, Minor Carps, Murrels, Catfishes, Perches, Tilapia,
Pangassius, etc. Characteristics of Cultivable Freshwater Prawns: Scampi and
Godavari River Prawn.
Biology of Fish and Prawn: External Morphology of Fish and Prawns. Taxonomy of
commercially important Fish and Prawn. Anatomy of important cultivable species of Fish
and Prawn with reference to Skeletal system, Digestive system, Respiratory system,
Excretory system, Reproductive system, Circulatory system and Nervous system.
Importance of Accessory Respiratory Organs in Fish. Food, Feeding Habits, Fecundity
and Spawning of cultivable variety of Fish and Prawn. Age and Growth studies. Life
Cycle of Fish and Prawn.

Riverine Fisheries: Ecology of Riverine Environment. Physico-Chemical and

Hydrological features of Godavari River, Krishna River and their Tributaries located in
the State of Telangana. Fauna and Flora associated with Godavari and Krishna Rivers,
in relation to Fisheries.

Riverine Fisheries Resources: Status of Fisheries Resources in the Major Rivers of

Telangana State. Direct and Indirect effects of Human intervention in Riverine Fish
Production. Best Management Practices to improve Fish Production in the Riverine
Systems. Construction of Dams across Rivers and their effect on Migratory Fish.
Prospects of Natural Fish Seed collection in the Godavari and Krishna Riverine system.

Fisheries of Lakes and Reservoirs: Classification and Ecology of Lakes and

Reservoirs. Present Production Levels in the Major Reservoirs of Telangana State. Best
Management Practices to increase Fish Production Levels in Lakes and Reservoirs.
Importance of Cage Culture system in the Reservoirs.

Estuarine Fisheries: Classification of Estuaries. Biota and Productivity of Godavari and

Krishna Estuaries. Management problems in Estuarine Fisheries.

PAPER CODE No. 024 - PAPER-II: AQUACULTURE AND AQUATIC ANIMAL

HEALTH MANAGEMENT:

Introduction: History of Aquaculture. Scope and Importance of Aquaculture. Present

status of Aquaculture in India and Telangana.

Aquaculture Systems: Traditional, Extensive, Semi-intensive and Intensive Methods of

Fish Culture. Monoculture, Polyculture and Composite Fish culture systems. Culture of
Fish in Ponds, Pens and Cages.

Fish Farming: Site Selection, Construction of Ponds, Nursery and Grow-out Pond
Preparation, Fertilization, Stocking and Feeding schedules involved in the Farming of
Indian Major Carps, Exotic Carps and Minor Carps, Magur, Singhi, Murrel, Tilapia,
Pangasius, etc. Harvesting and Handling.

Prawn Farming: Culture of Giant Fresh Water Prawn (Scampi) – Mono and Poly
Culture. Culture of conditioned Tiger Prawn and Vannamei in Inland Waters. Site
selection, Construction of Ponds, Pond Preparation, Fertilization, Stocking, Feeding and
Water Quality Management, Disease Prevention and Treatment. Harvesting and
Handling.
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Integrated Farming Systems: Concept and Scope for Integrated Aquaculture System
in the Inland water Bodies. Integration of Fish Farming with Live Stock Animals, Agri
and Horticultural Crops. Constraints in the Integrated Fish Farming System.

Special Systems of Aquaculture: i) Sewage Fed Fish Culture - Species suitable for
Sewage Fed Fish Culture. Culture Practices, Treatment of Sewage Water used in Fish
Culture. ii) Cage Culture - Species Selection, Construction of Cages, Culture Practice,
Maintenance of Cages and Harvesting. iii) Fish Culture in Re-Circulatory Water
Systems - Species suitable for Culture. Culture Practices. Mechanism of Water
Recirculation. Water Quality and Health Management, Disease Prevention and
Treatment, Harvesting and Handling.

Ornamental Fisheries: Status and Significance of Ornamental Fish Trade. Important

species of Exotic and Indigenous Ornamental Fishes with their Taxonomic Position.
Breeding and Rearing of Ornamental Fishes. Fabrication, Setting-up and Maintenance
of Freshwater Aquarium. Importance of Accessories for Aquarium – Aquarium Plants,
Lighting, Aeration, Filters and Decoratives. Feeding of Aquarium Fish –Live Fish Food
Organisms and Artificial Feeds. Brood Stock Management. Common Diseases and their
Control. Conditioning, Packing and Transportation of Aquarium Fish.

Fish Breeding: Natural Breeding – History, Current Status of Natural Seed Collection
and Constraints. Selection of Riverine Spawn Collection sites, Methods of Spawn
collection and Gears used. Breeding in Hatcheries - Criteria for Selection of Site for
Hatchery and Nursery construction. Induced Breeding of Indian Major Carps, Exotic
Carps, Murrels, Tilapia and Cat Fishes - Brood Stock Management, Spawning of Fish
by Hypopysation technique using Pituitary Gland and by the use of Synthetic
Compounds (Ovaprim and Ovatide). Incubation of Fertilized Eggs through Hapa
system, Glass Jar Hatchery Technique and Chinese Hatchery Technique.Hatching
Process, Larval Rearing Technology and Fish Seed Transportation.

Prawn Breeding: Breeding in Hatcheries - Criteria for Selection of Site for Hatchery
and Nursery construction. Brood Stock Management of important cultivable Fresh
Water Prawns - Scampi, Godavari River Prawn and Tiger Prawn. Culture of Live Fish
Food Organisms, Algae, Spirulina, Diatoms, Rotifers and Artemia for Feeding the
Juvenile Prawn. Induced maturation of Tiger Prawn through Eye Stock Ablation. Life
Cycles of Scampi and Tiger Prawn. Treatment of Sea Water and Fresh Water used in
the Fresh Water Hatchery. Better Management Practices (BMPs), Sanitary and
Phytosanitary (SPS) measures and Bio-Security measures to be followed in the Prawn
Hatchery.

Soil and Water Quality Management: Soil and Water Quality Monitoring – Collection
and preparation of Soil and Water Samples for analyses of various Physio-Chemical
characteristics. Soil and Water Quality Criteria/Requirements for Aquaculture, Soil and
Water Quality Standards, Lime Requirement. Fertilizers and Manures - Different Types,
Source, Rate and Frequency of Application, Bio-fertilizers. Measures to improve Quality
of Water used in Fish Farms and Hatchery through Treatment, Filtration, Chlorination
and Aeration. Measures to prevent Seepage of Pond Water through Pond Bottom soil.
Measures to prevent Aquatic Weeds in Fish Ponds.
Fish Nutrition and Feed Technology: Nutritional Requirements of Cultivable Finfish
and Shellfish. Feed Formulation and Feed Manufacturing. Forms of Feeds -Wet Feeds,
Moist Feeds, Dry Feeds, Mashes, Floating and Sinking Pellet Feed. Feed Evaluation -
Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR), Feed Efficiency Ratio (FER), Protein Efficiency Ratio
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(PER), Net Protein Utilization (NPN) and Biological Value (BV). Fish Feed Plant -
Design, Equipments used and Maintenance.

Fish Diseases: Basics of Fin Fish and Shellfish Health Management – Relationship
between Host, Pathogen and Environment. Impact of Environmental Stress Fish and
Shell Fish, Parasitic and Mycotic diseases - General characteristics, Epizootiology,
Diagnosis, Life cycle, Prevention and Treatment. Infectious Bacterial and Viral diseases
- General characteristics, Epizootiology, Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment.
Noninfectious Diseases - Nutritional diseases. Water, Soil, Environmental Parameters
and their effects on Fish Health. Diseases in Hatcheries and Grow out systems.
Disease Control and Management - Environment Management, Chemotherapeutic
Agents, Host Management and Probiotics. Detection of Aqua Food Pathogens using
Conventional and Molecular (Polymerase Chain Reaction-PCR) methods. Best
Management Practices (BMP) in Aquaculture.

PAPER CODE No. 056-PAPER-III: FISH HARVEST AND POST HARVEST

TECHNOLOGY:

Fish Harvest Technology: History and Development of Fishing Gear and Craft.
Factors that determine the Selection of Fishing Gear and Craft. Gears and Crafts used
in relation to Fish and Fishing Area.

Fishing Crafts: Classification of Fishing Crafts based on the Fabrication, Dimension,

Nature of Fishing, Depth of Operation. Crafts used for Inland waters. Materials used for
Fabrication of Fishing Boats. Different Types of Crafts – Catamaran, Dugout Canoe,
Coracle, Masula Boat, Wooden Nava, Theppas, etc. Basic concepts involved in the
Construction of Wooden Boat, Steel Boat, Fibre Glass Boat, Aluminium and Ferro
Cement Boats. Maintenance and Preservation of Fishing Boats.

Fishing Gears: Classification of Fishing Gears based on the method of Operation.

Gears commonly used in Inland Waters. Selection of Netting Material for various Types
of Fishing Gear. Net Webbing – Type of Meshes, Shaping of Webbing. General
Principles and Fabrication Methods of various Fishing Gears used in Inland Water
Bodies. Accessories for Fishing Gear – Hooks, Floats, Sinkers. Maintenance and
Storage of Fishing Gears.

Fishing Operation: Operation of various Traditional Gears for Catching Fish in Inland
Water Bodies –Hand Line, Pole and Line, Reel and Line, Trap Nets, Seines, Set Nets,
Cast Net, Pots, Stake Nets, Bag Nets, Barriers, Gill Nets, Long Lines and Drag Nets.

Principles of Fish Processing: Aims of Fish Processing, Composition and Structure of

Fish Muscle, Handling of Harvested Fresh Fish and Prawn, Mechanism of Fish
Spoilage. Unit Processes involved in the Processing of Fish – dressing, gutting, scaling,
filleting, sorting, grading, candling, depuration, peeling, battering, breading, etc.

Fish Preservation Methods: Principle involved in the Preservation of Fish and Prawn
by Drying, Salting, Smoking, Marination, Fermentation, Irradiation, Chilling, Freezing,
Freeze Drying, Irradiation and Canning Technology. High Temperature Short Time
(HTST) Processing. Advantages and Disadvantages of different methods of Fish
Preservation. Additives used in Aquatic Food Products during Processing and
Preservation of Fish. Transportation of Fish and Fishery Products. Principles of Cold
Chain concept.
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Value Added Fish Products: Importance of Value Addition to Fish and Fish products.
Preparation of Minced Meat (Surimi) based Products – Fish Sausages, Imitation
products and Kamaboko. Preparation of Ready to Eat Fish Products such as Fish Cake,
Fish Balls, Fish Cutlet, Fish Fingers, Fish Nuggets, Fish Wafers, Fish Pickles, Fish
Chutney Powder, Fish Papads, Fish Sauce, Fish Protein Concentrate (FPC), Partially
Hydrolyzed and Deodorized (PHD) Fish Meat and PHD Fish Flour.

Fish By-Products: Importance of Fish By-product Preparation. Principle involved in the

Preparation of Fish Meal, Fish Body Oil, Fish Liver Oil, Fish Silage, Chitin and Chitosan,
Sea Cucumber, Pearl Essence, Fish Glue, Fish Gelatin, Fish Collagen, Fish Leather,
Icing Glass and Shark Fin Rays.

Packaging Technology: Objectives of Packaging Fish and Fishery Products.

Functions of Packaging Materials, Packaging Material used for Storage of Fresh Fish
and Processed Fishery Products. Principle involved in Active Packaging, Vacuum
Packaging, Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) and Controlled Atmosphere
Packaging (CAP).

Quality Assurance of Aqua Foods: Introduction, Principles of Hazard Analysis Critical

Control Point (HACCP).Facilities required for Approval of Aqua Food Processing Plant.
Physical, Chemical and Biological Hazards in Aqua Food Processing.Aqua Food
Pathogens -Escherichia coli, Vibrio cholera, V. parahaemolyticus, Salmonella spp.
Staphylococcus aureus, Shigella spp. Listeria monocytogens and Clostridium
botulinium.Control of Pathogens in Fish and Fishery Products. Good Management
Practices (GMP) in Aqua Food Processing. Machineries used in Aqua Food Processing
Plant and Maintenance.

Fishery Economics: Introduction to Fisheries Economics, Importance of Economics in

Fisheries Management, Economics of Fish Production Systems – Capture and Culture.
Role of Fisheries in Economic Development, Importance of World Trade Organization
(WTO), Fish Exports, Socio-economic conditions of Fishermen in the State of
Telangana. Role of Fisherwomen in Marketing and Processing of Fish.

Fish Marketing: Introduction to Fish Marketing. Types of Fish Markets. Structure and
Functions of Fish Market. Marketing Strategies - Fish and Fish Products Pricing,
Promotion, Marketing Channels, Marketing Margins, Market Research, Market
Development. Inland Fish Marketing in India and in the State of Telangana. Demand
and Supply of Fish and Fishery Products, Export Marketing of Fish and Fishery
Products. Cooperative Marketing and its Scope. Role of Cold Storages in Fish
Marketing.

PAPER CODE No. 085-PAPER-IV: FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AND

ADMINISTRATION:

Concept of Management and Administration: Functions of Management – Manpower

Development, Different Categories of Manpower required for Fisheries Sector,
Manpower Planning and Recruitment, Training of Manpower, Performance Appraisal,
Communication Skills, Leadership, Motivation and Team Work.

Entrepreneurship Development: Importance of Entrepreneur Development, Types of

Entrepreneurs, Qualities and Qualifications of Good Entrepreneur.
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Project Formulation, Monitoring and Implementation: Project Identification, Project

Design, Analysis of Expected Results, Project Implementation, Preparation of Project
Report Case Study, Project Evaluation and Review Techniques (PERT).

Fisheries Management and Conservation: Conservation of Genetic Diversity –

Intraspecific Variability, Inter-specific Genetic Variability. Conservation of Ecological
Diversity – Diversity of Habitats.

International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List Categories: List of
Extinct, Extinct in the Wild, Critically Endangered, Endangered, Vulnerable,
Conservation Dependent, Low Risk, Data Deficient and Not Evaluated Fish Species and
Threatened Freshwater Fishes.

Measures for Fish Conservation: Conservation of Fishery Resource in Natural

Ecosystem (In-Situ), Cryopreservation of Gametes and Gene Banking of desired Fish
Species (Ex-situ). Fish Passes for Migratory Fishes, Aqua Parks and Sanctuaries,
Mangrove Afforestation, Artificial Reefs.

Fishing Regulations: Mesh Size regulation, Gear Size regulation, Gear Materials
regulation, Gear Accessories regulation, Craft Fabrication Material regulation, Closed
Fishing Seasons, Catch Quota regulation, Fish Size regulation.

Inland Fisheries Regulation and Development: Regulations for Conservation and

Management of Fishery Resources in Rivers, Lakes and Reservoirs – Indian Fisheries
Act, Inland Fisheries Act, Fish Seed Act, Inland Fisheries Governance, Inland Property
Regime, Leasing Policies for Water bodies in the State of Telangana. Different kinds of
Inland Water Bodies and their Controlling systems. Functions and Powers of Gram
Panchayat, Municipalities, Forest and Endowments on Inland water bodies.

Fisheries Administration: Organizational set up of Fisheries Administration at the

Centre and State level responsible for Fisheries Development. Functions and Powers of
Functionaries of Department of Fisheries, Fisheries Corporations and Fishermen
Cooperatives. Central and State Level Fisheries Institutions (Teaching, Research and
Extension). Role of Central and State Government in the Regulatory Activities of
Aquaculture and Fisheries. Role of National Fisheries Development Board (NFDB),
Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) and Coastal Aquaculture
Authority (CAA) in the Development of Fisheries.

Fisheries Co-operatives: Structure, Functions and Status of Fisheries Cooperatives in

India and the State of Telangana. Evaluation of the performance of Fisheries
Cooperatives, Problems in Fisheries Co-operatives and Remedial Measures.
Development of Fisheries Cooperative in Telangana - Managerial aspects of
Cooperative Societies; Cooperative Marketing in Fisheries, State Fisheries Cooperative
Federation and Self Help Groups in Fisheries.

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TELANGANA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION # HYDERABAD

SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

LABOUR, FACTORIES & BOILERS DEPARTMENT TEST

PAPER CODE No.s. (022, 040, 057, 075) (WITH BOOKS)

PAPER MARKS
CODE MAXIMUM
SUBJECT DURATION FOR
MARKS
No. PASSING
PART-A; DISTRICT OFFICE MANUAL
AND MANUAL FOR CONCILIATION
022 OFFICERS 2 Hours 100 40

(WITH BOOKS)
PART-B: ACTS & RULES RELATING
040 TO FACTORIES ADMINISTRATION 2 Hours 100 40
(WITH BOOKS)
PART-C: ACTS & RULES RELATING
057 TO LABOUR ADMINISTRATION 2 Hours 100 40
(WITH BOOKS)
PART-D: ACTS, RULES &
075 REGULATIONS UNDER THE INDIAN 2 Hours 100 40
BOILERS ACT (WITH BOOKS)

SYLLABUS
# As per G.O .Rt.No.250 LET & F (Lab) Department, Dated: 31/03/2017 & G.O
Rt.No.737 LET & F (Lab) Department, Dated:13/09/2017

P.C. No. 022 - PART-A: District Office Manual & Manual for conciliation Officers:

1. District Office Manual

2. Manual for conciliation officers under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947
3. Questions on computer awareness to be included
4. Updation of District Office Manual in tune with G.Os and Telangana State
Service Rules

P.C. No. 040 - PART-B:-Acts relating to Factories Administration:

SECTION – I

1. Payment of Wages Act, 1936 with Telangana State Rules

2. Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 with Telangana State Rules
3. Child Labour (P&R) Act, 1986 / State Rules
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P.C. No. 057 - PART-C Acts & Rules Relating to Labour Administration:

1. Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961 & State Rules

2. Minimum Wages Act, 1948 / State Rules
3. Shops & Establishment Act, 1988 / Rules
4. Beedi & Cigar Workers (Conditions of Employment) Act, 1966 / Rules
5. Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 / Rules
6. Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act, 1946 / Rules
7. Trade Union Act, 1926 / Rules
8. Payment of Bonus Act, 1965
9. Working Journalist and Other News Paper Employees (Conditions of Service and
Misc. Provisions) Act, 1955 / Rules
10. Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972
11. Inter-State Migrant Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of
Service) Act, 1979 / Rules
12. Building & Other Construction Workers (RE&CS) Act, 1996 / Cess Act, 1996 /
Rules
13. Labour Welfare Fund Act, 1987 / Rules
14. Welfare Schemes of Telangana Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare
Board, & Telangana Labour Welfare Board

P.C. No. 075 - PART-D: Rules and Regulations under the Indian Boilers Act:

1. The Boilers Act, 1923

2. The Indian Boilers Regulation, 1950
3. The Telangana Boiler Rules, 1967
4. The Boiler Operation Engineers Rules, 2011 framed under the Boilers Act, 1923
5. The Boiler Attendants Rules, 2011 framed under the Boilers Act, 1923

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SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION FOR EMPLOYEES OF SERICULTURE

DEPT.PART – I
PAPER CODE NO.s (032, 065, 090, 115) (WITH OUT BOOKS)

PAPER MARKS
MAXIMUM
CODE SUBJECT DURATION FOR
MARKS
No. PASSING
PAPER –I: GENERAL
SERICULTURE & SILWORM
032 REARING. 2 Hours 100 40

(WITHOUT BOOKS)
PAPER-II: MULBERRY
065 CULTIVATION & MANAGEMENT 2 Hours 100 40
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
PAPER-III: SEED TECHNOLOGY &
090 SILKWORM PATHOLOGY 2 Hours 100 40
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
PAPER-IV: SILK REELING,
115 SPINNING & TESTING 2 Hours 100 40
(WITHOUT BOOKS)

SYLLABUS

# As per G.O. Rt. No. 09, Agrl & coop (HORT. & SERI.) Dept., Dated :6-01-2017

JUNIOR OFFICERS
(PART – I)

PAPER-I: GENERAL SERICULTURE & SILKWORM REARING

PAPER-II: MULBERRY CULTIVATION & MANAGEMENT
PAPER-III: SEED TECHNOLOGY AND SILKWORM PATHOLOGY
PAPER-IV: SILK REELING, SPINNING & TESTING.

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TELANGANA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION # HYDERABAD

SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION FOR EMPLOYEES OF SERICULTURE

DEPT.PART – II
PAPER CODE NOs (047, 080, 101, 130, 143) (WITH OUT BOOKS)

PAPER MAXIMUM MARKS FOR

CODE SUBJECT DURATION
MARKS PASSING
No.
PAPER –I: MULBERRY, BIOLOGY,
047 AGRONOMY & CULTIVATION 2 Hours 100 40
(WITH OUT BOOKS)
PAPER-II: SILKWORM BIOLOGY,
080 GENETICS & BREEDINGS 2 Hours 100 40
(WITHOUT BOOKS)
PAPER-III: SILKWORM REARING
TECHNOLOGY, SEED TECHNOLOGY &
101 PATHOLOGY 2 Hours 100 40

(WITHOUT BOOKS)
PAPER-IV: NON – MULBERRY SILK.
130
(WITHOUT BOOKS) 2 Hours 100 40
PAPER-V: SERICULTURE
ORGANISATION,
143 2 Hours 100 40
EXTENSION & MANAGEMENT
(WITHOUT BOOKS)

SYLLABUS
# As per G.O. Rt. No. 09, Agrl & coop (HORT. & SERI.) Dept., Dated :6-01-2017

SENIOR OFFICERS
(PART – II)

PAPER – I: MULBERRY, BIOLOGY, AGRONOMY & CULTIVATION

PAPER –II: SILKWORM BIOLOGY, GENETICS & BREEDINGS
PAPER-III: SILKWORM REARING TECHNOLOGY, SEED TECHNOLOGY &
PATHOLOGY
PAPER-IV: NON – MULBERRY SILK:
1. Tasar Sector
1.1 Tasar host plant management
1.2 Tasar Grainage techuiques and seed production
1.3 Tasar silkworm rearing technology
1.4 Tasar disease management
1.5 Post cocoon technology
2. Eri & Muga Sectors
2.1 Silkworm rearing
2.2 Study of host plants.
PAPER-V: SERICULTURE ORGANISATION, EXTENSION & MANAGEMENT
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SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

PRISONS DEPARTMENTAL TEST

PAPER CODE NOs. (033, 048, 066, 082) (WITH BOOKS)

PAPER MARKS
MAXIMUM
CODE SUBJECT DURATION FOR
MARKS
NO.s PASSING

033 PAPER – 1(WITH BOOKS) 2 Hours 100 40

048 PAPER – 2 (WITH BOOKS) 2 Hours 100 40

066 PAPER – 3 (WITH BOOKS) 2 Hours 100 40

082 PAPER – 4 (WITH BOOKS) 2 Hours 100 40

SYLLABUS
# As perG.O.MS.No.35 Home (Legal) Dept., Dt.19/04/2018

PC.NO. 033 - PAPER –1

1. Prison Manual (Andhra Pradesh prisons Rules, 1979)

2. The Indian Prisons Act, 1894
3. The Prisoner’s Act 1900
4. The Transfer of Prisoner’ Act 1950.

PC.NO. 048 - PAPER –2

1. Indian Penal Code, 1860.

Chapter II. General Explanation (Definitions)
Chapter III. Punishments
Chapter IV. General Exceptions
Chapter IX. Offences by or relating to public servants
Chapter XVI. Offences affecting the Human body
Chapter XVII. Offences against property
Chapter XX. (498-A only) Cruelty by husband or relatives of husband
Section 128. Allowing prisoner to escape
Section 129. Negligently suffering such prisoner to escape
Section 130. Aiding escape of, rescuing or harbouring such prisoner
Section 217 and 225. Offences against public justice.

PC.NO. 066 - PAPER- 3

1. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973..

Chapter I. General Explanation (definitions)
Chapter II. Constitution of Criminal Courts & Offices
Chapter III. Power of Courts
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Chapter VIII. Security for keeping the peace & for good behaviour
Chapter IX. Order for Maintenance of Wives, Children & parents
Chapter XXII. Attendance of persons confined or detained in prisons
Chapter XXV. Provisions as to accused person of un-sound mind
Chapter XXVII. The Judgment
Chapter XXIX. Appeals
Chapter XXXII. Execution, Suspension, Remission & Commutation of Sentences
Chapter XXXIII. Provision as on Bail & Bonds.
2. Prisoners (Attendance in Courts) Act, 1955 and Rules there under
3. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015

PC.NO. 082 - PAPER- 4

1. The Andhra Pradesh Borstal School Act, 1925 and Rules there under
2. The Probation of Offenders Act, 1958
3. The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1973
4. The Prevention Detention Act, 1969 and Rules there under.
5. A.P. Prevention of dangerous activities of Boot leggers, Dacoits, Drug Offenders,
Goondas, Immoral traffic offenders and Land grabbing Act 1986 and Rules there
under.

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SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR TECHNICAL PERSONNEL OF TELANGANA STATE

ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE DEPARTMENT
PAPER CODE No. (152) (WITH BOOKS)

PAPER MARKS
MAXIMUM
CODE SUBJECT DURATION FOR
MARKS
No. PASSING
DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR
TECHNICAL PERSONNEL OF
152 TELANGANA STATE ELECTRICAL 2 Hours 100 40
INSPECTORATE DEPARTMENT
(WITH BOOKS)

SYLLABUS

# As per G.O.Ms. No.28, Energy (HR.A1) Dept., Dated:20-09-2016 & G.O.Ms. No.30,
Energy (HR.A1) Dept., Dated:11-11-2016

PC.NO. 152: DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR TECHNICAL PERSONNEL (WITH

BOOKS)
(FOR THE POST OF ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS)

i) The provisions of Electricity Act, 2003 Part-I, III, IV, VI (Sec.No.53, 54, 56)
part-VIII Sec.No.68, Part. IX Sec.No.70 to 73 Part XIV sec.No.142 146,151
part XVI sec.No.158, Part XVII Sec.No.160 to 162, Part-XVIII
Sec.No.169,170,176 to 185.
ii) The Central Electricity Authority (Installation and operation of meters)
Regulation, 2006
iii) The Central Electricity Authority (Technical Standards for Construction of
Electric plants and Lines) Regulations, 2010 Chapter I to V and Schedule I to
VI
iv) The Central Electricity Authority (Measures relating to Safety and Electric
supply) Regulations, 2010 Chapter I to IX and Chapter X (schedule I to X)
v) The Andhra Pradesh Electricity Duty Act & Rules 1939 (Telangana
Adaptation)
vi) Andhra Pradesh Cinemas (Regulations) Rules, 1970 (Telangana Adaptation)
Chapter – I Rule No.1,2,4 to 7A, Chapter – II Rule 8A, 8B, 9A, 9B and 10
Chapter-III Rules 11A, 11B, 12A, 12B, 13. Chapter – V Rules 17, Chapter VI
Rule 18, Appendix No.I.18, II, III, IV, VI, VII, VIII and IX. Forms A1,,A-II,B,D,-
V,F,K and The A.P cinemas (Regulations) Rules, 1970 (Telangana
Adaptation) amendment dt:27.09.2013
vii) Andhra Pradesh Electrical Licensing Regulation, 1987 (Telangana
Adaptation)
viii) National Electrical Code, 2011
ix) Functions of Electrical Inspectorate
x) i) Powers and Functions of Chief Electrical Inspector to Government
ii) Powers and Functions of Electrical Inspectors and Deputy Electrical
Inspectors.
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xi) i) Levy of fee for Inspection of Maps, Plans, Sections and Testing and
Inspection for Services of Electrical Inspectors rules, 2012.
ii) Andhra Pradesh Electrical Inspectorate (Measures relating to Safety and
Electric Supply) order, 2011.
xii) Prescribing the intimation of accidents (From and time of Service of notice)
Rules, 2012.
xiii) The Electrical Wires, cables, appliances and protection devices and
accessories (Quality Control) order, 2003.

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TELANGANA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION # HYDERABAD

SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR NON- TECHNICAL PERSONNEL OF TELANGANA

STATE ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE DEPARTMENT
PAPER CODE No. (153) (WITH BOOKS)

PAPER MARKS
MAXIMUM
CODE SUBJECT DURATION FOR
MARKS
No. PASSING
DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR NON
TECHNICAL PERSONNEL OF
153 TELANGANA STATE ELECTRICAL 2 Hours 100 40
INSPECTORATE DEPARTMENT
(WITH BOOKS)

SYLLABUS
# As per G.O.Ms. No.28, Energy (HR.A1) Dept., Dated:20-09-2016 & G.O.Ms. No.30,
Energy (HR.A1) Dept., Dated:11-11-2016

PC.NO. 153: DEPARTMENTAL TEST FOR NON TECHNICAL PERSONNEL (WITH

BOOKS)
For the post of:
1) ASSISTANT ACCOUNTS OFFICER (By Direct Recruitment)
2) SUPERINTENDENT AND SENIOR ASSISTENT.

1. Provisions of The Electricity Act, 2003 Part-I, Part IV Section No. 12 to 24 Part –
VI section No., 53, 54, 56, Part-XIV section. No. 142 & 146. Part XVI section. No.
158, Part-XVII section No. 161 and 162. Part- XVIII section No. 176 to 185
2. The Central Electricity Authority (Measures relating to safety and electric supply)
Regulation, 2010 Chapter – I, Chapter-II Regulation. No.3, 4, 5. Chapter-III
Regulations 30, 32. Chapter-IV Regulations 36. Chapter VI Regulation
43,52,53,54.
3. The Andhra Pradesh Electricity Duty Act & Rules, 1939 (Telangana Adaptation
order).
4. Andhra Pradesh Cinemas (Regulations) Rules, 1970 (Telangana Adaptation)
Chapter-I, Rule No.1 & 2 Chapter -III Rule. No.11 to 13, Chapter –V Rule, No.
17. Appendix – VI, VIII & IX, Forms B, D, D-V, the A.P Cinemas (Regulations)
Rules, 1970 amendment, Dated:27.09.2013.
5. Andhra Pradesh Electrical Licensing Regulations, 1987 (Telangana Adaptation)
(Chapter-I)
6. Functions of Electrical Inspectorate
7. i) Powers and Functions of Chief Electrical Inspector to Government.
ii) Powers and Functions of Electrical Inspectors and Deputy Electrical
Inspectors.
8. i) Levy of Fee for Inspection of Maps, Plans, Sections and Testing and Inspection
for Services of Electrical Inspectors rules, 2012.
ii) Andhra Pradesh Electrical Inspectorate (Measures relating to Safety and
Electric Supply) order, 2011.
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TELANGANA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION # HYDERABAD

SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR DEPARTMENTAL TEST

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT TEST

PAPER CODE No. (051) (WITH BOOKS)

PAPER MARKS
MAXIMUM
CODE SUBJECT DURATION FOR
MARKS
No. PASSING
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
051 DEPARTMENT TEST 2 Hours 100 40
(WITH BOOKS)

SYLLABUS

# As per G.O. MS. No. 15, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development & Fisheries (AH)
Dept., Dt: 19-06-2017

PC.NO. 051: ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT TEST

TELANGANA STATE VETERINARY & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT MANUAL

CHAPTER – I : Origen of the Department

CHAPTER – II : Evolution and setup of the Department

CHAPTER – III : Role of the Department and Programmes

CHAPTER – IV : Organizational structure of the Department

CHAPTER – V : Major Enactments

TELANGANA STATE VETERINARY & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT

FUNCTIONARY MANUAL
CHAPTER – I : Origin of the Department

CHAPTER –II : Functions of the Director of Animal Husbandry

CHAPTER –III: Functions of the Additional Director (AH) in Directorate

CHAPTER –IV: Functions of the Joint Directors (AH)

CHAPTER –V : functions of the Deputy Directors (AH)

CHAPTER – VI: Functions of the Assistant Directors (AH)

CHAPTER – VII: Functions of Veterinary Assistant Surgeons

CHAPTER – VIII: Functions of Para Veterinary Staff

CHAPTER – IX: Functions of Accounts Section Staff

CHAPTER – X: Functions of Animal Husbandry Services and Ministerial Services Staff

CHAPTER – XI: Functions of Animal Husbandry Subordinate Services & General

Subordinate services staff
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CHAPTER – XII: Functions of last grade services staff

TELANGANA STATE VETERINARY & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT

ANNEXURE TO FUNCTIONARY MANUAL
(PERIODICALS, REPORTS & TECHNICAL REGISTERS)
 List of Periodicals (Table No.s 1 to 70)
 Registers to be maintained at various Institutions of Animal Husbandry
Department
A. Registers to be maintained at veterinary Institutions (Whenever applicable)
B. Registers to be maintained at Semen Banks & Semen depots
C. Registers to be maintained at Govt. livestock farms
D. Registers to be maintain at TSVBRI including ADDLs

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ANNEXURE - III
TELANGANA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION: HYDERABAD.
LIST OF DEPARTMENTAL TESTS WITH PAPER CODES

Sl. No. NAME OF THE PAPER (TEST) PAPER CODE Nos.

1. Subordinate Accounts Service Examination 1, 9, 23, 34, 53.

2. Deputy Inspector's Test. 2, 12, 20.
3. Excise Department Test. 3, 13, 21, 35, 54, 71.
4. D.T. for Clerks in Police Department. 4.
5. Second Class Language Test. @ 5.
6. Gujarathi Language Test. 6. (200 MARKS)
7. Marwari Language Test. 7. (200 MARKS)
8. Accounts Test for Subordinate Officers Part-I. @ 8.
9. Accounts Test for Subordinate Officers Part-II. @ 10.
10. Accounts Test for Public Works Work-shop Officers. 14, 29.
11. Fisheries Department Test-II. 15,24, 56, 85.
12. Fire Service Department Test. 16, 25, 39.
13. D.T. for Officers of the Forest Department. 17, 26, 42, 61, 76, 86.
14. The Revenue Test. @ 18, 27, 43, 62.
15. The Translation Test. @ 19, 28. (LANG. REQ.)
16. Labour, Factories and Boilers Departmental Test. 22, 40, 57, 75.
17. Divisional Test. 30, 63, 81, 113, 138.
18. Treasuries & Accounts Service Examination. PART – I 31,64,89,114.
PART – II 46,79,100,129.
19. D.T. for Employees of Sericulture Department. PART – I 32,65,90,115.
PART – II 47, 80,101,130,143.
20. Prisons Departmental Test. 33, 48, 66, 82
21. Special Language Test (Lower Standard). @ 36, 49, 67. (LANG. REQ.)
22. Special Language Test (Higher Standard). 37. (LANG. REQ.)
23. D.T. for Chief and Deputy Chief Accountants in the
T.S. Electricity Department. 41, 59.
24. D.T. for T.S. Works Accounts Service. 44, 78, 99, 128.
25. The Civil Judicial Test. PART – I @ 45.
The Civil Judicial Test. PART – II @ 145, 147
26. D.T. for Officers of the T.S.Agricultural Service. 50.
27. Animal Husbandry Department Test. 51.
28. Registration Department Test. 52, 70, 83, 94.
29. Special Language Test (Advanced Standard). 58, 74. (LANG. REQ.)
30. D.T. for Employees of T.S.G.L.I. 60, 68.
31. Revenue Draughtsman's Test. 69, 87.
32. Indian Evidence Act Test. @ 77
33. Local Fund Audit Department Test. 84, 93, 105, 123.
34. D.T. for Gazetted Officers of Education Department. 88, 97.
35. D.T. for Officers of T.S.Commercial Taxes Subordinate Service. 92, 102.
36. Fisheries Department Test – I 95
37. D.T. for Staff of National Employment Service. 96, 104.
38. Criminal Judicial Test. @ 98, 108, 127, 136.
39. Endowments Department Test. 103, 126.
40. Transport Department Test. 106, 124.
41. D.T. for Ministerial Staff of Forest Department. 107, 125, 139.
42. Survey & Settlement Surveyor's Test (Higher Grade) 110, 119. (T, E&U)
43. Survey & Settlement Surveyor's Test (Lower Grade) 112, 121. (T, E&U)
44. Survey & Settlement Inspector's Test. 117, 134.
45. Computation Test. 122, 135.
46. D.T. for Government Press Officers. 131.
47. D.T. for Stationary, Printing & Stores Purchase Dept. 132.
48. Accounts Test for P.W.D. Officers & Subordinates. @ 137, 142.
49. D.T. for Accountants in T.S.Electricity Department 140.
50. Accounts Test for Executive Officers. @ 141.
51. The Agricultural Department Test. @ 144.
52. Accounts Test for Employees of Local Bodies. @ 146, 148.
53. D.T. for Gazetted & Non-Gazetted Staff of T.S.P.S.C. 149.
54. D.T. for Mines and Geology 150.
55. Marketing Department Test. 151.
56. D.T. for Technical Staff of T.S.Electrical Inspectorate service 152.
57. D.T. for Non-Technical Staff of T.S. Electrical Inspectorate Service. 153.
58. Third Class Language Test (Viva-Voce only). @ 155.
59. Juvenile Welfare Correctional Services and
Welfare of Street Children Departmental Test 156, 157, 158, 159.

@ - OPEN TO ALL TESTS; WITHOUT BOOKS TESTS ITALISIZED

Place: Hyderabad Sd/-

Date : 16/06/2020 PRINCIPAL SECRETARY