Preliminary Written Test Exam pattern 

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Candidates are required to appear for Telangana Police SI Exam Pattern,  the Preliminary Written Test in one paper (3 hours duration) as given below. First thing to so is to know is Telangana Police SI Syllabus. Questions in the paper will be objective in nature in ts si exam pattern and will be set in Telugu, English, and Urdu languages. So, its very important to know  how to prepare for sub inspector of police in Telangana. Let us first check the preliminary test exam pattern.

Important points for TS SI exam:-

1) The minimum mark that has to be secured by the Candidates in order to qualify in the Preliminary Written Test is 40% for OCs, 35% for BCs and 30% for SCs / STs / Ex-Servicemen.

2) Telangana Police SI Exam, Questions in the Paper will be objective in nature and will be set in English, Telugu and Urdu languages. Candidates have to answer the questions on an OMR answer sheet using Blue / Black Ball Point Pen only. For this purpose, Candidates should bring their own Blue / Black Ball Point Pens along with them.

2) Candidates who qualify in the Preliminary Written Test of Police SI recruitment will be informed the dates for downloading the Intimation Letter through the website (www.tslprb.in) for appearing in the PMT / PET.

Telangana Police SI Exam Pattern: Final Written Test

Candidates who qualify in SI Preliminary written test and thereafter clear Physical Efficiency Test will be issued Hall Tickets for appearing in the Final Written Examination which is of four papers (each of 3 (three) hours duration). The main exam is the final round of the selection process where both the candidate’s aptitude skill and analytical skills are judged. Let us check the SI Exam pattern for  FWT. 

TS Police SI Exam Pattern 2021

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Important points for Final Written test

1) The minimum marks to be secured by the Candidates in order to qualify in the Final Written Examination in each paper is 40% for OCs, 35% for BCs and 30% for SCs / STs / Ex-Servicemen

2) Papers I and II are qualifying in nature and the marks secured in these Papers i.e., I and II will not be taken into account for final selection. Those Candidates who do not secure the minimum qualifying marks in these papers will not be considered further in the selection process, irrespective of their performance in papers III and IV

3) Papers I and II referred to above will be objective in nature and Candidates have to answer the questions using Blue / Black Ball Point pen only

4) For each question in Paper I and II, the Candidate shall be awarded full marks assigned to the question, if he / she darkened only one bubble that corresponds to the correct answer.

In case the Candidate has not darkened any bubble, the Candidate will be awarded zero mark for that question. In all other cases, 25% of the full marks shall be awarded as negative mark for that question

5) In Paper II, the Candidates can choose to have either Telugu or Urdu and should indicate their choice as and when asked for. Option once exercised will be final and a Candidate will not be allowed to change it subsequently

6) Questions in Papers III and IV will be objective in nature and will be set in English, Telugu and Urdu languages. Candidates have to answer the questions on an OMR answer sheet using Blue / Black Ball Point pen only. For this purpose Candidates should bring Blue / Black Ball Point pens along with them