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Syllabus For Written Examinaiton: A. General Knowledge - Both For Open and Departmental Candidates

The syllabus includes general knowledge topics like general science, history of India, geography, economics, Indian polity, and current events. It also includes sections on psychology that will test logical analysis, numerical ability, communication skills, and mental ability. For departmental candidates, there are additional questions on police standing orders, police administration, and acts like the CrPC, IPC, and Evidence Act.

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Syllabus For Written Examinaiton: A. General Knowledge - Both For Open and Departmental Candidates

The syllabus includes general knowledge topics like general science, history of India, geography, economics, Indian polity, and current events. It also includes sections on psychology that will test logical analysis, numerical ability, communication skills, and mental ability. For departmental candidates, there are additional questions on police standing orders, police administration, and acts like the CrPC, IPC, and Evidence Act.

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RECRUITMENT OF SUB-INSPECTORS OF POLICE (TALUK, AR AND TSP) -2019

SYLLABUS FOR WRITTEN EXAMINAITON

The Written Examination for Sub-Inspectors of Police selection will be of degree level
with basic knowledge of Class XII of all the subjects as the datum. The syllabus includes the
following topics.

A. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE – BOTH FOR OPEN AND DEPARTMENTAL CANDIDATES

1. GENERAL SCIENCE: It will cover general appreciation and understanding of science

including matters of everyday observations and experience as may be expected of a


well-educated person who has not made any special study of any scientific discipline.

The questions shall be from topics- in Physics, Chemistry and Biology viz. Scientific
Instruments, Inventions and Discoveries. Scientists and their contributions, Human
Physiology, Diseases and their cause, cure and prevention, Diet and Balanced diet,
Human Genetics, Animals, Mammals and Birds, Environment and Ecology, Elements
and Compounds. Acids, Bases and Salts and allied subjects, Motion, Newton’s Laws of
motion – Properties of Matter, Electricity, National Laboratories and other related
topics. All these topics will be of basic nature.

2. HISTORY OF INDIA: Dates and events of Indian History from Indus Valley Civilisation
to the present day Indian modern administration.

3. GEOGRAPHY: Regions of India, Weather, Monsoon and Climate, Rainfall, Natural


Calamities, Crops, Crops pattern, Indian Towns and Places, Hill Stations, National
Parks, Major Ports, Minerals, Location of Major Industries, Forests and Wildlife,
Population distribution in India and other related topics.
4. ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE: Agriculture, Major crops and crop pattern in India,
Industrial Development, Major, Medium, Small Scale and Cottage Industries of Tamil
Nadu Village and Rural Development in India. Housing, Drinking water and other

development schemes – price policy, inflation, population and unemployment


problems, imports and exports Industrial development and 5 year planning.
RECRUITMENT OF SUB-INSPECTORS OF POLICE (TALUK, AR AND TSP) -2019

5. INDIAN POLITY: Indian Constitution, Salient Features, Citizenship, Elections,


Parliament and State legislature, Executive, States, Judiciary system, Local Self-
Governments, Centre-State Relations, Language Policy and Foreign Policy.
6. CURRENT EVENTS: Latest development in Science and technology, political

developments in India, new developments in Trade, Transport and communication,


historical events. Fine Arts like dance, drama, films, painting, major literary works,

Games and Sports, National, International awards, National and International


organizations, Abbreviations, Who is Who, Books and Authors, General Technology,
India and its Neighbours, present day India and other related topics. Arts, Literature,
Culture of India and Tamil Nadu.

Part.II

PSYCHOLOGY – FOR OPEN AND DEPARTMENTAL CANDIDATES

1. LOGICAL ANALYSIS: Analysis of any information logically to find out various dimensions
of the information.

2. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS: Quick response with regard to numerical ability will be tested.

3. COMMUNICATION SKILLS: Effective usage of languages will be tested.

4. INFORMATION HANDLING ABILITY: For any given information, the various aspects of
the information, the inferences and connected facts will be tested.

5. MENTAL ABILITY TEST: These tests are meant to verify the candidate’s capability to draw

conclusions through, inductive or deductive reasoning. It will include elementary problems


from school mathematics.

In addition to the above, the Departmental Quota candidates will have questions on
the following police subjects in Part-II

1. POLICE STANDING ORDER (PSO): The provisions of PSO and its application at various
points during the functioning will be tests.
RECRUITMENT OF SUB-INSPECTORS OF POLICE (TALUK, AR AND TSP) -2019

2. POLICE ADMINISTRATION: General rules with regard to the day to day administration of

the department will be tested.

3. CrPC., IPC., EVIDENCE ACT: The basic knowledge and day to day usage in the Police
Station and in cases which are handled in the Courts.

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