PREPARE FOR TNPSC GROUP ONE EXAM

TNPSC GROUP ONE EXAM PREPARATIONS:


  Tnpsc group one exam is the highest civil services exam in our tamilnadu. and the competition is very high you will show your full talent and commitment,sincerity and hardwork to get success in this civil services exam(group one exam)

group one have a three stages
    1.preliminary exam
    2.main exam
    3.interview(final stage)

preliminary exam:
    every year  there will be a 60 to 80 vacancies in the group one exam,if you have full commitment and hard work you can be a successful person in group 1 exam.
to start preliminary exam preparation you should be begin with tamilnadu state board (samachir kalvi) tamil,science,maths,social science books from 6th standard to 10th standard.some other books 11th and 12th standard economics,political science,geography,history, and biology subjects.

read daily newspaper in tamil regularly(if you can read English newspaper also)
read any one the competition exam magazine(English or Tamil)
cover current affairs at least last one year
concentrate more in tamilnadu related general knowledge

main exam(descriptive exam)

   you will clear the preliminary exam you should be pass to the next stage(main exam). its fully descriptive type exam.you should write with your hand.
you will prepare this main exam with preliminary exam.

TNPSC has revolutionized the TNPSC Group 1 Main Examination Question Pattern. The new changes mainly focused on quality of the question type. Particularly the questions were more analytical than factual. 

previous year question paper:
    Questions were 1 Marks, 2 Marks, 5 Marks and 15 Marks type. 
The questions were asked more factual than analytical.

New Changes in Group 1 Main Exam
The new question set includes 3 Marks, 8 Marks and 15 Marks questions.
The questions were asked more analytical rather than factual.

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