TNPSC Group 2A Preparation Strategy and Study Plan

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This Preparation Strategy exclusively focuses on TNPSC Group 2A Exam (Combined Civil Services  II, Group 2A Service) to make you to get a TOP RANK in tnpsc Group 2A Exam. If you wish to prepare for all TNPSC Exams in one single preparation, read our Integrated Preparation Strategy for TNPSC exams (includes Group 1, Group 2, Group 2A,  Group 3, Group 4, VAO and Others).

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If you are new to tnpsc exams, we recommend you to read our Integrated Preparation Strategy before starting this Group 2A preparation strategy as our Integrated Preparation Strategy will give you an overall view about tnpsc exam preparation. Most of your doubts about tnpsc exam preparation will be cleared by our tnpsc integrated preparation strategy.

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Note: This Preparation Strategy for TNPSC Group 2A Exams has been updated with the present trend (2017 tnpsc exams).  It is a very lengthy post. Sorry for that, but it is worth to read till the end so as to prepare for TNPSC Group 2A Effectively. 

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How to get a TOP RANK in TNPSC Group 2A Exam?

TNPSC Group 2A Where to Study Topics – Download as PDF   Group 2A TNPSC 4 Month Study Plan – Download as PDF

 

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The TNPSC Group 2A exam is conducted to select candidate for various services like Ministerial Services, Subordinate Services, etc in many departments all over Tamil Nadu. The Post is generally known as Assistant (in tnpsc group 4, it is “Junior Assistant/Typist/Steno” ).

The starting salary will be nearly Rs.16,500 (approximate take home) at present pay band of 5200 – 20200 + Grade Pay Rs.2800. (It is expected to raise higher if the 7th pay commission is announced).

The general nature of work will be Desk Job based on the department. The promotion varies from 5 to 7 years based on the departments.

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Eligibility criteria for TNPSC Group 2A

Age:

Minimum Age – 18 years.

Maximum Age – 30 (Other category) ; No Maximum Age Limit for Candidates belonging to SC, SCA, ST, MBC, DC, BC, BCM & DW.

 

Educational Qualification:   Any Degree.

PSTM (Persons Studied in Tamil Medium) – For PSTM, it is needed to have studied the degree in Tamil Medium.

 

How to Apply: Through online registration. TNPSC One Time Registration is required.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][/vc_tta_accordion][vc_column_text]As like our Integrated Preparation Strategy, to achieve a top rank in tnpsc group 2A exam, you need to do the Smart Preparation (rather than Hard Preparation) in Right Time.[/vc_column_text][vc_tta_accordion style=”outline” color=”turquoise” c_icon=”chevron” active_section=”1″ collapsible_all=”true”][vc_tta_section title=”Summary of TNPSC Group 2A Preparation Strategy” tab_id=”1491398964144-210a50a2-66ac”][vc_column_text]

How to Prepare for Group 2A TNPSC Exam?

Know the TNPSC Group 2A Syllabus and Exam Pattern for General Studies and General Tamil/General English. Get the Analysed topic oriented preparation materials. Know the best way to complete the syllabus to get a top rank in TNPSC Group 2A Exam.

[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][/vc_tta_accordion][vc_column_text]What is the Smart Preparation for TNPSC Group 2A? It is very simple, you need to know

What to study to complete the overall preparation

Where to study and

How to study so as to achieve a top rank

[/vc_column_text][vc_tta_accordion style=”outline” color=”turquoise” c_icon=”chevron” active_section=”0″ collapsible_all=”true”][vc_tta_section title=”What is different in Group 2A Exam” tab_id=”1491399955303-3158708f-a0ef”][vc_column_text]It is very important to note that, TNPSC Group 2A has only Single Stage Exam (No Mains/Interview). The best thing is if one clears this Single Exam (Objective Type), then he/she will get a post directly after counselling. The difficulty is, this objective type exam has much competition. So, it is important to get TNPSC Group 2A Cut Off mark higher so as to get a post.

Group 2A exam has one Optional Paper as General Tamil/General English. Choose your Option correctly to score higher cut off in Group 2A Exam. It is the only exam with Degree Qualification (higher post) with just one exam. So, competition is somewhat higher in this exam.

What to Choose: General Tamil/General English? Read our suggestion in How to Study. 

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What to Study

[adinserter block=”3″] What to study is what TNPSC has given us as the Syllabus and Exam Pattern.

TNPSC Group 2A Exam Pattern:

Exam: Objective Type ;  Questions : 200 ;   Total Marks: 300 ; Total Time : 3 Hrs ;

General Studies                               – 75 Questions

Aptitude & Mental Ability             –  25 Questions

General Tamil / General English –   100 Questions

Total                                                 –  200 Questions 

 

Note: Aptitude and Mental ability will be combined with General Studies itself. Hence, the GS paper will have 100 questions in total. Candidates are required to choose either General Tamil OR General English one option for the Exam at the time of applying for the exam itself.

 

Group 2A General Studies Syllabus Topics can be summarised as

Science – Physics, Chemistry, Botany &Zoology

Current Affairs of History, Polity, Geography, Economy & Science

Geography

History and Culture of India

Indian Polity

Indian Economy

Indian National Movement

Aptitude and Logical Reasoning

 

It is important to note that, Aptitude and Reasoning alone have 25 questions. So give much importance to aptitude and reasoning also (we have seen many tnpsc aspirants not giving importance to Aptitude and Reasoning, hence worth mentioning).

TNPSC has given a clear cut syllabus for above topics. It is important to know from where to study those topics. The breakup of Syllabus and detailed analysis to study those syllabus topics is given below.

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Where to Study the above syllabus

TNPSC Group 2A Exam Syllabus Analysis

In this section, the books and study materials which covers the above syllabus are given. This TNPSC Group 2A exam preparation strategy gives you the books which are easy for you to read rather than listing complicated and costly study materials. Here, not only the required books for the syllabus are listed, and also each and every topic of the syllabus will be analysed separately and the details of from where you can read those topics in the related books is given in the tabular column. As we have already said in our Integrated Preparation Strategy this Group 2A preparation strategy too relies mostly on Samacheer Books. You can read the importance of Samacheer books for TNPSC Exam preparation here.

TNPSC Group 2A Where to Study Topic – Download as PDF

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Sub	Topics	Where to Study
Science
P H Y	Mechanics and properties of matter	Std 9 – Liquids
	Physical quantities, standards and units	Std 6 -Measurement and Motion Std 7 – Measurement Std 8 – Measurements Std 9 – Measurements and measuring instruments Std 10 – Measuring instruments
	Force, motion and energy	Std 6 – Types of Energy Std 7 – Motion Std 8 – Force and Pressure Std 9 – Motion Std 9 – Work, power and energy Std 10 – Laws of Motion and Gravitation
	Electricity and Magnetism	Std 6 – Magnetism Std 7- Electricity Std 8 – Electricity and Heat Std 10 – Electricity and Energy Std 10 – Magnetic effect of electric current and light
	Heat, light and sound	Std 6 – Light Std 7 – Heat and Light Std 8 – Light and Sound Std 9 – Sound Std 9 – Heat and Gas laws
	Nature of Universe – General Scientific laws – Inventions and discoveries ‐ National scientific laboratories	[Read from Lucent’s or Arihant’s General Studies] | [More study materials will be posted in our website later]
	Scientific instruments – Science glossary	[Read from Lucent’s or Arihant’s General Studies] | [More study materials will be posted in our website later]
	Atomic and nuclear physics	Std 8 – Atomic Structure Std 9 – Atomic Structure
C h e	Elements and Compounds	Std 6 – Chemistry in Daily life Std 6 – Separation of Substances Std 6 – Changes around us Std 7 – Matter in our surroundings Std 7 – Matter and its nature Std 7 – Combustion and Flame Std 8 – Elements and Compounds around us Std 9 –Is matter around us pure? Std 9 – Periodic Classifications of elements Std 10 – Solutions
	Acids, bases and salts	Std 10 – Chemical Reactions
	Fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides	[Read from Lucent’s or Arihant’s General Studies]
	Oxidation and reduction	[covered in Acids, bases and salts topics]
	Chemistry of ores and metals	Std 8 – Coal and Petroleum
	Carbon, nitrogen and their compounds	Std 9 – Chemical equation Std 10 – Carbon and its compounds
B O T	Main Concepts of life science	Std 7 – Animals in daily life Std 7 – Plant Morphology Std 8 – Crop production and management Std 10 – Life Processes
	Classification of living organism	Std 6 – Diversity of Organisms Std 7 – Basis of Classification Std 8 – Pictorial feature of Plant Kingdom Std 8 – Microorganisms Std 9 – Animal Kingdom
	Nutrition and dietetics – Respiration	Std 7 – Nutrition in Plants and Animals Std 7 – Respiration in  Plants and Animals Std 9 – Structure and physiological functions of plants
	The cell ‐ basic unit of life	Std 6 – Cell Structure Std 9 – Cells
Z O O	Blood and blood circulation – Reproductive system	Std 9 – Human Body organ system Std 10 – Structure and Functions of Human Body Organ System Std 10 – Reproduction in plants Std 10 – A representative study of mammals
	Environment, ecology, Bio‐ diversity and its conservation	Std 6 –Our Environment Std 7 – Eco System Std 7 – Water a precious resource Std 8 –Air, Water and Soil Pollution Std 8 – Diversity in Living organisms Std 8 – Conservation of Plants and Animals Std 9 – Bio Geo Chemical cycle Std 9 – Pollution and ozone depletion Std 10 – Conservation  of Environment Std 10 – Waste water management
	Health and hygiene, Human diseases, prevention and remedies ‐ Communicable diseases and non‐ communicable diseases	Std 6 – Food Habits Std 7 – Human body form  and function Std8  – Reaching the age of Adolescence Std 9 – Improvement in food resources Std 10 – Immune system
	Endocrine system	[covered in zoology general topics]
	Genetics the science of heredity	Std 10 – Hereditary and Evolution
Current Affairs
H I S	Latest diary of events – National ‐ National symbols ‐ Profile of States ‐ Eminent persons & places in news‐Sports & games ‐ Books & authors ‐Awards & honours‐ India and its neighbours	Read Current Affairs directly from https://tnpsc.academy/ Current Affairs Section https://tnpsc.academy/current-affairs/ – tnpsc.Academy doesn’t lists the important news alone, rather you will get an overall view of the relevant issues with it’s backgrounds and needed facts (which you cannot find in any newspaper or magazine or other listed current affairs sites). This will make you to answer any current affairs questions in tnpsc exams. tnpsc.Academy also provides exam oriented current affairs compilation.   CURRENT AFFAIR QUICK NOTES: Monthly Current Affairs are compiled in exam point of view and Current Affair QUICK NOTES VIDEO CLASS are posted for ready reference. Watch them @   https://www.tnpsc.academy/tnpsc-videos   https://www.youtube.com/tnpscacademy
	Latest historical events ‐ Appointments ‐ who is who?
P O L. S C I	Problems in conduct of public elections ‐ Political parties and political system in India‐ Public awareness & General administration ‐ Welfare oriented govt. schemes, their utility
	Role of Voluntary organizations & Govt.
G E O	Geographical landmarks
	Policy on environment and ecology
E C O	Current socio‐economic problems
	New economic policy & govt. sector
S C I	Latest inventions on science & technology
	Latest discoveries in Health Science ‐ Mass media & communication
G E O G R A P H Y	Earth and Universe ‐ Solar system	Std 6 – The Earth and the Solar System Std 6 – Rotation and Revolution of Earth Std 6 – The Earth we live in Std 6 – Maps and Globe * Std 7 – The Earth Its Structure and tectonic movements Std 9 – Tamil Nadu ; Physiography of Tamil Nadu Std 10 – India Location and Physiography *
	Monsoon, rainfall, weather and climate	Std 7 – Weather and Climate Std 9 – Climate of Tamil Nadu Std 10 – India Climate
	Water resources ‐ rivers in India	[More study materials will be posted in our website later]
	Soil, minerals & natural resources	Std 7 – The Surface of Earth and changing face of Earth Std 8 – Resources and their types Std 8 – Resources and Economic activities Std 8 – Types of Primary Activities; Mining * Std 8 – Industries; Types of Industries * Std 9 – Resources of Tamil Nadu Std 9 – Tamil Nadu Manufacturing Industries Std 10 – India Natural Resources Std 10 – India Industries *
	Forest & wildlife	Std 9 – Environmental Issues Std 9 – Conservation of Resources and Sustainable Development Std 10 – Environmental Issues
	Agricultural pattern, livestock & fisheries	Std 8 – Agriculture; Crops Std 9 – Tamil Nadu Agriculture Std 10 – India Agriculture
	Population ‐ density and distribution	Std 8 – Population Growth and Distribution; Population and Resources Std 9 – Tamil Nadu Population
	Natural calamities – disaster management	Std 7 – Disaster and Disaster Management Std 8 – Responding to Disasters Std 9 – Disaster Management Std 10 – Disaster Risk Reduction
	Atmosphere hydrosphere, lithosphere	Std 7 – An Introduction to Oceanography *
	Natural vegetation	[More study materials will be posted in our website later]
HIS & CUL of IND	South Indian history ‐ Culture and Heritage of Tamil people	Std 7 – The South Indian Kingdoms Std 8 – The Nayak Rule in Tamil Country Std 8 – The Rule of Marathas of Thanjavur Std 9 – Cultural Heritage of Tamil Nadu Std 11 – South Indian Kingdom – I Pallavas Std 11 – South Indian Kingdom – II Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas Std 11 – Imperial Cholas Std 11 – The Spread of Indian Culture in Other Asian Countries
	India since independence	Std 12 – India After Independence
	Characteristics of Indian culture ‐ Unity in diversity – race, colour, language, custom – India‐as secular state	Std 7 – Bakthi and Sufi movements* Std 11 – Bakthi Movement in Medieval India
	Growth of rationalist, Dravidian movement in TN – Political parties and populist schemes	Std 12 – Role of Tamil Nadu in the Indian National Movement Std 12 – The Justice Party Rule
	Advent of European invasion‐ Expansion and consolidation of British rule	Std 8 – Advent of the Europeans Std 8 – Anglo French Struggle (Carnatic Wars) Std 11 – The Coming of Europeans
	Effect of British rule on socio‐ economic factors	Std 8 – Rule of English East India Company Std 8 – Lord Cornwallis Std 8 – Marquess of Hastings Std 8 – Lord William Bentick Std 8 – Lord Dalhousie Std 12 – India under the English East India Company Std 12 – Revenue Administration and Economic Policy of the British
	Social reforms and religious movements	Std 10 – Social and Religious Reform Movements in 19th Cen. Std 10 – Social Transformation in Tamil Nadu Std 12 – Educational and Social Reforms
	Organizations for fine arts, dance, drama, music‐ Prominent personalities in the various spheres – Arts, Science, literature and Philosophy – Mother Teresa, Swami Vivekananda, Pandit Ravishankar, M.S.Subbulakshmi, Rukmani Arundel and J.Krishnamoorthy etc.	[General Topics – Some overall view is enough]
IND P O L I T Y	Constitution of India ‐ Preamble to the constitution ‐ Salient features of constitution ‐ Union, State and territory   Fundamental rights ‐ Fundamental duties ‐ Human rights charter ‐ Union legislature – Parliament ‐ State executive ‐ State Legislature assembly ‐ Local government – panchayat raj – Tamil Nadu ‐ Judiciary in India – Rule of law/Due process of law ‐ Elections   Corruption in public life ‐ Anti‐ corruption measures – Central Vigilance Commission, lok‐adalats, Ombudsman, Comptroller and Auditor General of India ‐ Right to information ‐ Empowerment of women	Std 7 – Our Nation Std 7 – Indian Constitution Std 9 – The Union Government Std 9 – The State Government Std 9 – Rights and Duties of Citizens Std 10 – Consumer Rights Std 12 – Indian Government and Politics Std 12 – Organisation of State Government – Tamil Nadu Std 12 – Local Self Government in Tamil Nadu   [The above topics cover only some syllabus. It is important to read other topics from either Lucent or Arihant’s General Studies Or Indian Polity by Laxmikanth]
	Status of Jammu & Kashmir ‐ Indian federalism – center – state relations‐ Emergency provisions ‐ Election Commission Union and State ‐ Amendments to constitution ‐ Schedules to constitution ‐ Administrative reforms & tribunals‐ Central and State Commission
IND E C O N O M Y	Nature of Indian economy	Std 6 – Economics An Introduction Std 10 – Indian Economy after Independence Std 9 – Indian Currency *
	Five‐year plan models ‐ an assessment	Std 11 – Economic Planning [more study materials will be posted in our website later]
	Land reforms & agriculture ‐ Application of science in agriculture	Std 11 – Agriculture
	Industrial growth	Std 11 – Industrial Sector
	Rural welfare oriented programmes ‐ Social sector problems – population, education, health, employment, poverty	Std 8 – Socio Economic Problems Std 11 – Population Std 11 – Poverty and Unemployment
	Economic trends in Tamil Nadu	[More study materials will be posted in our website later]
	Role of public sector & disinvestment – Development of infrastructure	[More study materials will be posted in our website later]
	National income ‐ HRD – sustainable economic growth – Energy Different sources and development	Std 7 – Tax and its Importance Std 10 – National Income Std 11 – Economic Growth and Development Std 11 – National Income Std 11 – Human Resource Development
	Finance Commission ‐ Planning Commission ‐ National Development Council	[more study materials will be posted in our website later]
IND   N A T I O N A L   M O V.	Emergence of national leaders ‐ Gandhi, Nehru, Tagore	Std 10 – Freedom Movement in India – Phase I Std 12 – Indian National Movement (1885-1905) Std 12 – Indian National Movement (1905 – 1916)
	Role of Tamil Nadu in freedom struggle ‐ Rajaji, VOC, Periyar, Bharathiar& Others	Std 8 – Vellore Mutiny (1806) Std 10 – Role of Tamil Nadu in Freedom Movement Std 12 – Palayakkarar Rebellion Std 12 – Vellore Mutiny Std 12 – Role of Tamil Nadu in Indian National Movement
	Early uprising against British rule ‐ 1857 Revolt	Std 8 – The Great Revolt of 1857 Std 10 – Great Revolt of 1857 Std 12 – The Great Revolt of 1857
	Indian National Congress ‐ Gandhi, Nehru, Tagore, Netaji – Growth of militant movements – Communalism led to partition – Birth of political parties /political system	Std 10 – Freedom Movement in India – Phase II Std 12 – The Indian National Movements (1917-947)
	India since independence	Std 12 – India After Independence
A P P S	Conversion of information to data ‐ Collection, compilation and presentation of data ‐ Tables, graphs, diagrams‐ Analytical interpretation of data ‐ Simplification ‐ Percentage ‐ Highest Common Factor (HCF) ‐ Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) ‐ Ratio and Proportion ‐ Simple interest ‐ Compound interest ‐ Time and Work	Prepare for Apps and Logical Reasoning directly from our website www.tnpsc.Academy/aptitude   TNPSC Aptitude (Maths) & Mental Ability VIDEO CLASS in Tamil & English are posted in our website for Apps preparations. Watch them @   https://www.tnpsc.academy/tnpsc-videos   https://www.youtube.com/tnpscacademy     Don’t READ more no. of Apps, rather PRACTICE needed limited Apps and Reasoning from our site. Each topic is covered based on TNPSC exam point of view so as to make you to prepare for all TNPSC Exams such as Group 1, Group 2, Group 2A, Group 3, Group 4, VAO and Others. You will get example questions and also practice questions so as to make you to get familiar. We highly recommend to go through all our Apps and Logical topics so as to get top rank in TNPSC Exams.
	Area‐Volume‐ Decision making and problem solving
L O G I C A L	Puzzles –Visual Reasoning‐ Number Series ‐   Dice – Alpha numeric reasoning
	Logical Number/ Alphabetical/ Diagrammatic Sequences

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In the above where to study chart, You can see, some of the topics are not covered in Samacheer books. In that case, We are recommending you to prepare those topics from either Lucent’s General Studies or Arihant’s General Studies book. The chapters from Lucent’s General Studies is given in the STUDY PLAN below.

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How to Study?

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Here, We are giving you a full fledged 4 month study plan for TNPSC Group 2A exam exclusively.

Group 2A Exam 2017 Free Test Series and Syllabus Completion Plan –>

In this study plan, we are guiding you to complete the Group 2A syllabus in four months and make you get top rank in TNPSC group 2A exam. Instead of giving the syllabus and their corresponding books, we are providing you revision tests in certain gap while in your preparation and also final full mock test series. This will make you to face your exam more effectively and efficiently.

 TNPSC Group 2A 4 Months Study Plan – Download as PDF

Study Plan Overview:

Month 1 – Fully General Studies

Month 2 – General Studies + Optional (1 hr daily)

Month 3 – General Studies + Optional (1 hr daily) + Apps & Mental Ability (1 hr daily)

Month 4 – General Studies + Optional (1 hr daily) + Apps & Mental Ability (1 hr daily)

 

Points to Remember:

• General Studies covers History (including National Movement), Science, Polity, Geography, Economy and Current Affairs.
• The important subjects among these are History, Science, Current Affairs and Polity.
• Current Affairs read at least 6 month before exam (8 Month is Good).
• In the Study Plan below, the “Std” indicates the “Samacheer Standard” and the number denotes the “Chapter No.”
• POLITY – Just read the Chapters listed from “Lucent’s General Studies”. For those listed from SAMACHEER, study thoroughly.

Aptitude & Mental Ability:

Total : 10 to 12 Topics.

If you practice 1 Topic for 2 Days, then within a Month, you can complete all the topics and then revise the same for another month.

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Month 1

DAY	SUBJECT	TOPIC	WHERE TO STUDY
Day 1	History	South Indian history ‐ Culture and Heritage of Tamil people	Std 7 – The South Indian Kingdoms Std 8 – The Nayak Rule in Tamil Country Std 8 – The Rule of Marathas of Thanjavur
Day 2	Science	Phy: Mechanics and properties of matter   Chem: Elements and Compounds	Phy: Std 9 – Liquids   Chem: Std 6 – Chemistry in Daily life
Day 3	Polity	Constitution of India ‐ Salient features of constitution	Std 7 – Our Nation Std 7 – Indian Constitution   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 2 – Constituent Assembly and Making of the Constitution Chapter 6 – Some special features of Indian Constitution
Day 4	History	Advent of European invasion‐ Expansion and consolidation of British rule	Std 8 – Advent of the Europeans Std 8 – Anglo French Struggle (Carnatic Wars)
Day 5	Science	Bio: Main Concepts of life science	Botany: Std 7 – Animals in daily life Std 7 – Plant Morphology Std 8 – Crop production and management
Day 6	Geo + Eco	Geo: Earth and Universe ‐ Solar system   Eco: Nature of Indian economy	Geo: Std 6 – The Earth and the Solar System   Eco: Std 6 – Economics An Introduction
Day 7	Previous Portions Revision and Test
Day 8	History	South Indian history ‐ Culture and Heritage of Tamil people	Std 9 – Cultural Heritage of Tamil Nadu Std 11 – South Indian Kingdom – I Pallavas
Day 9	Science	Chem: Elements and Compounds	Chem: Std 6 – Separation of Substances Std 6 – Changes around us
Day 10	Polity	Preamble to the constitution –  Union, State and territory	Std 9 – The Union Government Std 9 – The State Government   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 8 – The Preamble
Day 11	History	South Indian history –  Advent of European invasion	Std 11 – South Indian Kingdom – II Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas Std 8 – Rule of English East India Company
Day 12	Science	Bio: Blood and blood circulation – Reproductive system	Zoology: Std 9 – Human Body organ system Std 10 – Structure and Functions of Human Body Organ System Std 10 – Reproduction in plants
Day 13	Geo + Eco	Geo: Earth and Universe ‐ Solar system   Eco: Nature of Indian economy	Geo: Std 6 – Rotation and Revolution of Earth Std 6 – The Earth we live in   Eco: Std 10 – Indian Economy after Independence
Day 14	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Day 1 to 13)
Day 15
Day 16	History	Advent of European invasion‐ Expansion and consolidation of British rule –  Effect of British rule on socio‐ economic factors	Std 11 – The Coming of Europeans Std 8 – Lord Cornwallis
Day 17	Science	Phy: Physical quantities, standards and units	Phy: Std 6 -Measurement and Motion Std 7 – Measurement
Day 18	Polity	Union, State and territory	Std 9 – The Union Government Std 9 – The State Government   Lucent’s General Studies Chapter 11. The Union and its Territories.
Day 19	History	South Indian history ‐ Culture and Heritage of Tamil people	Std 11 – Imperial Cholas Std 11 – The Spread of Indian Culture in Other Asian Countries
Day 20	Science	Bio: Main Concepts of life science –  Reproductive system	Botany Std 10 – Life Processes   Zoology Std 10 – A representative study of mammals
Day 21	Geo + Eco	Geo: Earth and Universe ‐ Solar system   Eco: Nature of Indian economy	Geo: Std 6 – Maps and Globe Std 7 – The Earth Its Structure and tectonic movements   Eco: Std 9 – Indian Currency
Day 22	Previous Portions Revision and Test (Day 16 to Day 21)
Day 23	History	Effect of British rule on socio‐ economic factors	Std 8 – Marquess of Hastings * Std 8 – Lord William Bentick * Std 8 – Lord Dalhousie *   [* All the above Chapters, reading is enough]
Day 24	Science	Chem: Elements and Compounds	Chem: Std 7 – Matter in our surroundings Std 7 – Matter and its nature
Day 25	Polity	Fundamental rights ‐ Fundamental duties ‐ Human rights charter	Std 9 – Rights and Duties of Citizens Std 10 – Consumer Rights   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 14: Fundamental Rights
Day 26	History	Characteristics of Indian culture ‐ Unity in diversity – race, colour, language, custom – India‐as secular state	Std 7 – Bakthi and Sufi movements Std 11 – Bakthi Movement in Medieval India
Day 27	Science	Zoo: Environment, ecology, Bio‐ diversity and its conservation	Std 6 –Our Environment Std 7 – Eco System Std 7 – Water a precious resource
Day 28	Geo + Eco	Geo: Earth and Universe ‐ Solar system   Eco: Five‐year plan models ‐ an assessment	Geo: Std 9 – Tamil Nadu ; Physiography of Tamil Nadu   Eco: Std 11 – Economic Planning   Lucent’s General Studies Chapter 6 – Planning
Day 29	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Day 1 to 28)
Day 30

Month 2

DAY	SUBJECT	TOPIC	WHERE TO STUDY
Day 1	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Day 1 to 28)
Day 2
Day 3	History	Effect of British rule on socio‐ economic factors	Std 12 – India under the English East India Company Std 12 – Revenue Administration and Economic Policy of the British
Day 4	Science	Phy: Physical quantities, standards and units Chem: Elements and Compounds	Phy: Std 8 – Measurements   Chem: Std 7 – Combustion and Flame
Day 5	Polity	Union legislature – Parliament	Std 12 – Indian Government and Politics   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 18. Executive of the Union
Day 6	History	Growth of rationalist, Dravidian movement in TN – Political parties and populist schemes	Std 12 – Role of Tamil Nadu in the Indian National Movement
Day 7	Science	Bio: Classification of living organism	Botany: Std 6 – Diversity of Organisms Std 7 – Basis of Classification Std 8 – Pictorial feature of Plant Kingdom
Day 8	Geography	Geo: Earth and Universe ‐ Solar system – Monsoon, rainfall, weather and climate	Geo: Std 10 – India Location and Physiography * Std 7 – Weather and Climate Std 9 – Climate of Tamil Nadu   [* Reading is Enough]
Day 9	Revision and Test (Day 1 to Day 8)
Day 10	History	Growth of rationalist, Dravidian movement in TN – Political parties and populist schemes	Std 12 – The Justice Party Rule
Day 11	Science	Phy: Physical quantities, standards and units   Chem: Elements and Compounds	Phy: Std 9 – Measurements and measuring instruments Std 10 – Measuring instruments   Chem: Std 8 – Elements and Compounds around us Std 9 –Is matter around us pure?
Day 12	Polity	Union legislature – Parliament	Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 19. The Parliament of India
Day 13	History	Social reforms and religious movements	Std 10 – Social and Religious Reform Movements in 19th Cen. Std 10 – Social Transformation in Tamil Nadu
Day 14	Science	Bio: Classification of living organism –  Environment, ecology, Bio‐ diversity and its conservation	Botany Std 8 – Microorganisms 14   Zoology Std 8 –Air, Water and Soil Pollution Std 8 – Diversity in Living organisms
Day 15	Geo + Eco	Geo: Monsoon, rainfall, weather and climate – Water resources ‐ rivers in India – Soil, minerals & natural resources   Eco: Land reforms & agriculture ‐ Application of science in agriculture	Geo: Std 10 – India Climate Std 7 – The Surface of Earth and changing face of Earth   Eco: Std 11 – Agriculture
Day 16	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Day 3 to 15)
Day 17
Day 18	History	Social reforms and religious movements	Std 12 – Educational and Social Reforms
Day 19	Science	Phy: Force, motion and energy   Chem: Elements and Compounds	Phy: Std 6 – Types of Energy Std 7 – Motion   Chem: Std 9 – Periodic Classifications of elements
Day 20	Polity	State executive ‐ State Legislature assembly	Std 12 – Organisation of State Government – Tamil Nadu   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 20. Executive of the State
Day 21	History	Emergence of national leaders ‐ Gandhi, Nehru, Tagore	Std 10 – Freedom Movement in India – Phase I Std 12 – Indian National Movement (1885-1905)
Day 22	Science	Bio: Classification of living organism –  Environment, ecology, Bio‐ diversity and its conservation	Botany: Std 9 – Animal Kingdom   Zoology: Std 8 – Conservation of Plants and Animals Std 9 – Bio Geo Chemical cycle
Day 23	Geo + Eco	Geo: Water resources ‐ rivers in India – Soil, minerals & natural resources – Soil, minerals & natural resources Eco: Industrial growth	Geography: Std 8 – Resources and their types Std 8 – Resources and Economic activities   Lucent’s General Studies: Water Resources and their Utilization in India   Economy: Std 11 – Industrial Sector
Day 24	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Day 1 to 23)
Day 25
Day 26	History	Emergence of national leaders ‐ Gandhi, Nehru, Tagore	Std 12 – Indian National Movement (1905 – 1916)
Day 27	Science	Phy: Force, motion and energy   Chem: Elements and Compounds	Phy: Std 8 – Force and Pressure Std 9 – Motion Std 9 – Work, power and energy   Chem: Std 10 – Solutions
Day 28	Polity	State executive ‐ State Legislature assembly	Std 12 – Organisation of State Government – Tamil Nadu   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 20. Executive of the State
Day 29	History	Role of Tamil Nadu in freedom struggle ‐ Rajaji, VOC, Periyar, Bharathiar& Others	Std 8 – Vellore Mutiny (1806) Std 10 – Role of Tamil Nadu in Freedom Movement
Day 30	Science	Bio: Nutrition and dietetics – Respiration- Environment, ecology, Bio‐ diversity and its conservation	Botany: Std 7 – Nutrition in Plants and Animals Std 7 – Respiration in  Plants and Animals   Zoology: Std 9 – Pollution and ozone depletion

 

Month 3

DAY	SUBJECT	TOPIC	WHERE TO STUDY
Day 1	Geo + Eco	Geo: Soil, minerals & natural resources   Eco: Social sector problems	Geography: Std 8 – Types of Primary Activities; Mining * Std 8 – Industries; Types of Industries * Std 9 – Resources of Tamil Nadu   [* Just Reading is enough]     Economy: Std 8 – Socio Economic Problems
Day 2	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Month 1 & Month 2)
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5	History	Role of Tamil Nadu in freedom struggle ‐ Rajaji, VOC, Periyar, Bharathiar& Others	Std 12 – Palayakkarar Rebellion Std 12 – Vellore Mutiny
Day 6	Science	Phy: Force, motion and energy –  Electricity and Magnetism   Chem: Acids, bases and salts	Phy: Std 10 – Laws of Motion and Gravitation Std 6 – Magnetism   Chem: Std 10 – Chemical Reactions
Day 7	Polity	Local government – panchayat raj – Tamil Nadu	Std 12 – Local Self Government in Tamil Nadu   Lucent’s General Studies Chapter 22 Panjayat Chapter 23 Municipality
Day 8	History	Role of Tamil Nadu in freedom struggle ‐ Rajaji, VOC, Periyar, Bharathiar& Others – Early uprising against British rule ‐ 1857 Revolt	Std 12 – Role of Tamil Nadu in Indian National Movement Std 8 – The Great Revolt of 1857
Day 9	Science	Bio: Nutrition and dietetics – Respiration- Environment, ecology, Bio‐ diversity and its conservation	Bot: Std 9 – Structure and physiological functions of plants   Zoo: Std 10 – Conservation  of Environment
Day 10	Geo + Eco	Geo: Soil, minerals & natural resources   Eco: population	Geo: Std 9 – Tamil Nadu Manufacturing Industries Std 10 – India Natural Resources Std 10 – India Industries *   [* Reading is enough]   Eco: Std 11 – Population
Day 11	Revision and Test (Day 5 to 10)
Day 12	History	Early uprising against British rule ‐ 1857 Revolt	Std 10 – Great Revolt of 1857 Std 12 – The Great Revolt of 1857
Day 13	Science	Phy: Electricity and Magnetism	Std 7- Electricity Std 8 – Electricity and Heat Std 10 – Electricity and Energy Std 10 – Magnetic effect of electric current and light
Day  14	Polity	Judiciary in India	Lucent’s General Studies Chapter 24 The Supreme Court Chapter 25 The High Court
Day 15	Geography	Forest & wildlife	Std 9 – Environmental Issues Std 9 – Conservation of Resources and Sustainable Development Std 10 – Environmental Issues
Day 16	Science	Bio: The cell ‐ basic unit of life –  Environment, ecology, Bio‐ diversity and its conservation	Botany: Std 6 – Cell Structure Std 9 – Cells   Zoo: Std 10 – Waste water management
Day 17	Economy	employment, poverty	Std 11 – Poverty and Unemployment   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 7 Unemployment
Day 18	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Day 1 to 17)
Day 19
Day 20
Day 21	History	Indian National Congress ‐ Gandhi, Nehru, Tagore, Netaji –  Growth of militant movements –  Communalism led to partition – Birth of political parties /political system	Std 10 – Freedom Movement in India – Phase II Std 12 – The Indian National Movements (1917-947)
Day 22	Science	Phy: Heat, light and sound	Phy: Std 6 – Light 6 Std 7 – Heat and Light Std 8 – Light and Sound Std 9 – Sound
Day 23	Polity	Elections –  Status of Jammu & Kashmir	Lucent’s General Studies Chapter 24 Special Position of Jammu & Kashmir Chapter 34 Elections
Day 24	Geography	Agricultural pattern, livestock & fisheries	Std 8 – Agriculture; Crops Std 9 – Tamil Nadu Agriculture Std 10 – India Agriculture
Day 25	Science	Bio: Health and hygiene, Human diseases, prevention and remedies ‐ Communicable diseases and non‐ communicable diseases	Zoo: Std 6 – Food Habits Std 7 – Human body form  and function Std8  – Reaching the age of Adolescence
Day 26	Economy	Role of public sector & disinvestment – Development of infrastructure  – National income ‐ HRD – sustainable economic growth – Energy Different sources and development	Std 7 – Tax and its Importance Std 10 – National Income Std 11 – Economic Growth and Development
Day 27	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Month 1, Month 2, Month 3)
Day 28
Day 29
Day 30

 

Month 4

DAY	SUBJECT	TOPIC	WHERE TO STUDY
Day 1	History	India since independence	Std 12 – India After Independence
Day 2	Science	Phy: Heat, light and sound –  General Scientific laws – Inventions and discoveries ‐ National scientific laboratories   Chem: Chemistry of ores and metals	Phy: Std 9 – Heat and Gas laws   Lucent’s General Studies Chapter 20 Scientific Instruments   Chem: Std 8 – Coal and Petroleum 13
Day 3	Polity	Corruption in public life ‐ Anti‐ corruption measures – Central Vigilance Commission, lok‐adalats, Ombudsman, Comptroller and Auditor General of India ‐ Right to information ‐ Empowerment of women	If Needed,  Read from Laxmikanth’s Indian Polity
Day 4	Geography	Population ‐ density and distribution –  Natural calamities – disaster management	Std 8 – Population Growth and Distribution; Population and Resources Std 9 – Tamil Nadu Population Std 7 – Disaster and Disaster Management
Day 5	Science	Bio: Health and hygiene, Human diseases, prevention and remedies ‐ Communicable diseases and non‐ communicable diseases –  Genetics the science of heredity	Std 9 – Improvement in food resources Std 10 – Immune system Std 10 – Hereditary and Evolution
Day 6	Economy	National income ‐ HRD – sustainable economic growth – Energy Different sources and development	Std 11 – National Income Std 11 – Human Resource Development   Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 5 National Income Chapter 4 Agriculture and Land Development
Day 7	Revision and Test (Day 1 to Day 6)
Day 8
Day 9	Science	Phy: Inventions and discoveries ‐ National scientific laboratories   Chem: Carbon, nitrogen and their compounds	Phy: Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 21 Inventions Chapter 22 Important Discoveries relating to Physics   Chem: Std 9 – Chemical equation
Day 10	Polity	Emergency provisions ‐  Amendments to constitution	Lucent’s General Studies Chapter 32 Emergency Provisions Chapter 17 Procedure for Amending the Constitution
Day 11	Geography	Natural calamities – disaster management –	Std 8 – Responding to Disasters Std 9 – Disaster Management Std 10 – Disaster Risk Reduction
Day 12	Science	Phy: Atomic and nuclear physics Chem: Carbon, nitrogen and their compounds	Phy: Std 8 – Atomic Structure Std 9 – Atomic Structure Chem: Std 10 – Carbon and its compounds
Day 13	Economy	National income ‐ HRD – sustainable economic growth – Energy Different sources and development	Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 12 Banking in India
Day  14	Polity	Schedules to constitution ‐ Administrative reforms & tribunals‐ Central and State Commission	Lucent’s General Studies: Chapter 4 Important Articles of the Constitution Chapter 31 Interstate Relations
Day 15	Geography	Atmosphere hydrosphere, lithosphere – Natural vegetation	Std 7 – An Introduction to Oceanography *   [* Just reading is enough]   Lucent’s General Studies: Agriculture in India Land use pattern of India
Day 16	Previous Full Portions Revision and Test (Month 3 & Month 4)
Day 17
Day 18	Previous Full Portions Revision and Mock Test
Day 19
Day 20	History	South Indian History & Culture
Day 21	Science	Physics & Chemistry
Day 22	Polity	FULL PORTIONS
Day 23	Geography	FULL PORTIONS
Day 24	Economy	FULL PORTIONS
Day 25	History	Indian National Movement
Day 26	Science	Biology
Day 27	Previous Full Portions Revision and Mock Test
Day 28
Day 29
Day 30

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Generally in TNPSC Exams, Questions in Aptitude and Mental Ability are in basic level, so you can attend 20 to 23 questions easily if you are practicing it in correct way.

In TNPSC Group 2A syllabus, there are 10 – 12 topics in aptitude are given. So its easy to complete the aptitude portion within a month even if you prepare 1 topic for 2 days. As per the number of topics and its standard, We, in our 4 month study plan, allocate last 2 months for tnpsc aptitude and its revision. Therefore in last 2 months, you have to practice aptitude in basis of 1 hour on everyday along with GS and optional paper. In total 2 months of aptitude schedule, first month is for preparation and second month is for revision. So, you can solve the sums in exam faster than before.

Study Materials for Aptitude & Mental Ability Preparation:

You can learn how to solve TNPSC Aptitude and mental Ability from our Aptitude free video class.

We are recommending Fastrack Objective Arthimetic by Arihant. In that book, its enough to practice level 1 since TNPSC asking questions in basic standards.

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Time management is main aspect in exam hall while writing exam. So, You have to utilize your time effectively in exam to avoid silly mistakes due to last minute rush.

TIME MANAGEMENT RULE 

To avoid those last minute tensions, Here we suggest you to divide your time (Total hours of Exam – 3 hours) into three part like  1 hour to 1 hour 15 mins for General studies, 45 mins to 1 hour for aptitude and 1 hour for optional paper General Tamil / General English.

By dividing the time into 3 parts, what we are saying is spend those allocated time for that particular area exclusively.

For example, in a question paper, While you are attending GS, if aptitude question comes following that GS, Don’t intend to attend that aptitude. Just skip that and continue to attend GS as per our time management rule, after completion of GS in an hour, then start attend aptitude question. Try to complete in 45 mins to 1 hour and then move on to optional area General Tamil/ General English.

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The biggest advantage in TNPSC Group 2A is Optional (General Tamil / General English). Because there are 100 questions in optional and most importantly its not hard as General studies. In  General studies, you have to  study various subjects like History, Science, Polity and so on for 100 questions, but here in optional , its easy to read either General Tamil or English alone for 100 questions. And the happiest point is Optional either Tamil or English are asking in SSLC standard in TNPSC group 2A exam i.e. its more than enough if you are prepare it from School level Samacheer books.

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As stated earlier, due to its topics, standard of questions, its easy to study optional either Tamil or English rather than General Studies. You don’t have to worry about keep all the data, incidents of various subjects in mind. 100 questions from single language paper, so if you concentrate it on correctly, You can get 95 to 98 questions correct in optional. Then it will automatically boost your cut off in TNPSC Group 2A exam. So to increase your cut off in TNPSC Group 2A exam, you have to be strong in Optional.

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Generally, You have to choose your optional either Tamil or English while you are applying TNPSC group 2A exam in online. As per your selection in applying exam, You will get your question paper in TNPSC Group 2a exam.So its important to know what to choose?

First of all, Remember that there is no criteria like questions asked in Tamil is easier than questions asked in English or vice versa. Nowadays , TNPSC are asking the questions in both Tamil or English in same standard. TNPSC are setting both the questions in easy or moderate or difficult level. Not one as easy and another one as difficult.

Now may be clear about the standard of questions of both Tamil & English are same.

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Our guidance for Choosing Optional

Don’t s

First, don’t choose Tamil or English merely because you did your schooling in Tamil medium or English medium, Matriculation like that.

Don’t choose that you are having an interest to learn Tamil or English. (We think, here your interest is  to get your dream post, so choose wisely)

Don’t choose what others says. Choose which optional is you can prepare easily, attend and crack the exam confidently.(Like Friends say I’m gonna choose English or Sister advise you to choose Tamil)

Do’s:

Get the previous year question papers of TNPSC group 2A, 2, 4, VAO, and just read the questions of optional, both Tamil & English. Now analyse which optional paper is easy for you to understand and easy to recall something (yeah! i remembered, this is the poem i liked when i was in 8th standard, just your mind murmuring those lines 🙂 ) and able to answer. Then Go for it.

Read the syllabus of both and decide on which you are confident at. (Remember this is biggest advantage for you to boost your cut off)

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On analyzing the recent trend of TNPSC exams, 15 to 20 % questions in General studies are asking from Current affairs alone, which means Current affairs plays an important role in TNPSC Exams. So its best to read 6 to 8 months current affairs till the 2 weeks before the exam date.

Its easy to boost your General studies marks by attending current affairs correctly since you don’t want to prepare it from various books like General studies preparation. And also note that you can’t study the entire 8 months current affairs in overnight. So you have to complete daily current affairs on everyday. That’s why in our 4 month study plan, we are including current affairs preparation in daily basis.

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We are highly recommending you to follow our daily Current affairs for all TNPSC exams. Because, we are not only just listing the NEWS, Instead we are preparing it in exam point of view and also our Current affairs gives you the clarity under which topic the NEWS related to. For your understanding purpose, We are giving it with the  background of the NEWS. No need to worry to spend money for prepare Current Affairs. You can download or read from our website tnpsc.academy 

For Daily and Monthly Compilation of Current Affairs

And for revision purpose, we gives you Monthly Current affairs as Quick Notes for Quick revision.

You can view it in our Video class and download as PDF 

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In every exam preparation, its most most important to check how far you are ready for exam. In our 4 month study plan, there are certain revision test after certain period of gap and series of full mock test at the end.

Attend it and analyse yourself and change your negatives into positives and boost your positives more. 

Group 2A 2017 Free Test Series

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Because, how many number of tests you have attended will replicate your way of answering in TNPSC group 2A exam.

Test Series gives you,

Analyse yourself – How much you have studied and whether you have recall the things what you have learnt.

Its a best place to practice our Time Management Rule (Just check whether its working or flap) 

Increase your questions reading speed and accuracy of shading answers.

More helpful in Revise your total syllabus.

Attend Free Online Test 🙂

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Our First and foremost tips – Be CONFIDENT in Your Preparation.

Use our practiced TIME MANAGEMENT RULE. For know how to use our time management rule effectively watch our Study plan video class

Last but not least,  Attention! Remember ! There is NO NEGATIVE MARKS.

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Try to follow strictly Our 4 Months Study Plan of TNPSC Group 2A Exam.

Choose Optional (General Tamil / General English) Wisely.

Read Daily TNPSC Current Affairs.

Practice Aptitude & Mental Ability.

Revise the syllabus what you have studied.

Attend Test Series – Try to adopt our Time Management Rule.

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