APPSC Study Material 2021 PDF Download | Syllabus | Eligibility | Books – Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission has released the official notification for Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission Competitive Exam. Graduates from any stream of specialization are eligible to apply for the APPSC Exam. Check all the details about the exam such as RPSC notification, syllabus, exam pattern, selection process, eligibility criteria, , application form, blow
The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) conducts the APPSC Exam every year, and following study material is essential to crack the examination. Candidates need good guidance and, more importantly, good books to clear the exams with high marks. The exam is conducted in three stages: the preliminary/screening exam, the main exam, and the personal interview.
APPSC Study Material 2021 PDF Download | Syllabus | Eligibility | Books
Organization Name | Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission |
Exam Level | State Level (Andhra Pradesh) |
Exam Frequency | Once a year |
Exam Mode | Offline (Screening Exam) and online( Main Exam) |
Application Fee | 250+120= 370 (Rs.250 for the reserved category candidates) |
Language | English and Telugu |
Exam Purpose | To recruit the candidates for the executive and non-executive posts |
No. of Test Cities | Test centres across the state Andhra Pradesh |
Exam Helpdesk | 0866-2527820,0866-2527821 |
Nationality | Candidates applying for all APPSC posts need to submit a valid government ID during the application process. The candidate applying for the post must be a citizen of India. |
Number of Attempts | The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) has not set any particular number of times the candidates can attempt for a post. |
Experience | The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) does not require the candidates to have any experience to meet the APPSC Eligibility criteria. |
Official Website | https://psc.ap.gov.in |
APPSC Eligibility Criteria : APPSC Study Material
APPSC Group 1 Eligibility Criteria : APPSC Study Material
Posts Name | Age Limits | Qualification |
Deputy Collectors | 18-42 years | Bachelor’s Degree of any University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, Provincial Act or a State Act or the Institutions recognized by the University Grants Commission or an equivalent qualification |
Assistant Commissioner | 18-42 years | Degree of a University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act or a State Act or any other equivalent recognized qualification |
Deputy Supdt. of Police (Civil) | 21-28 years | Bachelor’s Degree of any University in India established or Incorporated by or under a Central Act, Provincial Act or a State Act or of an Institution recognized by the UGC or equivalent qualification |
Deputy Supdt. of Jails (Men) | 21-28 years | Degree of a University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, or State Act or other recognized equivalent qualifications |
District Fire Officers | 18-28 years | Degree of Engineering (Fire) of any University recognized by the University Grants Commission or any other equivalent qualifications. Provided that if no candidates with B.E (Fire) qualification are available, candidates with the Degree in any discipline will be considered. As per Rule -5 (i)(ii) of G.O.Ms.No.574, Home (Prisons .A) Dept., dated: 30.09.1991. |
Asst. Treasury Officer/Asst. Accounts Officer | 18-42 years | Degree in Commerce or Economics or Mathematics of a University Recognized by the UGC with at least a 2nd class in the subject, or A Chartered Accountants of the United Kingdom or India or an incorporated Accountant (London) |
Regional Transport Officers | 18-42 years | Degree of a University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act or a State Act or any other equivalent qualification |
Assistant Prohibition & Excise Superintendent | 18-26 years | Degree of any University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, a provincial Act or a State Act or of an Institution recognized by the UGC |
Mandal Parishad Development Officer | 18-42 years | Bachelor’s Degree from any recognized University in India or incorporated by or under Central Act, Provincial Act or a State Act or Institution recognized by the UGC or an equivalent qualification |
District Registrars | 18-42 years | Bachelor Degree of a Recognized University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, Provincial act or a State Act or an Institution recognized by the UGC or any other equivalent qualification |
District Employment Officer | 18-42 years | Bachelor’s Degree from a University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act or a State Act or a provincial Act or any other equivalent qualification recognized by the UGC |
District Employment Officer | 18-42 years | Degree of a University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act or a State Act or any other equivalent qualification |
District Tribal Welfare Officer | 18-42 years | Bachelor’s Degree of a University in India established or incorporated by or under provincial Act, Central Act, State Act or an institution recognized by the University Grants Commission. |
District Social Welfare Officer | 18-42 years | Bachelor’s Degree of any University in India established or Incorporated by or under a Central Act or a State Act or provincial Act or an institution recognized by the UGC. Provided that preference shall be given to persons possessing a Degree in Sociology or Social work. (Please see para -15.6) |
District B.C. Welfare Officer | 18-42 years | Bachelor’s Degree of a University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, State Act or a provincial Act or an institution recognized by the UGC or an equivalent qualifications |
District Panchayat Officers | 18-42 years | Bachelor’s Degree from any recognized University in India or incorporated by or under a Central Act, provincial Act or a State Act or an institution recognized by the UGC or an equivalent qualification. |
Municipal Commissioner Grade-II | 18-42 Years | Must possess a Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, or Provisional Act, or State Act or an Institution recognized by the University Grants Commission. |
Administrative Officer / Lay Secretary & Treasurer Grade-II | 18-42 Years | Must possess a bachelor’s Degree of any University in India established or Incorporated by or under a Central Act, provincial Act or a State Act or the institutions recognized by University Grants Commission or an equivalent qualification. |
Assistant Audit Officer | 18-42 years | Degree of a University in India established or Incorporated by or under a Central Act or a State Act or any other equivalent qualification |
Eligibility Criteria for Group 2 : APPSC Study Material
Posts Name | Age Limits | Qualification |
Municipal Commissioner Grade-III | 18-42 | B.A or B.Sc Degree granted by any University in India |
Asst. Commercial Tax Officer | 18-42 | Possess a Degree of any University in India |
Deputy Tahsildar | 18-42 | Possess a Degree of any University in India |
Assistant Labour Officer |
18-42 | Must Possess a Degree of any University in India |
Assistant Development Officers |
18-42 |
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Extension Officer | 18-42 | Must Possess a Degree in Arts/Science/Commerce of any recognized University |
Prohibition & Excise Sub Inspector | 18-28 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Assistant Register | 18-42 | Degree of a University in India |
Executive Officer Grade-I | 18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from a University in India |
Assistant Section Officer (GAD) | 18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Assistant Section Officer (Finance Dept.) | 18-42 |
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Assistant Section Officer (Law Dept.) | 18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree in Law from any University in India |
Assistant Section Officer (Legislature Dept.) | 18-42 | Must hold a Degree of a University in India University Grants Commission. |
Senior Auditor | 18-42 | Must Possess a Degree of a University in India |
Senior Accountant in Branch-I (Category-I) (HOD) | 18-42 |
(a) Office Automation (b) PC Maintenance and Troubleshooting (c) Web designing
Must hold a Degree in Bachelor of Computer Application (B.C.A.) or B.Sc.(Comp.) or B.Com.(Comp.) or B.A. (Comp.) or B.Tech /B.E. with Computer Science or information Technology equivalent examination of above, recognized by any University in India |
Senior Accountant in A.P. Works & Accounts (Zone wise) Sub Service. |
18-42 |
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Senior Accountant in Branch-II (Category-I) A.P. Treasuries & Accounts (District) Sub Service. |
18-42 |
(a) Office Automation (b) PC Maintenance and Troubleshooting (c) Web designing OR Must hold a Degree in Bachelor of Computer Application (B.C.A.) or B.Sc.(Comp.) or B.Com.(Comp.) or B.A. (Comp.) or B.Tech /B.E. with Computer Science or information Technology equivalent examination of above, recognized by any University in India |
Senior Accountant in Insurance A.P. G.L.I Sub service |
18-42 | Degree of a University in India |
Junior Assistant in A. P. Public Service Commission in A.P. Ministerial Service |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Assistant in Labour Department in A.P. Ministerial Service |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Assistant in PH & ME Department in A.P. Ministerial Service |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Assistant in A.P. Director General of Prisons & Correctional Services) |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Assistant in A.P. Agriculture Department in A.P. Ministerial Service |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Assistant in A.P sugar and Cane Department in A.P. Ministerial Service. |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Assistant in A.P Roads & Building Department in A.P. Ministerial Service. |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Assistant in A.P Survey Settlement Department in A.P. Ministerial Service. |
18-42 | Bachelor’s Degree from any University in India |
Junior Accountant in (Branch-I) various Departments in A.P. Treasuries and Accounts Sub-Service. |
18-42 |
(a) Office Automation (b) PC Maintenance and Troubleshooting (c) Web designing OR Degree in Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) or B.Sc.(Comp.) or B.Com. (Comp) or B.A.(Comp.) or B.Tech /B.E with Computer Science or information Technology equivalent examination of above. |
Eligibility for Group 3 : APPSC Study Material
Candidate must fulfill the following eligibility criteria to apply for any post under group 3 of APPSC:
Educational Eligibility
- Candidate must be having a graduation degree from a recognized University in India incorporated under a State Act, UGC, Central Act, or any Provincial Act, for the post of Panchayat Secretary (Grade-IV) in A.P. Panchayat Raj Subordinate Service.
Age Limit
- Candidates must be of at least 18 years of age and not more than 42 years of age. For the candidates belonging to the Physically Handicapped category there is a relaxation of up to 10 years of age, and for ST /SC /OBC category relaxation up to 5 years of age
Eligibility for Group 4 : APPSC Study Material
Educational Eligibility
Post | Eligibility |
Junior Assistant cum Typist in the Social Welfare Department | Candidates should have cleared the intermediate exam conducted by the Board of Intermediate Exam under A. P. government. |
Junior Assistant cum Typist in the Social Welfare Department | Candidates should have cleared the intermediate exam under the Board of Intermediate exam or any other equivalent exam. Candidates should have cleared any of the technical exams conducted by the government in Typewriting as per the standards of Govt. in Telugu. |
Junior Assistants in Social Welfare Department | Candidates must have cleared the 10+2 level exam under the Board of Intermediate Exam under A. P. government. |
Junior Assistants from Prisons and Correctional Department | Candidates should have cleared the intermediate exam conducted by the Board of Intermediate Exam under A. P. government. |
Junior Accountants in Treasuries and Accounts Subordinate Service | Candidates should have completed the intermediate exam from the recognized board of intermediate education in the state. Candidates must be having a bachelor’s degree in Computer science or Computer application engineering. The candidate should have completed any technical course offered by the Board of Technical Education and Professional Training for the same in Hyderabad. Candidates must have experience in troubleshooting, office automation, PC maintenance, and web designing. |
Junior Assistants from CCLA | Candidates should have cleared the intermediate exam conducted by the Board of Intermediate Exam under A. P. government. |
Junior Assistants in Fire Department | Candidates should have cleared the intermediate exam conducted by the Board of Intermediate Exam under A. P. government |
Age Limit
- Candidates must be of 18 to 36 years of age to apply for the posts under this group.
- The authorities have provided relaxation for candidates belonging to Physically handicapped category up to 10 years, ST /SC /OBC category up to 5 years, Ex-servicemen up to 3 years, State govt. employees up to 5 years, and for an experienced instructor in N.C.C. for up to 3 years.
APPSC Selection Process : APPSC Study Material
There will be three stages of rounds to be selected as the APPSC Group 1 2021 Examination.
Stage 1: APPSC Prelims (Screening) Test
- The screening exam will be conducted in 13 districts of Andhra Pradesh.
- The APPSC Group 1 admit card will be released before seven days of the examination.
- The score of APPSC Group 1 Prelims exam will not be considered in the final merit list.
- Only this score will be considered for appearing in the second round of the examination.
Stage 2: APPSC Main Exam
- This is the conventional type exam, which will be conducted in offline mode.
- The score of the Main exam will be calculated for preparing the merit list.
- The aspirants will have to answer seven conventional essay types questions.
Stage 3: APPSC Interview
- This is the final round of the exam, which will be conducted to the commission’s office in Vijaywada.
To appear for the exam, the aspirants have to submit the original documents and these are:
- Date of Birth
- Educational Qualification
- Age relaxation claimed the certificate
- Category certificates issued by the competent authority
- Professional Experience certificate
APPSC Exam Pattern 2021 : APPSC Study Material
Before appearing in the exam of APPSC, the candidate must check out the exam pattern issued by the official authorities.
APPSC Group 1 Prelims Exam Pattern : APPSC Study Material
- Number of Papers: Two papers
- Type of questions: Multiple Choice Questions
- Duration of exam: 120 minutes (Two hours)
- Number of questions: 120 questions
- Marking Scheme: One-third mark will be deducted for every wrong answer
- Maximum Marks: 120 marks
APPSC Group 1 Main Exam Pattern : APPSC Study Material
- Number of Papers: Seven papers
- Type of questions: Descriptive Type Questions
- Duration of exam: 180 minutes per paper
- Number of papers: Total 7 papers (2 qualifying papers and 5 papers for merit rank)
- Marking Scheme: One-third mark will be deducted for every wrong answer
- Maximum Marks: 150 marks
- After clearing the mains exam for group 1 candidates are called up for the personal interview round for final selection.
APPSC Group 2 Prelims Exam Pattern : APPSC Study Material
- Number of Papers: One paper
- Type of questions: Multiple Choice Questions
- Duration of exam: 150 minutes
- Number of questions: 150 questions
- Marking Scheme: One-third mark will be deducted for every wrong answer
- Maximum Marks: 150 marks
APPSC Group 2 Mains Exam Pattern : APPSC Study Material
- Number of Papers: Three paper
- Type of questions: Multiple Choice Questions
- Duration of exam: 150 minutes for each paper
- Number of questions: 150 questions per paper (Total 450 questions)
- Marking Scheme: One-third mark will be deducted for every wrong answer
- Maximum Marks: 150 marks per paper (Total 450 marks)
APPSC Group 3 Prelims Exam Pattern : APPSC Study Material
- Number of questions: 150 question
- Duration of Exam: 150 minutes
- Maximum marks: 150 marks
- Number of papers: 1 paper
- Marking Scheme: 1 mark for every correct answer
APPSC Group 3 Mains Exam Pattern : APPSC Study Material
- Number of questions: 150 questions per paper
- Duration of Exam: 150 minutes per paper
- Maximum marks: 150 marks per paper
- Number of papers: 2 papers
- Marking Scheme: 1 mark for every correct answer, and one-third negative mark for the wrong answer.
APPSC Group 4 Exam pattern : APPSC Study Material
The exam pattern of group 4 for both the papers:
Category | Paper 1 | Paper 2 |
Number of questions | 150 | 150 |
Subjects | General Studies | Secretarial Abilities |
Maximum marks | 150 | 150 |
List of Exam Centers : APPSC Study Material
Category | Name of Exam Centre |
Group 1 Exam Preliminary Centres | Anantapur, Vijayawada, Tirupathi, Srikakulam, Ongole, Nellore, Kurnool, Kakinada, Kadapa, Guntur, Eluru, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram |
Group 1 Main Exam Centres | Visakhapatnam, Anantapur, Vijayawada, Tirupati |
Group 2 Exam Centres | West Godavari, Vizianagaram, Visakhapatnam, Srikakulam, Krishna, East Godavari, Guntur, Prakasam, Potti Sriramulu, Nellore, Chittoor, Kadapa, Anantapur, Kurnool |
Group 3 Exam Centres | Anantapur, Chittor, East Godavari, Guntur, Kadapa, Krishna, Kurnool, Nellore, Prakasam, West Godavari |
APPSC Group 1 Syllabus : APPSC Study Material
APPSC Group 1 Syllabus
APPSC Group 1 Prelims Syllabus
Paper | Syllabus |
Paper-I General Studies | History & Culture
consequences, and significance with particular reference to the concerned State. The religious and the Social Reform Movements of the nineteenth century in India and the Concerned State. India’s Freedom Movement. Revolutionaries in India and Abroad.
CONSTITUTION, POLITY, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
INDIAN AND ANDHRA PRADESH ECONOMY AND PLANNING
GEOGRAPHY
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Paper-II General Aptitude | GENERAL MENTAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ABILITIES
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CURRENT EVENTS OF REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE Candidates should be acquainted with the current affairs and events. To stay updated follow the news regularly and read magazines, newspapers, etc. |
APPSC Group 1 Mains Syllabus : APPSC Study Material
Paper | Syllabus |
English | 1. ESSAY (20 marks) An essay of a minimum of around 200 words upto a maximum of 250 words: Choose any topic from a list of five, which can be descriptive, analytical, philosophical, or based on Current Affairs. 2. LETTER WRITING (10 marks) A formal letter of about 100 words expressing one’s own opinions about a given issue. The issues may be about daily office matters, a problem that has occurred in the office, or an opinion in response to one sought by a ranked officer, etc. 3. PRESS RELEASE or APPEAL (10 marks) The PR or appeal of about 100 words should be on an issue pertaining to a recent concern, problem, disaster, rumors, etc. 4. REPORT WRITING (15 marks) A report in around 150 words on an official function/event/field trip/survey etc. 5. WRITING ON VISUAL INFORMATION (15 marks) (): A report in around 150 words on a graph, image, flow chart, table of comparison or simple statistical data, etc. 6. FORMAL SPEECH (15 marks) A speech (in a formal style) in about 150 words that must be read out in a formal function. This may be an inauguration speech, an educational seminar or conference, a formal ceremony of importance, etc. 7. PRECIS WRITING (15 marks) A precis in around 100 words for a 300-word passage. 8. READING COMPREHENSION (15 marks) A reading passage of around 250 words to be given, followed by short-answer type questions. 9. ENGLISH GRAMMAR (20 marks) There will be a multiple choice questions set from the following list: a. Tenses b. Voice c. Narration (Direct-Indirect) d. Transformation of sentences e. Use of Articles and Determiners f. Use of Prepositions g. Use of Phrasal verbs h. Use of idiomatic expressions i. Administrative Glossary j. Synonyms and Antonyms k. One-word substitution l. Cohesive devices or Connectives or Linkers m. Affixes n. Words that cause confusion like homonyms and homophones. 10. TRANSLATION (15 marks) The translation of a short passage of around 150 words from the Regional Language to English. |
Telugu | 1. ESSAY (20 marks) An essay of a minimum of around 200 words and a maximum of 250 words: Choose any of the topics from a list of five, which can be descriptive, analytical, philosophical, or based on Current Affairs. 2. ELABORATION (10 marks) To elaborate on the thought of poetry or verse (any two of the three) in about 100 words. 3. PRECIS WRITING (10 marks) One-third summary of the given passage in your own words. 4. COMPREHENSION (10 marks) A reading passage consisting of about 250 words to be given, followed by short-answer type questions. 5. FORMAL SPEECH (10 marks) A Welcome, Farewell, or Inauguration, etc. speech for the press conference on the topic energy, farm credit, pollution, health-related policy or problem in about 150 words). 6. PREPARE THE STATEMENTS for the publicity media in around 100 words or so. (10 marks) 7. LETTER WRITING A letter of Congratulation, Best wishes, Request, or Complaint in about 100 words.ITING (10 marks) 8. DEBATE WRITING (10 marks) Write a debate in about 150 words on a Newspaper issue or current issues or editorial presenting one’s individual opinion. 9. APPLICATION WRITING (10 marks) Write an application in about 150 words. 10 REPORT WRITING (10 marks) Write a report in about 150 words. 11. DIALOGUE WRITING OR DIALOGUE SKILLS (10 marks) Write dialogues between two people in about 150 words depicting a Group discussion, or work meeting, discussing topics such as water, agriculture, health, sanitation, education-related problems, etc. 12. TRANSLATION (10 marks) Translation from English to the Telugu Language. 13. GRAMMAR OF TELUGU (20 marks) |
Paper-I General Essay | The candidates are required to attempt three essays, of 800 words each, one from each of the three sections. CONTENTS
AREAS OF TESTING
EVALUATION OR MARKING Credit given will be based on the following:
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Paper-II History, Culture and Geography of India and Andhra Pradesh | HISTORY AND CULTURE OF INDIA
HISTORY AND CULTURE OF ANDHRA PRADESH
GEOGRAPHY: INDIA AND ANDHRA PRADESH
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Paper-III Polity, Governance, Law and Ethics | INDIAN POLITY AND CONSTITUTION
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE
ETHICS IN PUBLIC SERVICE AND KNOWLEDGE IN LAW
BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF LAWS IN INDIA
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Paper-IV Economy and Development of India and Andhra Pradesh |
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Paper-V Science and Technology |
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APPSC Group 2 Syllabus : APPSC Study Material
Mains Exam Syllabus : APPSC Study Material
Subject | Syllabus |
General Studies and Mental Ability | 1. Events of national and international importance. 2. Current affairs- international, national and regional. 3. General Science and its applications to the day-to-day life contemporary developments in Science & Technology and Information Technology. 4. The social-economic and political history of modern India with emphasis on Indian national movement. 5. Indian polity and governance: constitutional issues, public policy, reforms and e-governance initiatives. 6. Geography of India with a focus on Andhra Pradesh. 7. Disaster management: vulnerability profile, prevention and mitigation strategies, application of Remote Sensing and GIS in the assessment of disaster 8. Sustainable development and environmental protection. 9. Logical reasoning, analytical ability and logical interpretation. 10. Data analysis: Tabulation of data, Visual representation of data, basic data analysis (summary statistics such as mean, median, mode and variance) and interpretation. 11. Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh and its administrative, economic, social, cultural, political and legal implications/problems. |
Social History of Andhra Pradesh and Indian Constitution | 1.Social and Cultural History of Andhra Pradesh:
2.Various Major and Minor dynasties that ruled Andhradesa between 11th and 16th centuries A.D.
3.Advent of Europeans
4.Origin and growth of Andhra Movement
5.Events leading to the Formation of Andhra Pradesh State
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General Overview of Indian constitution | 1.Nature of the Indian Constitution
2.Structure and functions of Indian Government- Legislative, Executive and Judiciary
3.Distribution of Legislative and Executive Powers between the Union and the States;
4.Centre-State relations-
5.Amendment Process to the Constitution
6.Indian Political Parties
7.Welfare Mechanisms in India
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Planning in India and Economic problems | 1.Indian Economy and present status
2.Economic Policies
3.Resources and Development
4.Money, Banking and Public Finance
5.National Income
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Economy of Andhra Pradesh | 1.Economic Policies of Andhra Pradesh:
2.Agriculture and Industrial Growth of Andhra Pradesh
3.Resource Development of Andhra Pradesh
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Computer Proficiency Test : APPSC Study Material
Contents of Part-A |
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MS-Word |
a. Deletion of Character, Word, line, and block of text b. Undo and redo process c. Moving, Copying, and renaming.
a. Character formatting b. Paragraph formatting c. Page formatting
a. Finding and Replacing text b. Bookmarks and Searching for a Bookmarks c. Checking Spelling and Grammar automatically d. Checking Spelling and Grammar using Dictionary
a. Print Preview b. Print Dialog box
a. Create a main document and data file for mail merging b. Merging the files c. From letters using mail merging d. Mailing labels using mail merging
a. Create a table in document b. Add row, column to a table c. Changing column width and row height. d. Merge, split cells of the table. e. Use formulae in tables. f. sorting data in a table. g. formatting a table.
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Contents of Part-B |
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MS-Excel |
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Contents of Part-C |
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MS-Powerpoint |
-The layout of the opening screen in Powerpoint. -The toolbars in MS Powerpoint.
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Contents of Part-D |
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MS-Access |
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Contents of Part-E |
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Internet |
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APPSC Group 3 Syllabus : APPSC Study Material
Screening Test & Mains Exam : APPSC Study Material
Paper | Syllabus |
General studies and Mental ability |
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Rural Development and problems in Rural Areas with special reference to Andhra Pradesh |
Micro Finance
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APPSC Group 4 Syllabus : APPSC Study Material
Subject | Syllabus |
General Studies |
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Secretarial Abilities |
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APPSC Exam Preparation Tips : APPSC Study Material
- Be thorough with the APPSC Group 2 Syllabus and APPSC Group 2 Exam Pattern.
- Understand the concepts .
- Focus on solving questions from a single book completely rather than solving from multiple books partially. Once you feel confident about a book, move on to some other books.
- Make a proper time table covering each and every topic or subject
- Make short notes while preparing and practising for the exam.
- Take mock tests to identify your weaknesses and improve you test-taking strategy.
- Practice previous year papers to understand your speed and accuracy while solving the questions.
- Go through the previous 6 months/1 year current affairs.
- Read Telugu and English newspapers, magazines to sharpen your General Awareness.
APPSC Admit Card 2021 : APPSC Study Material
The admit card of the APPSC 2021 exam will be issued on the official website. The date of issue of the hall ticket will be updated in the official notification by the authorities. The exam conducting is not responsible to send the admit card to all the registered candidates of APPSC.
Steps to Download the Admit Card of APPSC
- Visit the official website of APPSC
- Choose the link to the APPSC group for which you have applied
- Enter the registered login ID and password
- Now click on the link to download the APPSC admit card
- Download the admit card and check all the necessary details as the date of birth, name, gender, roll number, exam date, time, sign, exam center, candidate’s category, etc.
- Now, take out the print to carry at the exam center of APPSC. (A valid Id card is mandatory for all the candidates to carry at the exam center along with the admit card of APPSC 2021)
APPSC Result 2021 : APPSC Study Material
The authorities will issue the result of the APPSC exam on the official website separately for all the groups. To check and download the result of APPSC candidates can follow the steps provided below:
- Visit the official website of APPSC
- Select the result notification from the notification section
- Click on the APPSC result notification
- Now, select and open the PDF of your group
- Enter the registration number in the search bar to check your score on the APPSC exam
- Download and save a copy of the PDF for future reference.
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