Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board (TSLPRB) has released the notification of the preliminary exam for various posts for Sub-Inspectors and Constables. The preliminary test for the posts of TS Police SI will be conducted on August 7th (Sunday) from 10 am to 1 pm. The preliminary test for the posts of TS Police Constables PC and other posts will be conducted on August 21st (Sunday) from 10 am to 1 pm.

Hall Tickets Download

The time table for the scheduling of the examinations has been released. Candidates can check the same on the official website www.tslprb.in. The admit cards will be available to candidates from July 30th for SI examination and August 10 for the Constable examination.

Candidates who are preparing for these examinations can practice mock tests and online exams. There are various online exams for practice in the topics of TS Police Constable and SI. The Mega Grand Test Series contains 20 mock tests. All the tests are conducted in dynamic format which means that test takers will be getting new questions every time they refresh the page after completing the existing ones on the page. This helps in maximizing the practice for much better results.

Some of the features offered in these test series are:

1. Students can attempt tests on their mobile phones according to their convenience.
2. Attempters will be getting total of 90 mock tests which include 65 Subject Tests and 25 Grand Tests which covers the total prescribed syllabus by the Government.
3. Students will be practicing a total of 7000 questions.
4. All the tests are formatted in the same way the actual examination is conducted. There will be negative marking scheme for all the tests.
5. The tests contain extensive analytical questions from all the topics in the subject of General Studies. It comprises of important and previously asked questions which are likely to appear in the original examination.

Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board (TSLPRB) has introduced negative marks in the Constables recruitment 2022. There will be 20% negative marks for each wrong answer. The announcement made by TSLPRB has mentioned the following:

For each question, the Candidate shall be awarded full marks, assigned to that 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 shall be awarded zero mark for that question. In all other cases, 20% of full marks shall be awarded as negative mark for that question

It means that if each correct answer carry 1 mark, and wrong answer gives -0.2 marks. So, for each 5 wrong answers, the candidates will be loosing 1 mark from his correct answers. Given this, candidates are advised to be cautious of attempting questions which are not sure of answers.

See details of Constables Online Exams / Mock Tests (Grand Tests):