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About TPSC CCE 2022
TPSC CCE 2022 - Tripura Public Service Commission (TPSC) conducts Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) for the recruitment to the miscellaneous posts. The application form can be filled from August 25, 2022. Candidates who are between 18 to 40 years of age can apply for TPSC CCE. The selection of TPSC CCE will be done on the basis of preliminary, mains and personality test. On the basis of personality test candidates will be recruited to various posts. In order to get recruited, candidates will have to qualify in all the stages of selection procedure.
TPSC CCE 2022 Highlights
| Full Exam Name | Tripura Public Service Commission Combined Competitive Exam |
| Short Exam Name | TPSC CCE |
| Conducting Body | Tripura Public Service Commission |
| Exam Level | State Level Exam |
| Languages | English |
| Mode of Application | Offline / Online |
| Application Fee (General) | 200 Rs [Offline] +1 More |
| Mode of Exam | Offline |
| Mode of Counselling | Offline |
| Number of Seats | 140 Seats |
TPSC CCE 2022 Important Dates
TPSC CCE Preliminary (Session 2022)
Past Dates and Events
24 May, 2023
Result | Mode: Online
06 Mar, 2023
Answer Key - Final | Mode: Online
24 Dec, 2022
Exam | Mode: Offline
09 Dec, 2022
Admit Card | Mode: Online
TPSC CCE (Session 2022)
Past Dates and Events
25 Aug, 2022 - 15 Oct, 2022
Application | Mode: Online
TPSC CCE 2022 Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for TPSC CCE must check the eligibility criteria to be eligible to appear for TPSC CCE. Candidates can check the TPSC CCE eligibility criteria post wise.
Eligibility Criteria - Group -B Gazetted under Education (SW & SE) Department
Eligibility Criteria | Specification |
Age | 18 to 40 years |
Educational qualification | Graduation degree from recognised University |
Desirable Qualification | Knowledge of Bengali/Kok-Boro |
Eligibility Criteria - Group -C (Non- Gazetted) and Labour Department
Eligibility Criteria | Specification |
Age | 18 to 40 years |
Educational qualification | Graduation degree from recognised University |
Desirable Qualification | Diploma in Social Science |
Age Relaxation
Category | Age Relaxation |
SC, ST, Differently abled (PH) candid tes and Government Servants | 5 years |
TPSC CCE 2022 Application Process
Mode of Application : Offline and Online
Mode of Payment : Bank Challan
The application form of TPSC CCE can be filled from August 25, 2022. Candidates who wish to fill the application form offline will have to collect form from all the extensions and branches of Tripura Gramin Bank. Candidates will have to deposit the application fees by with special deposit slip to the prescribed account number.
Candidates can download the application form from the official website of TPSC. The application fee can be paid to the account number provided in the notification. Candidates will have to affix the bank deposit receipt with the application form in the specified Box on the 2nd page of the form. Candidates have to Candidates can check the fee structure of various groups.
Fee Structure of TPSC CCE Application Form for different groups
Category | Application fee |
Group-A Posts (General) | Rs. 200 |
Group-A Posts (ST/SC/ BPL card holders/Physically Handicapped Candidates) | Rs. 100 |
Group-B Posts (General) | Rs. 150 |
Group-B Posts (SC/ST/Physically Handicapped/ BPL card holders/ Candidates) | Rs. 100 |
Group-C Posts (General) | Rs. 100 |
Group-C Posts (BPL card holders/SC/Physically Handicapped /ST Candidates) | Rs. 50 |
Application Fees
| Category | Quota | Mode | Gender | Amount |
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| General | Offline, Online | Male, Female | ₹ 200 | |
| SC, OBC, ST | PWD | Offline, Online | Male, Female | ₹ 150 |
TPSC CCE 2022 Syllabus
TPSC CCE Preliminary Syllabus
English
Question on English Composition will cover Synonyms,Antonyms, use of common Phrase & Idioms |
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Use of appropriate prepositions and articles, Comprehension, Ordering of words in a sentence, Ordering of sentences,spotting of errors, use of appropriate and qualifying words etc. |
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General Knowledge & Current Events Of Local, National & International Importance
National and International Current Affairs |
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History of Modern India and Indian National Movement for the period 1857 to 1947
In History, emphasis will be on broad general understanding of the subject inits Social, Economic and Political aspects |
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Questions on the Indian National Movement will relate to the nature and character of the Nineteenth Century resurgence, growth of Nationalism and attainment of Independence. |
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Geography of India
Question on Geography of India will relate to Physical, Social& Economic Geography of the country including the main features of IndianAgriculture and Natural Resources. |
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Geography, History & Culture of Tripura
In Geography of Tripura, emphasis will be on its natural resources with special reference to its soil, forest, water and power.The period from 1857 to 1949 will be considered forsetting question on History ofTripura. |
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Questions on different Tribes, Languages, Customs, Festivals,Important Historical sites etc. |
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Indian polity and economy
Indian Polity and Economy will test the knowledge ofthe candidates in Country’s Political system and Constitution of India, PanchayateeRaj, Community development, Economic development during Plan periods. |
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General Science and Environment
General appreciation and understanding of science andenvironment including matters of everyday observation and experience. |
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General awareness of Information & Communication Technology as may be expected of a well educated person who has not made a special study of any particular scientific discipline. |
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General mental ability
On General Mental Ability questions will be set onlogicalperception, understanding, natural conclusion etc. |
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Numerical ability
Questions on Numerical Ability will be similar tothat theCompulsory Mathematics paper at the Madhyamik Examination of Tripura Board ofSecondary Education. |
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TPSC CCE Mains Syllabus
General Knowledge and Current Affairs of National and International Importance-Section A
Every Day Science and Technology-Section B
Cell |
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| Ideal Structure, Types with examples and functions |
Human Nutrition: Different Nutrients |
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| Their sources and importance, Balanced Diet, Nutritional Disorders |
| Dietary Fibres-Their sources and importance |
Plant Nutrients |
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| Improvement of Food Production using Chemical Fertilizers, Bio-Fertilizers and Vermicompost |
Blood Grouping and Rh Typing, Blood Transfusion |
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| Its importance, Precaution and Hazards of Mismatched Blood Transfusion |
Health and hygiene |
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| Diseases |
| Immunity and Vaccination |
| National Health Mission-Different Initiatives |
Biotechnology |
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| Bio-Fertilizer, Vermicompost, Biopesticides, Bio-fuels |
| Genetically Modified Crops like BT-Brinjal, BT-Cotton, Golden Rice |
| Transgenic Animals-Examples and their uses in Human Welfare |
| Nano particles and their applications in Agriculture and Medical Science |
| Application of DNA Finger Printing |
Bio-Medical Engineering |
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| MRI,USG,CT SCAN, ECG, EMG, EEG, PET, ELISA-Full form and application |
Units of Physical Quantities |
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| Force-Law of Motion and Gravitation |
| Work, power and energy |
| Light: Reflection, Refraction and Dispersion-Concepts and applications |
| Heat and Thermometry |
| Sound-Propagation in different media-Concepts and applications |
| Electric Current: Concepts and applications |
| Idea about Electromagnetic Spectrum |
Preliminary Idea about Noms and Molecules |
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| States of Matter: Solid, Liquid and Gas |
Concept of Acid, Base, Salt and Neutral Solutions |
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| Ph scale-Its importance and use in everyday life, Chemicals used in everyday life |
Energy resources |
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| Hydel, Thermal, Nuclear Energy |
| Renewable Energy Resources |
Communication system |
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| Geostationary Satellites, Space programmes in India-INSAT and IRS Systems, Applications of Space Technology in India with special references to Educational, Agricultural and other Rural Developmental Activites |
| EDUSAT-Its applications, Use of ICT in E-Governance and E-Commerce |
| Principle of Optical Fibre Communication |
Basics of computer |
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| Terminology and Abbreviations, Operating Systems, Hardware and Software, Number Systems, Basic Internet Knowledge, Security Tools, Virus And Hacking |
Scientific Instruments in Everyday Use |
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| Important National Scientific Laboratories, Contributions of Scientists in the development of Science and Technology with particular reference to India |
Numerical Ability(Class X Standard)-Section C
Number system |
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Problem on Numbers and Order of Magnitude |
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Average, H.C.F and L.C.M |
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Ratio and proportion |
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Percentage |
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Profit and loss |
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Time and work |
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Time |
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Speed and distance |
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Simple and compound interest |
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Area and Perimeter of simple Geometrical Figures |
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Data Analysis(Tables, Bar diagram, Line graph, Pie-chart) |
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Interpretation of Categorized Data:Mean,Median, Mode, Standard Deviation |
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Elements of Set Theory-Equality, Union, Intersection, Difference of Two Sets, Venn Diagram |
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Test of Reasoning/Mental Ability Test-Section D
Alphabetical Test |
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Coding and Decoding Test |
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Finding out the Dissimilarities |
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Analogy Test |
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Arranging in Order |
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Problems relating to relation |
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Logical reasoning |
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Statement and Arguments |
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Series Completion Test |
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Direction sense test |
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Assumption Type Test |
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Environmental Conservation and Degradation-Section E
Biodiversity and its conservation |
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| Types of biodiversity |
| Genetic, Species and Ecosystem Biodiversity |
| Importance of biodiversity |
| Hot Spot of Biodiversity |
| Mega Diversity Countries |
| Threats to Biodiversity: Rare, Endangered, Threatened and Endemic Species |
| Red Data Book |
| Biodiversity Conservation: In- Situ and Ex Situ Conservation |
Ecological Concepts |
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| Ecosystem Definition, Structure and Function of Ecosystem |
| Types of ecosystem |
| Energy Flow, Food Chain and Food web, Ecological Pyramids |
Environmental Resources |
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| Renewable and Non-Renewable Natural Resources, Natural Resource Management and Conservation |
| Rain Water Harvesting, Conventional and Non-Conventional Energy Resources |
Environmental pollution |
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| Types of Pollution |
| Causes of Pollution, Major Pollution- Air, water, Soil, Noise, Thermal, Nuclear |
| Effects of Pollution and Control Measures |
| Solid waste management |
Global Environmental Issues |
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| Global warming and climate change |
| The Greenhouse Gases-co2 Emissions- The Earth's Carbon Reservoirs- Carbon Cycling |
| Ozone Depletion, Acid Rain |
Environmental Management and Legislation |
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| Environmental Impact Assessment(EIA) |
| Environmental Protection Acts in India: Air, Water, Bio- Diversity, Wildlife, Forest |
| Lake and River Action Programmes |
| Role of pollution Control Boards |
Enviromental Organization and Agencies |
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| International Organizations:United Nations Environment Program(UNEP), International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources(IUCN) |
| International Organizations: International Panel on Climate Change(IPCC), Earth Summit, Convention on Biological Diversity(CBD), World Wildlife Fund(WWF) |
| National Organizations: Man and Biosphere Program (MAB), Ministry of Environment and Forests(MOEF), Ministry of Earth Sciences(MOES),Role of NGOs |
Security and Disaster Management-Section F
Types of Hazards and Disasters |
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| Natural Disaster- Volcanic Eruption, Earthquake, Tsunami, Cyclone, Flood, Drought, Wildfire Hazard, Landslide |
| Man-Made Disaster- Industrial Hazard, Nuclear, Biological, Engineering Hazard and Terrorism |
Management and Planning for Disaster |
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| Preparedness, Adaptation to Hazards, Mitigation Strategies, Relief, Rehabilitation |
| Role of Administrators-Scientists, Planners, Volunteers, NGOs |
| Early Warning System and Forecasting |
Hazards and Disaster in Tripura |
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| Earthquake Vulnerability of North East India |
| Flood Hazards in Tripura |
| River Bank Erosion |
| Tropical Storm |
| Role of Govt. and NGO in Disaster |
Modern History of India-Section A
Revolt of 1857 |
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| Causes, Effects, Historiography |
Growth of Indian Nationalism |
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| Historiography, Causes, Growth of Organization, Press and Literature in Nineteenth Century India |
Indian National Congress |
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| Formation, Moderates and Extremists |
Revolutionary Activities |
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| Bengal, Punjab, Maharashtra |
Rise of Gandhi |
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| South African Experience, Satyagraha, Non-Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, Quit India Movements |
Alternative Ideologies and Practices |
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| Left wing politics |
Dalit Movement |
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| Bengal, Bombay and Madras Presidencies |
Muslim League Politics |
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Working class Movement |
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Women in National Movement |
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Role of Netaji Suhash Chandra Bose in National Movement |
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| RIN Mutiny, Tebhaga and Telengana Uprisings |
Towards Partition |
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| Cripps Mission to Indian Independence Act, 1947, Partition and Independence |
History of Tripura-Section B
Era of Reformative Measures |
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| Political Agent |
| Assistant Political Agents |
| Princely Tripura |
Administrative and Reform Measures of |
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| Maharaja Birchandra Manikya |
| Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya |
| Maharaja Birendra Kishore Manikya |
| Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya |
Socio-Political Movements |
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| Jamatia Uprising |
| Reang Uprising |
| Janshiksha Movement |
Towards Integration |
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| Political Scenario in Princely Tripura from 1947 till Merger |
Indian Socio-Cultural Heritage with Special Reference to Tripura-Section C
Salient Features of Ancient and Medieval Indian Literature |
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| Sanskrit, Pali, Persian, Urdu, Bengali and Hindi |
Salient Features of Art and Architecture of Ancient and Medieval India |
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| Mauryas, Pallavas, Cholas, Sultanate and Mughal Periods |
Syncretistic Movements in Medieval India |
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| Bhakti and sufi movements |
Salient Aspects of Diversity of Indian Society |
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| Religions, Languages, Castes and Tribes, Marriage, Family and Kinship Institutions |
Art and Architecture of Tripura |
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Contribution of Princely State towards Development of Bengali Language and Literature |
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| Rabindranath Tagore and Tripura |
| Develoment of Kokborok language and literature in the 20th Century |
Geography of India-Section D
Physical Background |
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| Location, Physiography, Geology, Drainage and its characteristics, Climate and Climatic Divisions after Koppen and Trewartha, Soil and Natural Vegetation |
Socio-Economic Background |
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| Population:Distribution and Density, Growth, Sex Ratio, Literacy, Age- Sex Composition, Ethnic Composition, Racial Groups, Migration |
| Agriculture:Types of Farming |
| Power Resources |
| Industry:Iron and Steel, Aluminum, Petroleum Refinding, Cotton Textiles, Engineering, Tourism |
Geography of Tripura-Section E
Physical Background |
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| Location, Physiography, Geology, Drainage, Climate |
| Soil: Types, Erosion and Conservation |
| Natural vegetation |
Economic and Socio-Cultural Background |
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| Population:Distribution and Density, Growth, Sex Ratio, Literacy, Ethnic Composition |
| Agriculture:Types, Distribution of Crops |
| Irrigation:Types and Importance |
| Forestry: Economic importance of Forests, Deforestation, Shifting Cultivation |
| Power Resources and their Utilisation |
| Industry: Agro- Based and Small Scale |
| Transport Systems and their importance |
| Rural and Urban Development Programmes |
Constitution of India and Human Rights-Section A
salient Features of the Constitution of India |
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Fundamental rights and duties |
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Directive principles of state policy |
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Union Government and State Government |
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| President, Prime Minister and Council of Ministers |
| Governor, Chief Minister and Council of Ministers:their Power, Position and Role |
Centre |
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| State Relation |
| Recent Trends of Centre-State Relation |
Union and State Legislature |
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| Composition and Functions |
Judiciary in India |
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Provision for SC, STs, OBCs and Minorities |
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Right to Information Act |
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights |
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Protection of Human Rights Act 1993 with Special Reference to National and State Human Rights Commissions |
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Rights of Vulnerable Groups |
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| Women, Children and Disabled |
National Commission for Women and Tripura Commission for Women |
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Indian Political System and Governance, Ethical and Moral Values in Governance-Section B
Party System and Pressure Groups |
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| Nature, Functions and Role |
Coalition Politics in India |
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Local Self Government with special reference to 73rd and 74th Amendments to Indian Constitution |
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Part XIV of the Indian Constitution(Article 308 to 323) |
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Election commission |
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| Composition and Functions |
Challenges to Indian Democracy |
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| Communalism, Provincialism and Corruption |
Lokpal and Lokyukta |
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| Composition, Functions and Role, Administration Tribunal (Article 323 A) |
Bureaucracy in India |
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| Its Changing Role and Accountability |
Ethical and Moral values in Governance |
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Political and Administrative System of Tripura(A Brief History of Political Development in Tripura: From Monarchy to Democracy)-Section C
Socio-Political Movements in Tripura |
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State Secretariat |
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| Organization and functions |
Directorates and Their Functions |
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Administrative Structure and Development Authorities |
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| Districts Sub-Divisions and Blocks:Their Functions and Role |
TTAADC |
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| Structure and Composition |
| Functions and role |
Local-Self Government in Tripura |
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| Urban and Rural |
Indian Foreign Policy-Section D
Features of Indian Foreign Policy |
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Determinants of Indian Foreign Policy |
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Relation of India with Neighbouring Countries |
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Look-East and Act-East Policy |
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International Institutions and Their Role in Maintaining World Peace and Order-Section E
UNO |
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| Objectives and Principles |
| Composition,Functions and Role of the UNO in Maintaining world Peace and Security |
Role of Various Organs of the UNO |
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SAARC |
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| Composition, Functions and Role |
Indian Economy, Poverty, Unemployment and Inflation-Section A
Basic Features of Indian Economy |
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National income |
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Agriculture, Industry and Service Sector |
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Poverty |
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Unemployment |
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Inflation |
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The Concept Of Budget, Fiscal and Monetary Policy-Section-B
Concept of Budget |
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Analysis of Central and State Budget(Latest Ones) |
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Fiscal Policy |
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Centre-State Financial Relation |
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Finance Commission |
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Monetary Policy |
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Reserve bank of India |
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Banking, Money Supply and Share Market-Section C
Banking System in India |
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Role of Commercial Banks |
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Supply of Money |
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Money Market |
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Capital Marktet including Share Market in India |
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Security and Exchange Board of India(SEBI) |
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Social Security Measures in India with Special Reference to Tripura-Section D
Social Security Measures |
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| Concept and different aspects |
Education |
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Health |
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Infrastructure |
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Economy Of Tripura : Agriculture, Industry and Commerce-Section E
Agriculture |
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Forestry and Plantation |
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Industry, Commerce and Tourism |
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TPSC CCE 2022 Exam Pattern
TPSC CCE Preliminary Exam Pattern
The exam pattern of TPSC CCE will be provided by TPSC. The preliminary exam comprises General Studies and Arithmetic which is objective in nature. Candidates will be given 1 hour 30 minutes to answer the questions. There will total 100 question from different sections.
Subjects | Topics | Maximum Marks | Duration |
Paper 1 - General Studies and Arithmetic | English Composition ( H.S. +2 stage Standard) | 20 | 1 hour 30 minutes |
General Knowledge with special reference to Tripura and North Eastern States | 20 | ||
Current Affairs of Local, National and International importance | 15 | ||
Constitution of India with special reference to Panchayat Raj and Urban Local Bodies | 15 | ||
Simple Arithmetic (Madhyamik Standard ) | 15 | ||
Mental Ability Test | 15 | ||
Total marks | 100 | ||
TPSC CCE Mains Exam Pattern
The mains exam of TPSC CCE comprises twp papers - English and General Studies & Arithmetic. Each paper will carry 100 marks and will be conducted for 2 hours 30 minutes. Candidates will have to qualify in both the papers to be eligible to appear for Personality test.
Papers | Maximum Marks | Duration |
Paper I - English | 100 | 2 hours 30 minutes |
Paper II General Studies & Arithmetic | 100 | 2 hours 30 minutes |
TPSC CCE 2022 Admit Card
TPSC CCE Preliminary Admit Card
The admit card of TPSC CCE will be issued in three stages - preliminary, mains and personality test. Candidates who successfully fill the application form will be issued the admit card for preliminary exam. To download the admit card candidates have enter the registration number and password. After downloading the admit card, candidates must check the details printed on the admit card. If there is any discrepancy in the admit card candidates must contact the commission.
Details printed on the admit card
Candidate’s name
Registration number
Candidate’s roll number
Candidate’s photograph
Address of examination centre
Reporting time
Candidate’s signature
Exam time
TPSC CCE Mains Admit Card
The admit card of mains exam will be issued to the candidates who qualify the preliminary exam. Candidates will be able to download the admit card from the official website. The admit card of mains exam of TPSC CCE can be downloaded by entering the registration id and password. Candidates must check the admit after downloading it to avoid any discrepancy. Candidates who will be selected for mains exam will be issued admit card for personality. Candidates must carry any one photo- identity proof along with admit card on the day of examination.
Documents Required at Exam
- Admit card
- Aadhar card
- Voter ID card
- Driving license
- Any other photo identity proof issued by state and central government
TPSC CCE 2022 Answer Key
TPSC CCE Preliminary Answer Key
The answer key of TPSC CCE will be provided by the commission. Candidates will be able to check the answers by downloading the official provisional answer key. The provisional answer key will have answers of all the questions asked in exam. Candidates will be able to challenge the provisional answer key if they find any incorrect answer. The commission will then release the final answer key with the modified answers.
TPSC CCE 2022 Result
TPSC CCE Preliminary Result
The result of TPSC CCE preliminary exam will be issued by the exam conducting authority, TPSC. Candidates can check the result by downloading the pdf or by entering the registration id or password. The result pdf will have the roll numbers of qualified candidates.TPSC CCE preliminary exam will be the screening test for selecting the candidates for mains exam. The commission will select five times the total number of vacancies for mains exam.
TPSC CCE Mains Result
Tripura Public Service Commission (TPSC) will release the result of TPSC CCE mains exam. Candidates will be able to check their result by downloading the pdf. The result pdf of TPSC CCE will have the roll number of qualified candidates.
The candidates selected for the personality test will be three times the total vacancies. Candidates who qualify the mains exam will be eligible to appear for personality test. The commission will also release final merit list on the basis of the total marks obtained in the preliminary and main exam.
TPSC CCE 2022 Cutoff
TPSC CCE Preliminary Cutoff
TPSC CCE cutoff for preliminary exam will be released by TPSC separately for reserved and unreserved categories. Candidates will have secure above or equal to the cutoff released by TPSC. As per previous year notification, the minimum qualifying cutoff for unreserved category candidates were 35% whereas 30% for reserved categories candidates.
TPSC CCE Mains Cutoff
TPSC will release the qualifying cutoff category wise for mains exam. Candidates will have to qualify the cutoff released by the exam conducting authority to be eligible for personality test. Last year the minimum qualifying marks of unreserved categories were 35% and 30% for reserved categories.
Documents Required at Counselling
- Date of birth certificate or high school mark sheet with date of birth
- Mark sheet/certificate of class 10 and 12 examination
- Certificate regarding degree/post-graduate/other examinations passed SC/ST/OBC categories must bring the Caste/Community certificate issued by the Competent Authority
- Aadhaar card/Passport/PAN card/Voter ID card /Driving license /any other photo id card issued by the statutory authorities with affixed photograph
