Telangana Police Constable Syllabus 2026: Exam Pattern, Topics & Selection Process

Aspirants aiming to join the Telangana Police force should begin their preparation for the written examination immediately. The Telangana Police Constable recruitment process comprises two primary phases: the Preliminary Written Test and the Final Written Test. Each stage features a distinct exam pattern and syllabus. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the curriculum, marking scheme, and selection criteria to help you streamline your study plan.

Telangana Police Constable Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026

The TSLPRB conducts the Telangana Police Constable recruitment across multiple stages. While the core subject areas remain consistent, the difficulty level and complexity of questions vary between the Preliminary and Final exams. Successfully clearing all stages is mandatory for candidates to be appointed as Police Constables in the state of Telangana.

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Telangana Police Constable Selection Process 2026

Understanding the multi-stage selection process is critical for all applicants. The recruitment process includes three main stages, with the final two phases strictly contingent upon fulfilling the specified physical and eligibility requirements.

1. Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
2. Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
3. Final Written Examination (FWE)
4. Personal Interview
5. Document Verification​

Telangana Police Constable Exam Pattern 2026

• The Telangana Constable Preliminary Written Test consists of two subjects: Arithmetic Ability and Test of Reasoning and General Studies.
• A total of 200 multiple-choice questions will be asked in the exam
• Each question will carry 1 mark for a correct answer
• There is no negative marking for incorrect answers or unanswered questions.

Telangana Police Constable Preliminary Test Syllabus 2026

The Telangana Police Constable syllabus is designed to test proficiency in English, Arithmetic, Reasoning, and General Studies. The paper is available in English, Telugu, and Urdu (excluding the English language section). The examination consists of 200 questions in total: 100 questions cover English, Arithmetic, and Reasoning/Mental Ability, while the remaining 100 questions are dedicated to the General Studies section.

Syllabus for English

Although English is integrated within the broader test structure rather than being a standalone paper in the Preliminary phase, candidates must demonstrate strong verbal and non-verbal language skills. The syllabus focuses on evaluating core grammatical accuracy and comprehension abilities.

• Short essay
• Comprehension
• Letter writing
• Paragraph writing
• Report writing
• Translation from English to Telugu

Syllabus for Arithmetic Ability

The Arithmetic Ability section is a cornerstone of the Preliminary Written Test (PWT). It evaluates a candidate's mathematical accuracy and problem-solving speed. Given its calculative nature, this section requires significant practice to manage time effectively during the exam.

• Simple Interest and Compound Interest
• Ratio and Proportion
• Averages
• Ages
• Trains
• Pipes & Cistern
• Percentages
• Profit & Loss
• Time & Work
• LCM &HCF
• Duration & Distance
• Partnership
• Mensuration
• Number system
• Geometry
• Progressions
• Sets
• Algebra
• Heights & distances

Syllabus for Reasoning / Mental Ability

This section assesses a candidate's logical deduction, pattern recognition, analytical thinking, and decision-making capabilities. Consistent practice across all question types in this section is the best strategy to maximize your overall score.

• Data Interpretation
• Clocks
• Calendars
• Dice
• Sitting arrangement
• Similarities and differences
• Spatial visualization
• Spatial orientation
• Problem-Solving Analysis
• Letter Series, Coding & Decoding
• Number Series & Puzzle Test
• Judgmental decision making
• Visual memory

Syllabus for General Studies

The General Studies section evaluates a candidate's awareness of current events, general knowledge, and their grasp of the socio-economic and political landscape, with a specific focus on India and the state of Telangana.

General Science

• General Science in Everyday Life (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
• Environmental Aspects – Disaster Management

History of India

• History of Ancient India
• History of modern India
• General understanding of social, economic, cultural and political aspects of Indian country
  Indian culture, Indian National Movement

Polity and Economy

• Political system of the country
• Rural development
• Poverty, Planning and Economic Reforms in India.

Current events of national and international importance

• National and international relations
• Countries and capitals
• Important days
• Sports
• Awards
• Defence
• Meetings & Summits
• Books and Authors
• Static GK

Contents about the State of Telangana

• Geography of Telangana, History of Telangana
• Social and cultural history of Telangana
• Government of Telangana policies and schemes
• Telangana movement and state formation
• Telangana Idea, Early Phase of Telangana Movement (1948-1970)
• Assimilation Phase (1971-1990)
• Formation of Telangana State (1991-2014)

Principles of Geography, Indian Geography

• Indian geography,
• Including physical,
• Human and economic aspects

Telangana Police Constable PMT & PET

Following the written test, the second phase involves the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET). These tests are conducted to ensure candidates meet the necessary physical standards for police service. Only those who qualify for the Preliminary Written Test are eligible to advance to this physical assessment stage.

• Physical Efficiency Test consists of 1600 meters and 800 meters running, and Long jump & Short jump (7.26 Kgs for Men/4 Kgs for Women).
• Candidates who qualify the PET will only be eligible to appear in PMT, it consists of height measurements according to their categories.

Telangana Police Constable Final Test Syllabus 2026

The Final Written Test syllabus expands upon the preliminary curriculum. Candidates who successfully clear the preliminary exam are eligible for the final round. The syllabus is largely similar, with the addition of a personality-based component covering Ethics, Gender Sensitivity, Social Awareness, and Emotional Intelligence.

• English
• Arithmetic
• General Science
• History of India, Indian Culture, Indian National Movement
• Principles of Geography, Indian Geography, Polity and Economy
• Current events of national and international importance
• Test of Reasoning / Mental Ability
• Personality test (the questions will be from Ethics, Sensitivity to Gender and weaker sections, social awareness, and Emotional Intelligence)
  Contents about the State of Telangana

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