TNPSC CTSE Non Interview 2025 PYQ - General Studies Online Test in Tamil & English

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TNPSC CTSE Non Interview 2025 Question Paper Analysis & Weightage

Before you dive into the test, take a look at the exact syllabus breakdown from the 2025 paper. Knowing where the questions come from helps you study smarter, not harder.

  • Unit I: General Science (5 Questions)
    • Environment and ecology (2 questions)
    • Human diseases (1 questions)
    • Main concepts of life science, classification of living organisms, evolution, genetics (1 questions)
    • Elements and compounds, acids, bases, salts, petroleum products, fertilizers, pesticides (1 questions)
  • Unit II: Geography of India (6 Questions)
    • Forest and Wildlife (1 questions)
    • Green energy (1 questions)
    • Environmental pollution - Reasons and preventive measures (1 questions)
    • Water resources (1 questions)
    • Transport – Communication (1 questions)
    • Social Geography – Population density and distribution (1 questions)
  • Unit III: History, Culture of India, and Indian National Movement (12 Questions)
    • Early uprising against British rule (2 questions)
    • Indus Valley Civilization (2 questions)
    • Guptas (2 questions)
    • Prominent personalities in various spheres – Arts, Science, Literature and Philosophy (1 questions)
    • Characteristics of Indian Culture, Unity in Diversity – Race, Language, Custom (1 questions)
    • Age of Vijayanagaram and Bahmani Kingdoms (1 questions)
    • Mughals (1 questions)
    • South Indian History (1 questions)
    • Indian National Congress (1 questions)
  • Unit IV: Indian Polity (17 Questions)
    • Human Rights Charter (2 questions)
    • Union Legislature (2 questions)
    • Fundamental Rights (2 questions)
    • Judiciary in India – Rule of Law (1 questions)
    • Constitution of India (1 questions)
    • Current affairs (1 questions)
    • Union Executive (1 questions)
    • Citizenship (1 questions)
    • Judiciary in India (1 questions)
    • Spirit of federalism: Centre - State relationships (1 questions)
    • Local Governments, Panchayat Raj (1 questions)
    • State Executive (1 questions)
    • Directive Principles of State Policy (1 questions)
    • Constitution of India - Preamble to the Constitution (1 questions)
  • Unit V: Indian Economy and Development Administration in Tamil Nadu (15 Questions)
    • Finance Commission (2 questions)
    • Health (1 questions)
    • Welfare oriented Government schemes and their utility (1 questions)
    • Employment (1 questions)
    • Economic trends in Tamil Nadu (1 questions)
    • Planning Commission and Niti Aayog (1 questions)
    • Nature of Indian Economy (1 questions)
    • Social problems (1 questions)
    • Industrial growth (1 questions)
    • Rural welfare oriented programmes (1 questions)
    • Geography of Tamil Nadu and its impact on economic growth (1 questions)
    • Land Reforms and Agriculture (1 questions)
    • Human Development Indicators in Tamil Nadu and a comparative assessment across the Country (1 questions)
    • Education and health systems in Tamil Nadu (1 questions)
  • Unit VI: History, Culture, Heritage, and Socio-Political Movements in Tamil Nadu (20 Questions)
    • Tamil literature from Sangam age till contemporary times (5 questions)
    • Evolution of 19th and 20th century socio-political movements in Tamil Nadu (2 questions)
    • Role of Tamil Nadu in freedom struggle (2 questions)
    • Thirukkural - Significance as a secular literature - Relevance to everyday life (2 questions)
    • Justice Party (1 questions)
    • Relevance to Socio-politicoeconomic affairs (1 questions)
    • History of Tamil Society, related archaeological discoveries (1 questions)
    • History of Tamil Society (1 questions)
    • Evolution of 19th and 20th century socio-political movements in Tamil Nadu - Justice Party (1 questions)
    • Role of women in freedom struggle (1 questions)
    • Early agitations against British Rule (1 questions)
    • Thirukkural - Relevance to everyday life (1 questions)
    • Thirukkural - Relevance to Socio-politicoeconomic affairs (1 questions)
  • Unit VII: Aptitude (15 Questions)
    • Time and Work (3 questions)
    • Compound interest (2 questions)
    • Simple interest (2 questions)
    • Highest Common Factor (HCF) - Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) (2 questions)
    • Area (1 questions)
    • Ratio and Proportion (1 questions)
    • Percentage (1 questions)
    • Volume (1 questions)
    • Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) (1 questions)
    • Highest Common Factor (HCF) (1 questions)
  • Unit VIII: Reasoning (10 Questions)
    • Alpha numeric reasoning (4 questions)
    • Number series (3 questions)
    • Logical reasoning (3 questions)

Strategic Takeaway: Based on the data above, Unit VI (Tamil Nadu History, Culture & Socio-Political Movements) is undeniably the most crucial section, carrying the maximum weightage of 20 questions. When combined with Unit IV (Indian Polity) at 17 questions and the combined Math/Reasoning sections at 25 questions, these core areas make up over 60% of the entire paper. Focus your revision on these high-reward units to maximize your score.

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Quick Tip for PYQ Success: Don't just answer the questions—manage your time! Aim to spend no more than 40-50 seconds on theoretical General Studies questions. Bank that saved time for the Aptitude and Reasoning sections (Units VII & VIII), which often require careful calculation and double-checking.