TSPSC Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) Exam Syllabus

The Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) conducts the Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) examination to recruit engineers for various departments of the Telangana government. The exam is structured in three stages Preliminary, Mains and Interview. Below is a detailed breakdown of the syllabus for each stage, along with tips on how to approach the subjects.

1. Preliminary Examination

The Preliminary Test is an objective (multiplechoice) examination designed to screen candidates for the Mains. It consists of two papers, each of 100 marks, with a duration of 2 hours.

PaperI: General Studies & Mental Ability (100 Marks)

• General Science & Technology basics of physics, chemistry, biology, environmental science, recent scientific developments.
• General Knowledge Indian polity, Constitution, history, geography, economy, current affairs (national & international).
• Logical Reasoning & Analytical Ability series, codingdecoding, puzzles, data interpretation, syllogisms, statementconclusion.
• Quantitative Aptitude arithmetic (percentages, profit & loss, ratio, time & work, time & distance), algebra, geometry, data sufficiency, simple equations.
• English comprehension, synonyms/antonyms, one word substitution, error detection, fillintheblanks, sentence rearrangement.

PaperII: Engineering Discipline (100 Marks)

The engineering paper is specific to the discipline for which the candidate has applied (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics & Communication, Computer Science, etc.). Below is a generic outline; candidates should refer to the detailed syllabus issued by TSPSC for their specific branch.

2. Main Examination (Written)

The Mains consist of three papers, each of 100 marks, for a total of 300 marks. All papers are descriptive (essay type) and last 3 hours each.

PaperI: General Studies & Mental Ability (100 Marks)

This paper mirrors the content of Preliminary PaperI but tests depth of knowledge and written expression.

PaperII: Engineering Discipline (100 Marks)

Same discipline-specific topics as in the Preliminary Engineering paper, but answers are required in long format, including calculations, diagrams, and theory.

PaperIII: Basic Engineering (100 Marks)

This paper evaluates interdisciplinary engineering fundamentals and includes the following units:

• General Principles of Engineering Safety, Ethics, Project Management.
• Engineering Mathematics Calculus, Differential Equations, Probability & Statistics, Linear Algebra.
• Computer Fundamentals Programming concepts, Data handling, Software tools.
• Environmental & Disaster Management Impact assessment, mitigation strategies.

3. Interview / Personality Test

Only candidates who clear the Mains are called for the interview. The interview assesses:

• Technical competence in the chosen branch.
• Communication skills and clarity of thought.
• Leadership qualities, decisionmaking ability, and ethical outlook.
• Awareness of current affairs, especially those related to the engineering sector and public projects.

Study Tips & Resources

1. Understand the official syllabus download the pdf from the TSPSC website and mark the topics required for your discipline.
2. Create a timetable allocate daily slots for General Studies, Engineering Theory, and problemsolving practice.
3. Use standard textbooks for engineering papers, refer to core undergraduate textbooks (e.g., Mechanics of Materials by Beer, Power System Analysis by Ghosh). For General Studies, use NCERTs and current affairs compilations.
4. Practice previous years papers it helps you gauge question patterns, difficulty level, and time management.
5. Take mock tests simulate both objective and descriptive sections under timed conditions.
6. Revise regularly maintain concise notes, especially for formulas, definitions, and current events.
7. Stay updated read reputable newspapers, follow government releases, and track engineeringrelated news.
8. Work on writing skills for Mains, practice answer writing, diagram drawing, and clear presentation of calculations.

Important Dates (Typical Cycle)

While specific dates vary each year, the usual timeline is:

• Release of Notification January/February
• Last date for Online Application March
• Preliminary Exam May
• Mains Exam July/August
• Interview September/October
• Result Announcement November

Conclusion

The TSPSC Assistant Executive Engineer exam demands a balanced preparation strategy covering both generic aptitude and specialized engineering knowledge. Understanding the syllabus at a granular level, employing disciplined study habits, and regularly testing oneself are key to clearing each stage successfully. Good luck!

For the latest official notification and detailed syllabus download, visit the TSPSC official website.