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The Andhra Pradesh (AP) Group 1 exam is a highly competitive examination conducted to recruit candidates for various administrative positions in the state government. It is considered one of the toughest examinations in Andhra Pradesh, attracting candidates with a strong desire to serve in top administrative roles. The APPSC Group 1 exam consists of three stages: Preliminary Examination, Main Examination, and Interview.
Understanding the APPSC Group 1 Exam Pattern:
a) Preliminary Examination: The examination comprises two papers, with each paper containing 120 questions. Each question is allotted 1 mark, and they are all in a multiple-choice format. Candidates are given a total of 120 minutes to complete each paper and a negative marking system has been implemented, deducting one-third of the marks for each incorrect response. The subjects in the Paper 1 are History & Culture, Indian Constitution & Polity, India & Andhra Pradesh Economy & Planning, and Geography. The subjects in Paper 2 are Mental Ability, Science & Technology, and Current Events.
b) Main Examination: The main examination comprises seven papers. The initial two, the English and Telugu Papers, hold a qualifying nature. The remaining five papers are:
Paper I: General Essay - on contemporary themes and issues of regional, national, and international importance
Paper II: Polity, Constitution, Law, and Governance
Paper III: Polity, Constitution, Governance, Law, and Ethics
Paper IV: Economy and Development of India and Andhra Pradesh
Paper V: Science, Technology, and Environmental Issues
Candidates are allotted 3 hours to attempt each paper, and there is no provision for negative marking in the main examination.
c) Interview: The final stage involves a personal interview to evaluate the candidate's personality, communication skills, and overall suitability for administrative roles.
Preparation Strategy for APPSC Group 1 Exam
So success in the APPSC Group 1 exam requires a well-organized and disciplined approach. By understanding all this candidates can enhance their chances of excelling in this highly competitive examination.
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