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TNPSC Group 2 2026 – Complete Preparation Guide

TNPSC released Notification No. 07/2026 (Advt. No. 740) on 11 August 2026 for 821 posts — 41 Group II and 780 Group IIA. Apply online at tnpscexams.in by 9 September 2026; the preliminary exam is on 1 November 2026. Any graduate is eligible, and there is no maximum age limit for SC, SC(A), ST, MBC/DC, BC and BCM candidates. Selection is Prelims (offline OMR) → Mains → Certificate Verification → Counselling. There is no interview.

Total Vacancies
821 Posts
Last Date to Apply
9 Sep 2026
Prelims Exam
1 Nov 2026
Min. Qualification
Graduation

1. What is TNPSC Group 2 2026?

TNPSC Group 2 & Group 2A is a combined recruitment examination conducted by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) for filling vacancies in Tamil Nadu State Government services. It is one of the most sought-after state government exams in Tamil Nadu, offering positions ranging from Sub-Registrar, Probation Officer and Assistant Section Officer in Group II Services to Senior Revenue Inspector, Accountant and Assistant across dozens of departments in Group IIA Services.

The current notification (No. 07/2026, Advertisement No. 740) was published on 11 August 2026 for 821 posts — 41 in Group II Services and 780 in Group IIA Services. Applications are open until 9 September 2026 and the preliminary examination falls on 1 November 2026. The previous cycle (Notification 11/2025) is in its final stages: its Prelims (28 September 2025) and Mains (Group 2 on 22 February 2026, Group 2A on 15 March 2026) are complete and the Mains marks and rank position were published on 29 June 2026. Under the current scheme of examination the process has two written stages for both streams: Preliminary Examination (screening only) → Main Examination, followed by Onscreen and Physical Certificate Verification and Counselling. There is no interview or oral test for either Group II or Group IIA — your rank is decided by Paper II of the Main Examination alone.

The exam is conducted in Tamil and English — candidates can choose their medium. The preliminary exam is an offline, OMR-based objective test of 200 questions (300 marks, 3 hours) with a qualifying mark of 90 for all communities alike. Candidates are shortlisted for the Main Examination at roughly ten times the number of vacancies. There is no negative marking in the TNPSC Group 2 exam, so attempting every question maximises your score. Prelims marks are used only for shortlisting — they are not added to the final merit.

💡 Key Update — Notification Released: TNPSC published Notification No. 07/2026 (Advt. No. 740) on 11 August 2026 for 821 posts. Applications close 9 September 2026 at 11.59 PM, with a correction window from 13 to 15 September. The preliminary examination is on 1 November 2026 (9.30 AM – 12.30 PM) — note this is later than the 25 October date given in the Annual Planner, so go by the notification. Applications are made at tnpscexams.in, not the main tnpsc.gov.in site. The main examination date will be announced when the prelims results are declared.

Conducting Body
TNPSC (Tamil Nadu PSC)
State
Tamil Nadu
Post Type
State Govt (Group B & C)
Qualification
Any Degree (Graduation)

2. 📅 Important Dates – TNPSC Group 2 2026

EventDateStatus
TNPSC Group 2 & 2A 2025 Notification Released (No. 11/2025)15 July 2025✓ Released
Online Application Window (2025 Cycle)15 July – 13 August 2025✓ Released
Preliminary Exam (2025 Cycle)28 September 2025✓ Released
Preliminary Result Declared22 December 2025✓ Released
Main Exam – Group 2 (2025 Cycle)22 February 2026✓ Released
Main Exam – Group 2A (2025 Cycle)15 March 2026✓ Released
Mains Marks & Rank Position Published29 June 2026✓ Released
Certificate Verification & Counselling (2025 Cycle)To be notified (TBN)TBN
★ 2026 Notification Released (No. 07/2026, Advt. No. 740)11 August 2026✓ Released
Online Application Opens (2026 Cycle)11 August 2026✓ Released
Last Date to Apply Online (2026 Cycle)9 September 2026, 11.59 PM🔔 Expected
Application Correction Window13 – 15 September 2026🔔 Expected
Preliminary Exam (2026 Cycle)1 November 2026, 9.30 AM – 12.30 PM🔔 Expected
Main Exam (2026 Cycle)To be announced with prelims resultsTBN

⚠️ TBN = To Be Notified. 2026 cycle dates are taken from Notification No. 07/2026 dated 11 August 2026. The main examination date will be announced with the preliminary results. Always verify at tnpsc.gov.in.

3. Eligibility Criteria

🪪 Nationality
Must be a citizen of India. Tamil Nadu domicile is required for reservation benefits. Candidates from other states can apply for OC (Open Competition) seats only.
🎓 Educational Qualification
Any Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university. Some posts additionally require Tamil proficiency (studied Tamil up to SSLC/HSC or passed a TNPSC Tamil proficiency test). Computer literacy is required for some posts like Personal Assistant.
📋 Age Limit
OC: 18–32 yrs. BC/BC-Muslim: up to 35 yrs. MBC/DNC: up to 35 yrs. SC/ST: up to 37 yrs. Destitute Widows: no upper limit. Age calculated as on 1 July of the recruitment year.
💳 Application Fee
One-Time Registration (OTR): ₹150 (valid 5 years). Prelims exam fee: ₹100; Mains exam fee: ₹150 (₹300 if writing both Group 2 & 2A mains papers). SC/ST, destitute widows, differently-abled and eligible ex-servicemen are fee-exempt as per the notification.

📋 Age Limit – Category-wise

CategoryMin. AgeMax. AgeNote
Others (not covered by TN communal reservation)18 years32 yearsMost posts. Probation Officer min 22; Sub Registrar Grade-II min 20
SCs, SC(A)s, STs18 yearsNo maximum age limitTNPSC-specific provision
MBCs / DCs (Denotified Communities)18 yearsNo maximum age limitTNPSC-specific provision
BCs (Other than Muslim), BCs (Muslim)18 yearsNo maximum age limitTNPSC-specific provision
Destitute Widows (all categories)18 yearsNo maximum age limitSpecial provision
Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD)18 years42 yearsOthers category; 47 for reserved-category DCTO / EO Grade III
Ex-Servicemen18 years50 yearsNot applicable if already recruited to any service
Executive Officer, Grade III (all candidates)25 years37 years (Others)Post-specific; Hindus only

⚠️ Important: TNPSC does not use a fixed \u201c+3 / +5 years\u201d relaxation model. For candidates belonging to SCs, SC(A)s, STs, MBCs/DCs, BCs, BCs (Muslim) and Destitute Widows of all categories there is no maximum age limit at all, provided they hold a qualification higher than the minimum prescribed (a degree qualifies). Under Notification 07/2026, \u201cno maximum age limit\u201d means the candidate must not have completed 60 years as on 1 July 2026 or at the time of appointment. Age is reckoned as on 1 July 2026. These provisions apply to Tamil Nadu communal-reservation candidates; applicants from other states are treated as \u201cOthers\u201d. Note also that \u201cOthers\u201d who have already put in five or more years of Central/State Government service are not eligible even if within the age limit. Some posts (for example Sub-Registrar Grade-II and Probation Officer) carry their own minimum and maximum ages. Always confirm against the official notification.

4. Posts & Vacancies

Post NameDepartmentService & Pay LevelVacancies
Assistant Section Officer (incl. cum Programmer)Secretariat – Law · Legislative Assembly · TNPSCGroup II · Level 169
Special Branch AssistantGreater Chennai Police · Criminal InvestigationGroup II · Level 189
Assistant InspectorLabourGroup II · Level 187
Probation OfficerPrisons & Correctional ServicesGroup II · Level 185
Jailor (Men) & Jailor (Special Prison for Women)Prisons & Correctional ServicesGroup II · Level 184
Sub Registrar, Grade-IIRegistrationGroup II · Level 183
Special AssistantVigilance & AnticorruptionGroup II · Level 182
Deputy Commercial Tax Officer · Junior Employment OfficerCommercial Taxes · Employment & TrainingGroup II · Level 182
Senior Revenue Inspector (14 districts & units)Revenue Administration & Disaster ManagementGroup IIA · Level 1045
Assistant (33 districts)Rural Development & Panchayat RajGroup IIA · Level 10District-wise
Assistant (School Education, Health, Highways, Police, Forest, Transport & more)Various departmentsGroup IIA · Level 10Post-wise
Assistant · Lower Division (Counter) ClerkSecretariat – Law & Finance · TNPSC · Legislative AssemblyGroup IIA · Level 929
AccountantTreasuries & AccountsGroup IIA · Level 1025
Executive Officer, Grade III & Grade-IIHR & CE · Town PanchayatGroup IIA · Level 1013
Senior InspectorDairy Development · Co-operative SocietiesGroup IIA · Level 129
Supervisor / Junior SuperintendentAgricultural Marketing & Agri BusinessGroup IIA · Level 117
Audit Inspector · Handloom InspectorHR Institutions Audit · HandloomGroup IIA · Level 128
TOTAL (2026 Cycle – Notification 07/2026)41 Group II + 780 Group IIACombined821 posts

📌 Note: Figures above are from Notification No. 07/2026 (Advt. No. 740) dated 11 August 2026 — 821 posts, being 41 in Group II Services and 780 in Group IIA Services. TNPSC states these numbers are tentative and liable to modification until the preliminary examination results are published; the previous cycle went from 645 to 828 posts this way, so expect movement. A few entries are backlog or shortfall vacancies only, and the Assistant post in the Water Resources department will be announced later. Reservation applies per Tamil Nadu policy: SC 15%, SC(A) 3%, ST 1%, BC 26.5%, BC(Muslim) 3.5%, MBC/DC 20%, with 30% of all vacancies set apart for women. Jailor posts additionally require prescribed physical standards, and Audit Inspector, Executive Officer Grade III and Assistant (HR & CE) are open only to candidates professing the Hindu religion.

5. Exam Pattern

Stage 1 – Preliminary Exam (Offline OMR)

Mode
Offline (OMR)
Questions
200 MCQs
Total Marks
300 Marks
Duration
3 Hours
Subject / SectionQuestionsStandardCovers
General Tamil / General English100SSLC StandardChoose Tamil (or) English — half the paper
General Studies (GS)75Degree StandardHistory, Polity, Geography, Science, Economy
Aptitude & Mental Ability (AMAB)25SSLC StandardLogical reasoning, quantitative aptitude
TOTAL200 questions300 marksQualifying mark: 90

Stage 2 – Main Exam (Pen & Paper)

Mode
Pen & Paper
Papers
2 Papers
Paper I
Qualifying
Paper II
Merit-deciding
PaperMarksDurationSyllabus
Paper I – Tamil Eligibility Test (common to both)100 marks · Qualifying (min 40)3 hrsDescriptive. Translation (Tamil ↔ English), precis writing, comprehension, hints development, essay on Thirukkural, official letter writing. Paper II is evaluated ONLY if you clear this. PwBD candidates may claim exemption.
Paper II – Group II Services: General Studies300 marks · Merit-deciding (min 90)3 hrsDescriptive, degree standard, 7 units. Held at Chennai centre only. These marks alone decide your rank.
Paper II – Group IIA Services: GS + Reasoning300 marks · Merit-deciding (min 90)3 hrsObjective CBT — General Studies (150 questions, degree standard) + General Intelligence & Reasoning (50 questions, SSLC standard) = 200 questions. Held across 38 centres.

Stage 3 – Certificate Verification & Counselling

Under Notification 07/2026 there is no interview or oral test for either stream. After the Main Examination, TNPSC publishes a rank list based on Paper II marks alone and calls candidates for Onscreen Certificate Verification at a ratio of 1:3 for the General category and 1:2 for all reserved categories. Those cleared are then called for Physical Certificate Verification and Counselling at 1:3 (General) and 1:1.5 (reserved). You choose your post at counselling strictly by rank, and once chosen it cannot be changed.

✅ No Negative Marking: There is no penalty for wrong answers in the TNPSC Group 2 exam — attempt every question. The Prelims qualifying mark is 90 (out of 300), and prelims marks are only used for shortlisting, not added to the final merit. Paper II of the Main Examination alone determines the final merit. Where two candidates score the same marks, the higher qualification wins, then age seniority, then the earlier application number.

6. Detailed Syllabus – TNPSC Group 2 2026

📜 History & Culture of India (and Tamil Nadu)
  • Ancient, Medieval and Modern Indian history
  • National movement – key events and leaders
  • Tamil Nadu history – Sangam age, Cholas, Vijayanagara, etc.
  • Social and cultural history of Tamil Nadu
  • Art, architecture, literature, and religions of India
  • Indian constitution – Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSP
  • Important constitutional amendments
🌏 Geography (India & Tamil Nadu)
  • Physical geography – landforms, rivers, climate
  • Tamil Nadu geography – districts, rivers, forests
  • Economic geography – agriculture, industries, trade
  • Natural resources and environment
  • Social geography – population, census data
  • Map-based questions
🏛️ Indian Polity & Governance
  • Constitution of India – structure and features
  • Union and State governments – powers and functions
  • Parliament and State Legislature
  • Judiciary – Supreme Court, High Courts
  • Local self-government – Panchayat Raj, Municipalities
  • Elections and election commission
  • Constitutional bodies and commissions
💰 Indian Economy & Development
  • Basic economic concepts – GDP, GNP, inflation
  • Indian economic planning and Five-Year Plans
  • Agriculture – crops, irrigation, Green Revolution
  • Industries – types, industrial policy, SEZs
  • Banking and financial institutions
  • Poverty, unemployment, and human development
  • Tamil Nadu economy – industries, trade, agriculture
🔬 General Science & Technology
  • Physics basics – motion, force, energy, sound, light
  • Chemistry – matter, reactions, acids, bases
  • Biology – cell, life processes, genetics, ecology
  • Human health, diseases, and nutrition
  • Science and technology developments in India
  • Space technology – ISRO missions
  • Environmental science and pollution
📰 Current Events & GK
  • National and international current affairs
  • Sports, awards, and important personalities
  • Government schemes and programmes
  • Important days and events
  • India and Tamil Nadu in news
  • Science and technology news
🧮 Aptitude & Mental Ability (AMAB)
  • Number series and sequences
  • Simplification, fractions, decimals
  • Time and work, time and distance
  • Percentages, profit and loss, simple interest
  • Data interpretation and sufficiency
  • Logical reasoning and blood relations
  • Coding-decoding and direction sense
  • Clock, calendar, and ranking problems

🎯 High-Weightage Area: Tamil Nadu History, Culture, and Geography consistently carry the highest marks in TNPSC Group 2 exams. This is where TN-domicile candidates have a natural edge. Cover Samacheer Kalvi books (6–12) for Tamil Nadu-specific content alongside standard reference books.

7. 💰 Salary & Benefits

Basic Pay (Starting)
₹37,200/month
TN Revised Pay Rules, 2017
Pay Matrix Range
₹37,200 – ₹1,17,600
Pay level varies by post
Gross Salary (Approx.)
₹55,000 – ₹70,000
Incl. DA, HRA & allowances
Benefit / AllowanceDetails
Basic Pay₹37,200/month (starting; pay level varies by post)
Dearness Allowance (DA)Revised twice a year by the Tamil Nadu Government
House Rent Allowance (HRA)8%–16% of basic pay (depends on city tier)
Travel Allowance (TA)As per posting city and grade
Medical BenefitsGovernment hospital treatment for self and family
PensionContributory Pension Scheme (CPS/NPS) for new recruits
Gross Salary (Approx.)₹55,000–₹70,000/month (post-training, Chennai posting)

Actual salary varies by posting city, DA revision, and post-specific pay level. Group 2 interview posts generally start at higher pay levels than Group 2A non-interview posts.

8. How to Apply

  1. 1
    Register on TNPSC One Time Registration (OTR)
    Go to tnpscexams.in and complete the One Time Registration (OTR) if you haven't already — it costs ₹150 and stays valid five years. Linking Aadhaar is mandatory. Note your OTR ID and password. This is mandatory before applying for any TNPSC exam.
  2. 2
    Check the Active Notification
    Look for the TNPSC Group 2 & 2A combined notification under the "Apply Online" section. Read the official notification PDF carefully before applying.
  3. 3
    Fill the Online Application Form
    Log in using your OTR credentials and fill in the application form. Enter educational qualification, category details, and post preferences. Upload your photo and signature as per specifications.
  4. 4
    Select Post Preference & Exam Centres
    One application covers both Group II and Group IIA posts. Indicate your medium (Tamil or English) and choose two preferred preliminary exam centres — candidates with benchmark disability choose one. Centre changes are not permitted later.
  5. 5
    Pay the Application Fee
    One-Time Registration: ₹150 (valid 5 years). Prelims fee: ₹100 (unless fee-exempt); Mains fee ₹150 is paid separately by shortlisted candidates (₹300 for both Group 2 & 2A papers). Payment via Net Banking, Debit Card, Credit Card or UPI.
  6. 6
    Submit & Save Confirmation
    Review all details before final submission — corrections after submission are not allowed. Download and save your application confirmation and Hall Ticket when released.

✅ Important: The application window for the 2025 notification (11/2025) closed on 13 August 2025. The current Group 2 & 2A notification (No. 07/2026) was released on 11 August 2026, with prelims on 1 November 2026. Applications close on 9 September 2026 — complete your One Time Registration and apply at tnpscexams.in well before the last date.

9. 9-Month Study Plan

Month 1–2Build Foundation

Study Tamil Nadu & Indian History. Read NCERT 6–10 for Science and Geography. Start AMAB basics (number systems, simplification). Target 4–5 hours/day.

Month 3–4Cover Core Subjects

Complete Indian Polity (Lakshmikanth), Economy basics, and General Science. Begin Tamil Nadu GK (districts, rivers, industries). Continue AMAB with time and work, percentages.

Month 5–6Current Affairs & Revision

Daily newspaper reading (The Hindu). Revise all subjects. Focus on Tamil Nadu-specific current affairs, government schemes. Practice AMAB reasoning and data interpretation.

Month 7–8Mock Tests & Analysis

Attempt 3–4 full-length prelims mock tests per week. Analyse mistakes and revisit weak areas. Focus on time management (200 questions in 3 hours = 54 seconds/question).

Month 9+Mains Preparation (if cleared prelims)

Deepen Paper I preparation with essay-type answers and fact-heavy revision. Practice Paper II (Tamil/English) writing. Target 10 full mains mocks before exam date.

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10. Best Books for TNPSC Group 2 2026

SubjectBook TitleAuthor / PublisherFree PDF
Tamil Nadu History & CultureTamil Nadu History – Samacheer Kalvi + Arihant TN SpecialArihant / State Board
Indian PolityIndian PolityM. Lakshmikanth
Indian EconomyIndian EconomyRamesh SinghFind on Amazon
General ScienceNCERT Science (6–10)NCERTDownload →
Aptitude & Mental AbilityQuantitative Aptitude for Competitive ExamsR.S. AggarwalFind on Amazon
TNPSC Comprehensive GuideTNPSC Group II & IIA Combined Exam GuideSura / Karpagam Publications
General TamilGeneral Tamil for TNPSCKarpagam / Guide Publications
Current AffairsThe Hindu Daily + Monthly Current Affairs MagazineThe Hindu / Various

💡 Samacheer Kalvi (State Board) books for classes 6–12 are the most important resource for TNPSC — especially for Tamil Nadu History, Geography, and Science. Many are available free at textbooks.online.tn.gov.in.

11. Expert Tips for TNPSC Group 2 2026

1
Tamil Nadu GK is a dealbreaker

A significant portion of the TNPSC exam is TN-specific. Questions on TN history, rivers, districts, industries, culture, and schemes are very frequent. Dedicated Tamil Nadu GK preparation can make you outperform candidates who only study general topics.

2
Group II vs Group IIA is about the Mains, not an interview

Neither stream has an interview under the 2026 notification. The real difference is Main Paper II: Group II writes a descriptive General Studies paper at the Chennai centre only, while Group IIA sits an objective Computer Based Test combining General Studies and Reasoning across 38 centres. If descriptive answer writing is your strength, prioritise Group II; if speed and accuracy on objective questions suit you better, Group IIA plays to that. Apply for both — one application covers all posts.

3
AMAB section is fully scorable

The Aptitude & Mental Ability (AMAB) section has 25 questions in prelims and is very formula-based. Most questions come from standard topics: time-work, percentages, number series, and logical reasoning. Scoring 23–25/25 is achievable with just 4–6 weeks of focused practice.

4
One-year current affairs is enough

TNPSC current affairs focuses on the 12 months before the exam. Don't study current affairs from 3 years ago — it's not asked. Read The Hindu or a monthly current affairs magazine and focus on national + Tamil Nadu specific events.

5
Never leave a bubble blank — it costs you 0.5 mark

There is no penalty for a wrong answer, but the 2026 notification deducts 0.5 mark for every question left undarkened. Each question carries an option [E] to be darkened when you do not know the answer, so a blank bubble is strictly worse than a guess. Budget your time (200 questions in 3 hours ≈ 54 seconds each), and remember a further 0.5 mark goes if you forget your left hand thumb impression on the OMR sheet.

12. FAQs – TNPSC Group 2 2026

Is the TNPSC Group 2 2026 notification out, and what are the key dates?

It is already out. TNPSC published Notification No. 07/2026 (Advertisement No. 740) on 11 August 2026 for 821 posts — 41 in Group II Services and 780 in Group IIA Services. Online applications close on 9 September 2026 at 11.59 PM, with a correction window from 13 to 15 September 2026, and the preliminary examination is on 1 November 2026 from 9.30 AM to 12.30 PM. Apply through tnpscexams.in after completing your One Time Registration (₹150, valid five years).

What is the difference between TNPSC Group 2 and Group 2A?

Both come under the same combined notification and sit the same common Preliminary Examination, but their Main Examinations differ. Neither has an interview. For Group II Services, Main Paper II is a descriptive General Studies paper of 300 marks held at the Chennai centre only. For Group IIA Services, Main Paper II is an objective Computer Based Test of 300 marks combining General Studies (150 questions) and General Intelligence & Reasoning (50 questions), held across 38 centres. Both streams also write the same qualifying Tamil Eligibility Test as Paper I. If you are selected for a Group II post you will not be considered for a Group IIA post in the same cycle.

What is the educational qualification required for TNPSC Group 2 2026?

The minimum educational qualification for TNPSC Group 2 and Group 2A is a Bachelor's degree (Graduation) in any discipline from a recognised university. For a few specific posts like Personal Assistant, typing proficiency in Tamil and English may also be required. 12th pass candidates are not eligible.

What is the age limit for TNPSC Group 2?

Age is reckoned as on 1 July 2026. The minimum is 18 years for most posts (22 for Probation Officer, 20 for Sub Registrar Grade-II, 25 for Executive Officer Grade III). For “Others” — candidates not covered by Tamil Nadu communal reservation — the maximum is 32 years. TNPSC is unusual among state commissions in that candidates belonging to SCs, SC(A)s, STs, MBCs/DCs, BCs (other than Muslim), BCs (Muslim) and Destitute Widows of all categories have NO maximum age limit, rather than a fixed number of extra years; in practice this means not having completed 60 years. Persons with Benchmark Disability may go up to 42 years and ex-servicemen up to 50, though ex-servicemen already recruited to a service cannot claim the concession. Note also that Others who have already completed five years or more of Central or State Government service are not eligible even if within the age limit.

What is the exam pattern for TNPSC Group 2 Prelims 2026?

The Preliminary exam is offline and OMR-based, with 200 objective questions carrying 300 marks, to be completed in 3 hours on 1 November 2026. It consists of General Tamil or General English (100 questions, SSLC standard), General Studies (75 questions, degree standard), and Aptitude & Mental Ability (25 questions, SSLC standard). The qualifying mark is 90 for all communities alike. There is no penalty for a wrong answer, but under the 2026 notification 0.5 mark is deducted for every question left blank — each question paper carries an option [E] which you should darken if you do not know the answer. A further 0.5 mark is deducted if you do not affix your left hand thumb impression. The prelims is only a screening test; these marks are not counted in the final merit.

What is the salary of TNPSC Group 2 officers?

Salary varies by post. Pay is fixed under the Tamil Nadu Revised Pay Rules, 2017, with each post assigned its own level in the state pay matrix. Notification 07/2026 places the posts between Level 9 and Level 18 — Group II posts sit at Levels 16 and 18, while Group IIA posts run from Level 9 to Level 12. Basic pay starts at about ₹37,200/month and the overall range runs to roughly ₹1,17,600/month. With DA, HRA, medical benefits and other allowances the approximate gross is ₹55,000–₹70,000/month depending on the post and posting city; in-hand pay is lower after NPS and other deductions. Check the pay level for your specific post in the official notification.

Disclaimer: All information on this page is for general guidance only. Vacancy numbers, dates, exam patterns, and eligibility criteria are sourced from official TNPSC notifications and may change. Last Updated: 11 August 2026. Always verify the latest details at tnpsc.gov.in before applying. TaiyarHo is not affiliated with TNPSC or any government body.

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