Official Brief
Tier-Wise Pattern
| Tier | Format | Max Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Tier I | Objective | 200 |
| Tier II | Descriptive | 250 |
Historical Cutoffs
| Category | Score |
|---|---|
| General | 145.5 |
| OBC | 138.0 |
Eligibility Criteria
| criterion | detail |
|---|---|
| Age | Minimum 18 years and maximum 24 years as of the specified date with age relaxation for reserved categories as per government norms. |
| Educational Qualification | Candidates must have passed the SSLC (10th Standard) or equivalent examination recognized by the Government of Tamil Nadu. |
| Physical Standards | Male candidates must have a minimum height of 168 cm and chest measurement of 79 cm (minimum expansion 5 cm). Female candidates must have a minimum height of 153 cm. |
| Nationality | Candidate must be an Indian citizen and a resident of Tamil Nadu. |
| Medical Fitness | Candidates must be medically and physically fit as per the standards prescribed by TNUSRB. |
Expert Preparation Tips
Cut-Off Analysis & Trends
TNUSRB Police Constable cut-offs fluctuate annually due to variations in the number of applicants, difficulty level of the written exam, and reservation policies.
Historically, general category candidates require approximately 60-65 marks out of 100 in the written exam to qualify for the next stages. Reserved categories benefit from relaxed cut-offs aligned with government norms.
Physical test qualifiers who clear the PMT and PET have an advantage in final selection. The interview stage adds further weight, with candidates needing to score above 20 out of 30 to remain competitive.
- Strong performance in General Knowledge and Tamil Language sections significantly impacts cut-off scores.
- Consistent preparation and mock test practice can help candidates surpass previous year cut-off trends.
- Safe score estimates: General category - 65+ marks; OBC/SC/ST - 55-60 marks.
Understanding cut-off trends enables aspirants to set realistic target scores and plan their preparation effectively.
Sample Practice Questions
- A) An accused must answer all questions posed by the police
- B) No person is compelled to be a witness against themselves
- C) Police can force an accused to confess
- D) Silence can be used as an admission of guilt
- A) Section 405
- B) Section 420
- C) Section 302
- D) Section 376
- A) To record an FIR upon receiving information about a cognizable offense
- B) To arrest a suspect without warrant
- C) To conduct a search without a warrant
- D) To file charge sheets in court
- A) To inform the person of grounds of arrest
- B) To immediately produce the person before the magistrate
- C) To record the arrest in a diary
- D) To take prior permission from superior officer
- A) Right to silence and right to counsel
- B) Right to speedy trial
- C) Right to compensation
- D) Right to bail
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