The application process for the TPSC Grade II Recruitment Exam 2020 is concluding today, April 09, 2020, by the Tripura Public Service Commission (TPSC). The applications were invited by the candidates for TCS Grade-II posts. The commission will fill the 40 vacant posts through this recruitment examination. All eligible and interested candidates can fill the application form in the online mode by visiting the official website. Candidate must have possessed the Bachelor’s degree in any stream. For more details regarding the recruitment exam, candidates can go through the details provided here.
TPSC Vacancy Details:
Post: T.C.S. Grade – II
No. of Vacancy: 30
Pay Scale: Level 14
Post: T.P.S. Grade – II
No. of Vacancy: 10
Pay Scale: Level 14
TPSC Recruitment 2020 Eligibility Criteria:
A candidate must hold the Degree of a recognized University and Knowledge of Bengali/ English/ Kokborok language.
Age Limit: 21 to 40 years
Application Fee: Pay the Examination Fee through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking or Challan.
For Gen/ OBC Candidates: 300/-
For ST/ SC/ BPL card holders/ PH Candidates: 250/-
Starting Date for Submission Of Online Application: March 10, 2020
Last Date for Submission Of Online Application: April 9, 2020
Date of Preliminary Examination: June 7, 2020
How to Apply: Interested Candidates may apply Online through the website tpsc.gov.in from 10.03.2020 to 09.04.2020
Advt. No: 03/2020
Job Location: Tripura
Notification: tpsc.gov.in
Official Website: www.tpsc.gov.in
Selection Process: Selection will be based on Preliminary Examination, Main Examination & Personality Test.
- The Examination will be held in three successive stages namely (i) Preliminary Examination (Multiple Choice type question pattern only) (ii) Main Examination (Pattern of Question in Main Examination will be as mentioned in the latest syllabus) and (iii) Personality Test. The Preliminary Examination, Main Examination, and Personality Test will carry 200 marks, 800 marks, and 100 marks respectively.
- In the case of Preliminary Examination (Multiple Choice type question pattern), there shall be a negative marking of ¼(One-fourth) of the marks assigned to that question for each wrong answer/ multiple answers.
- In the case of Main Examination, there will be a negative marking of ¼ (One-fourth) of the marks assigned to that question for each wrong answer/multiple answers only in the General Studies Paper (Section-I).
- The medium of language for answering questions of the main examination will be governed as per the Commission’s notification No. 10(1-5)-Rectt./TPSC/ 2019 dated 29/03/2019.
