Kerala PSC women police constable 2014 exam syllabus

The final phase of preparation is underway for the women police constable (Category No: 262/2014 to 263/2014) exam to be conducted by the Kerala PSC. The date and syllabus of the exam has already been published at the PSC website. It is very important that the candidates should have a thorough knowledge about the detailed syllabus before the exam. The women police constable exam will be conducted on 30th August (Saturday) 2014 from 1.30 PM to 3.15 PM at various centres in Kerala. From 11th August onwards, the candidates can download the admission tickets through their one time registration profile from www.keralapsc.gov.in,the Kerala PSC website.

The preliminarily test consists of an objective type exam (OMR Valuation) which is based on the qualification prescribed for the post. The exam duration will be 1 hour 15 minutes with maximum marks 100. With less than a month remaining for the exam, candidates who are appearing for the test need to undertake hardcore training either through self learning or crash courses arranged by various coaching institutes. The syllabus of the Armed Women Police Constable exam 2014 would give a clear idea about the topics to be covered while having foundational study.

Syllabus of Women Police Constable

• Part I: General Knowledge, Current Affairs & Renaissance in Kerala


• Part II: General English


• Part III: Simple Arithmetic & Mental Ability

Women Police Constable selection process

Important points to remember

• Other than the main topics in the syllabus referred in the examination program, questions from other parts related with the educational qualifications prescribed for the post probably will also appear in the question paper. All the topics mentioned under the sub head "Main Topics" may not be covered in the question paper.


• Along with the Identification Certificate attached to the admission tickets, candidates who are appearing for the written exam should have to bring the original of any one of the following documents to prove their identity at the time of examination. Voters Identity Card, Passport, PAN Card, Driving License, AADHAAR card issued by the Central Government. (Do check the official website to get the complete list of the identity documents). Those candidates who fail to produce the original identity proof will not be permitted to attend the examination.