APPSC Group 2 Mains: The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission is expected to announced the results for the APPSC Group 2 Prelims result 2024 soon. Once declared, candidates who had taken the exam will be able to check their results and scores on the official website of the commission at psc.ap.gov.in.
The APPSC had conducted the Group 2 services recruitment exam (preliminary round) on February 25, 2024 in multiple centres across the state.Candidates who qualify will be eligible to appear for the second stage of recruitment process- APPSC Group 2 Mains exam.
APPSC Group 2 Mains exam patternThe APPSC Group 2 Mains Exam is divided into three papers, each with an equal weightage. All questions are of the objective type and are intended to correspond to the difficulty level of a bachelor’s degree curriculum.
Candidates receive one mark for each correct answer, while incorrect responses result in a 1/3 mark deduction.
Paper I of the exam covers topics such as Andhra Pradesh’s social history and cultural movements, as well as a general overview of the Indian Constitution.
Paper II focuses on the economy of India and Andhra Pradesh, as well as scientific and technological aspects. Overall, the Mains Exam consists of 300 questions worth 300 marks, which must be completed within 300 minutes.
APPSC Group 2 Mains syllabus for Paper 1In this paper, there are two sections. Section A covers Social and Cultural History of Andhra Pradesh (AP), while Section B includes Indian Constitution. Total this section carries 150 marks. Here’s an overview of the syllabus:
- Syllabus for Paper 1 Section A
Topics
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Content |
| Prehistoric Cultures |
– The Satavahanas, The Ikshvakus: Socio-Economic and Religious Conditions, Literature, Art and Architecture- The Vishnukundins, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Andhra Cholas: Society, Religion, Telugu Language, Art and Architecture |
| Various Dynasties (11th-16th Century) |
– Socio-Religious and Economic Conditions, Growth of Telugu Language and Literature, Art, and Architecture in Andhradesa between the 11th to 16th centuries A.D. |
| Advent of Europeans |
– Trade centers, Andhra under the Company, 1857 Revolt and its Impact on Andhra, Establishment of British Rule, Socio-Cultural Awakening, Justice Party/Self Respect Movement, Growth of Nationalist Movement in Andhra between 1885 to 1947, Role of Socialists, Communists, Anti-Zamindari, and Kisan Movements |
| Origin and Growth of Andhra Movement |
– Role of Andhra Mahasabhas, Prominent Leaders, Events leading to the formation of Andhra State 1953, Role of Press and Newspapers in the Andhra Movement, Role of Library Movement and Folk and Tribal Culture |
| Events leading to Formation of AP |
– Visalandhra Mahasabha, States Reorganization Commission and its Recommendations, Gentlemen Agreement, Important Social and Cultural Events between 1956 to 2014 |
- Syllabus for Paper 1 Section B
Topics
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Content |
| Nature of Indian Constitution |
– Constitutional Development- Salient features of Indian Constitution- Preamble, Fundamental Rights- Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Duties- Amendment of the Constitution- Basic Structure of the Constitution |
| Structure and Functions of Indian Govt |
– Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary- Types of Legislatures: Unicameral, Bicameral- Executive – Parliamentary- Judiciary – Judicial review, Judicial Activism |
| Distribution of Powers |
– Legislative and Executive Powers between the Union and the States- Legislative, Administrative, and Financial Relations between the Union and the States- Powers and Functions of Constitutional Bodies: Human Rights Commission, RTI, Lokpal and Lok Ayukta |
| Center-State Relations |
– Need for Reforms- Rajmannar Committee, Sarkaria Commission, M.M.Punchchi Commission- Unitary and Federal features of Indian Constitution- Indian Political Parties, Party System in India- Recognition of National and State Parties, Elections and Electoral Reforms, Anti-Defection Law |
| Centralization Vs Decentralization |
– Community Development Programme- Balwant Rai Mehta, Ashok Mehta Committees- 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendment Acts and their Implementation |
APPSC Group 2 Mains syllabus for Paper 2
In paper 2, Section A includes India and AP Economy, whereas Section B includes Science and Technology. The total marks allocated in this paper is 150. Here’s an overview of the syllabus:
- Syllabus for Paper 2 Section A
| Topics |
Content |
| Structure of Indian Economy, Economic Planning and Policy |
– National Income of India: Concept and Measurement of National Income- Occupational Pattern and Sectoral Distribution of Income in India- Economic Growth and Economic Development- Strategy of Planning in India- New Economic Reforms 1991- Decentralization of Financial Resources- NITI Aayog |
| Money, Banking, Public Finance and Foreign Trade |
– Functions and Measures of Money Supply- Reserve Bank of India(RBI): Functions, Monetary Policy and Control of Credit- Indian Banking: Structure, Development and Reforms- Inflation: Causes and Remedies- India’s Fiscal Policy: Fiscal Imbalance, Deficit Finance and Fiscal Responsibility- Indian Tax Structure- Goods and Services Tax (GST)- Recent Indian Budget- India’s Balance of Payments (BOP)- FDI |
| Agricultural Sector, Industrial Sector and Services in Indian Economy |
– Indian Agriculture: Cropping Pattern, Agricultural Production and Productivity- Agricultural Finance and Marketing in India: Issues and Initiatives- Agricultural Pricing and Policy in India: MSP, Procurement, Issue Price and Distribution- Industrial Development in India: Patterns and Problems- New Industrial Policy, 1991- Disinvestment- Ease of doing Business- Industrial Sickness: Causes, Consequences and Remedial Measures- Services Sector: Growth and Contribution of Services Sector in India- Role of IT and ITES Industry in Development |
| Structure of Andhra Pradesh Economy and Public Finance |
– Structure and Growth of AP Economy: Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) and Sectoral Contribution, AP Per Capita Income (PCI)- AP State Revenue: Tax and Non-Tax Revenue- AP State Expenditure, Debts and Interest Payments- Central Assistance- Projects of External Assistance- Recent AP Budget |
| Agriculture and Allied Sector, Industrial Sector and Services Sector of Andhra Pradesh |
– Production Trends of Agriculture and Allied Sectors- Cropping Pattern- Rural Credit Cooperatives- Agricultural Marketing- Strategies, Schemes and Programmes related to Agricultural Sector and Allied Sectors in Andhra Pradesh Including Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Forests- Growth and Structure of Industries- Recent AP Industrial Development Policy- Single Window Mechanism- Industrial Incentives- MSMEs- Industrial Corridors- Structure and Growth of Services Sector- Information Technology, Electronics and Communications in Andhra Pradesh- Recent AP IT Policy |
- Syllabus for Paper 2 Section B
| Topics |
Content |
| Technology Missions, Policies and Applications |
– National S&T Policy: Recent developments- Space Technology: Launch Vehicles, Satellite Launches- Defence Technology: DRDO, IGMDP- Information and Communication Technology: Policies, Digital India Mission, E-Governance- Cyber Security concerns: Policies- Nuclear Technology: Reactors, Nuclear Programme |
| Energy Management: Policy and Projections |
– Installed Energy Capacities and Demand- National Energy Policy- National Policy on Biofuels- Bharat Stage Norms- Non-Renewable and Renewable Energy: Sources and Capacities- Recent Initiatives in Renewable Energy Sector |
| Ecosystem and Biodiversity |
– Ecology and Ecosystem components- Biodiversity: Hotspots, Conservation Methods- Wildlife Conservation: CITES, Endangered Species, Biosphere Reserves- Indian Wildlife Conservation efforts, projects, acts, and initiatives |
| Waste Management and Pollution Control |
– Solid Waste Management- Environmental Pollution: Types, Sources, Impacts- Pollution Control: Projects, acts, initiatives- Impact of Transgenics on Environment- Eco-Friendly Technologies, Bioremediation in India |
| Environment and Health |
– Climate Change, Acid Rain, Ozone Layer Depletion- Global Initiatives to tackle Climate Change- Sustainable Development: Goals- Disease Burden Trends, Epidemic and Pandemic Challenges- Public Health Initiatives and Programmes |
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