TNPSC PYQ 1 (2022) — Quantitative Aptitude
1 | 2 | 3 4 | 5 | 6 7 | 8 | 9 27 | 38 | ?
Find the missing number in the place of ?.
- 49
- 50
- 51
- 52
Answer: B. 50
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TNPSC PYQ 2 (2022) — Logical Reasoning
An apple costs Rs 60, a guava costs @ 90 and a mango costs. ₹ 60. How much a pomegranate cost?
- ₹ 60
- ₹ 90
- ₹ 120
- ₹ 150
- Answer not known
Answer: C. ₹ 120
TNPSC PYQ 3 (2025) — Economics
“Over half of India’s GDP comes from rural India and almost two thirds of rural GDP comes from non-farm activities. Despite this, there are too many people engaged in low productivity occupations, and a lot more work of better, predictable nature is needed to enable a better life for rural India’s inhabitants, especially the young”.
What can be inferred from the above statement about the economic contribution of rural India to the overall GDP?
- Rural India contributes less than half of India’s GDP
- Rural India contributes more than half of India’s GDP, but its economy heavily depends on farm activities
- The GDP of rural India is solely driven by agricultural activities
- Rural India contributes more than half of India’s GDP, and a significant portion comes from non-farm activities
- Answer not known
Answer: D. Rural India contributes more than half of India’s GDP, and a significant portion comes from non-farm activities
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TNPSC PYQ trend analysis (2019–2025)
This page indexes 997 TNPSC previous year questions from 5 prelims papers (2019–2025), grouped into 12 subject areas. Attempt them online free in exam-style flow, see the correct answer and explanation instantly, and use topic-wise weightage to focus your revision.
The most-tested TNPSC topics by average weightage are History (~23.5%, 26–60 questions per year), Quantitative Aptitude (~13.2%, 19–49 questions per year), Polity (~13.0%, 18–37 questions per year), Current Affairs (~11.0%, 8–30 questions per year), and General Knowledge (~10.6%, 8–36 questions per year). Prioritise these high-yield areas first.
TNPSC PYQ volume by year: 2025 — 200, 2024 — 199, 2022 — 198, 2021 — 200, 2019 — 200.
Topics trending up in recent TNPSC papers — History, Polity, Current Affairs, Reasoning, and English — deserve extra revision time.
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TNPSC History PYQs
Trending upAvg weightage: 23.5% · Range: 26-60
High-yield subtopics: Modern India & Freedom Struggle, Regional & State History (India), Ancient India
TNPSC Quantitative Aptitude PYQs
Stable trendAvg weightage: 13.2% · Range: 19-49
High-yield subtopics: Arithmetic, Data & Numbers, Geometry & Mensuration
TNPSC Polity PYQs
Trending upAvg weightage: 13.0% · Range: 18-37
High-yield subtopics: Constitution & Amendments, Parliament & Legislation, Fundamental Rights & Duties
TNPSC Current Affairs PYQs
Trending upAvg weightage: 11.0% · Range: 8-30
High-yield subtopics: National Events & Policy, Climate, Environment & Disasters Current, Tech, Space & Innovation Current
TNPSC General Knowledge PYQs
Stable trendAvg weightage: 10.6% · Range: 8-36
High-yield subtopics: Books, Authors & Media, Organisations & Institutions, Places, Symbols & Miscellaneous
TNPSC Environment PYQs
Stable trendAvg weightage: 0.0% · Range: 0-0
High-yield subtopics: Ecology — ecosystems, food chains, biodiversity, Tamil Nadu — Nilgiri Biosphere, Gulf of Mannar, wetlands, Biodiversity hotspots — Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats endemic species
TNPSC Science PYQs
Trending downAvg weightage: 10.2% · Range: 12-31
High-yield subtopics: Chemistry, Biology & Health, Physics
TNPSC Economics PYQs
Stable trendAvg weightage: 7.3% · Range: 8-21
High-yield subtopics: Indian Economy & Planning, Social Sector & Welfare, Industry & Trade
TNPSC Geography PYQs
Trending downAvg weightage: 4.4% · Range: 5-11
High-yield subtopics: Indian Geography, Physical Geography, Environment & Ecology
TNPSC General PYQs
Trending downAvg weightage: 4.0% · Range: 0-20
High-yield subtopics: General Awareness
TNPSC Reasoning PYQs
Trending upAvg weightage: 2.1% · Range: 1-9
High-yield subtopics: Logical Reasoning, Puzzles & Arrangement, Number & Pattern Series
TNPSC English PYQs
Trending upAvg weightage: 0.5% · Range: 0-5
High-yield subtopics: Comprehension, Grammar & Vocabulary
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Available PYQ year span: 2019 to 2025 (5 years indexed).
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