Published On: June 15, 2026 | Last Updated: June 15, 2026
Candidates preparing for the Telangana Public Service Commission (TGPSC) Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) Recruitment 2026 should thoroughly understand the latest syllabus and exam pattern before starting their preparation. The syllabus serves as a roadmap for the examination, helping candidates focus on high-scoring topics and improve their chances of securing one of the 222 prestigious Civil Engineering government jobs in Telangana.
A clear understanding of the TGPSC AEE Exam Pattern 2026 enables aspirants to manage time effectively, prioritize important subjects, and create a structured study plan for better performance in the written examination.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Organization | Telangana Public Service Commission (TGPSC) |
| Post Name | Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) |
| Department | Roads & Buildings Department |
| Vacancies | 222 Posts |
| Exam Mode | Offline / OMR Based |
| Question Type | Objective Multiple Choice Questions |
| Selection Process | Written Examination + Certificate Verification |
| Total Papers | 2 Papers |
| Total Marks | 450 Marks |
| Total Questions | 300 Questions |
| Duration | 150 Minutes for Each Paper |
| Official Website | www.tgpsc.gov.in |
Many candidates spend months preparing but fail to focus on the right topics. Studying the official syllabus helps candidates:
Identify important subjects.
Avoid wasting time on irrelevant topics.
Improve accuracy and score.
Create effective revision plans.
Focus on high-weightage engineering concepts.
Enhance chances of qualifying for merit positions.
For Civil Engineering aspirants, mastering the syllabus can significantly improve ranking in this highly competitive recruitment examination.
The selection process consists of the following stages:
The written test evaluates candidates on:
General Studies & General Abilities
Civil Engineering (Degree Level)
Candidates are shortlisted based on marks obtained in the written examination.
Shortlisted candidates must produce original documents for verification.
Candidates must meet prescribed medical fitness standards before appointment.
The examination consists of two objective-type papers.
| Paper | Subject | Questions | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper-I | General Studies & General Abilities | 150 | 150 | 150 Minutes |
| Paper-II | Civil Engineering (Degree Level) | 150 | 300 | 150 Minutes |
| Total | - | 300 | 450 | 300 Minutes |
Objective Multiple Choice Questions.
Paper-I carries 1 mark per question.
Paper-II carries 2 marks per question.
Civil Engineering paper has higher weightage.
Merit is determined primarily through written examination performance.
National Current Events
International Developments
Telangana State Current Affairs
Government Schemes
Economic Developments
Science and Technology Updates
Environmental Issues
Constitutional Framework
Fundamental Rights
Directive Principles
Parliament
Judiciary
Constitutional Amendments
Federal Structure
Economic Planning
Fiscal Policy
Monetary Policy
Banking System
Inflation
Budget
Economic Reforms
State Development Programs
Industrial Growth
Agriculture Sector
Irrigation Projects
Welfare Schemes
Indian Geography
Telangana Geography
Climate
Rivers
Natural Resources
Environmental Conservation
Indian Freedom Movement
Modern Indian History
Telangana History
Telangana Movement
Basic Sciences
Space Technology
Biotechnology
Information Technology
Emerging Technologies
Analytical Ability
Data Interpretation
Number Series
Coding-Decoding
Blood Relations
Syllogisms
Disaster Preparedness
Flood Management
Earthquake Management
Emergency Response
Force Systems
Equilibrium
Centroid
Moment of Inertia
Friction
Virtual Work
Stress and Strain
Elastic Constants
Bending Moment
Shear Force
Torsion
Deflection of Beams
Columns
Determinate Structures
Indeterminate Structures
Influence Lines
Trusses
Arches
Slope Deflection Method
Limit State Design
Flexural Members
Shear Design
Compression Members
Footings
Slabs
Retaining Walls
Design Principles
Tension Members
Compression Members
Beams
Connections
Industrial Structures
Cement
Aggregates
Concrete
Timber
Bricks
Steel
Modern Construction Materials
Building Construction
Foundation Systems
Formwork
Construction Equipment
Quality Control
Soil Properties
Soil Classification
Permeability
Consolidation
Shear Strength
Shallow Foundations
Deep Foundations
Bearing Capacity
Settlement Analysis
Fluid Properties
Hydrostatics
Fluid Kinematics
Pipe Flow
Open Channel Flow
Pumps
Turbines
Hydraulic Machines
Water Distribution Systems
Rainfall Analysis
Runoff
Flood Estimation
Groundwater
Canal Systems
Reservoir Planning
Irrigation Methods
Water Management
Water Treatment
Water Quality Standards
Distribution Systems
Sewerage Systems
Sewage Treatment
Sludge Disposal
Waste Collection
Disposal Techniques
Environmental Regulations
Pavement Design
Traffic Engineering
Highway Materials
Track Components
Signaling Systems
Runway Design
Airport Planning
Chain Surveying
Compass Surveying
Leveling
Theodolite Survey
Total Station
GPS Surveying
Quantity Surveying
Valuation
Specifications
Rate Analysis
CPM
PERT
Project Scheduling
Quality Assurance
Resource Management
Focus on:
Strength of Materials
RCC Design
Soil Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics
General Studies Basics
Study 6-8 hours daily.
Cover:
Structural Analysis
Transportation Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Surveying
Estimation & Costing
Practice numerical problems daily.
Focus on:
Formula Revision
Previous Papers
Mock Tests
Weak Topics
Attempt at least:
20 Full-Length Mock Tests
10 Subject-Wise Tests
General Studies: 2 Hours
Civil Engineering Core Subjects: 5 Hours
Practice Questions: 2 Hours
Revision: 1 Hour
Complete One Major Subject
Solve Previous Year Questions
Attempt One Full Mock Test
M. Laxmikanth
Lucent GK
Telangana State Publications
R.K. Rajput
B.C. Punmia
R.S. Khurmi
Gopal Ranjan
S.K. Garg
Khanna & Justo
B.C. Punmia
TGPSC Previous Year Papers
Civil Engineering Mock Tests
GATE Civil Engineering Materials
Engineering Competitive Exam Portals
Telangana Current Affairs Monthly Magazines
✔ Focus more on Paper-II as it carries 300 marks.
✔ Prepare short notes for formulas and concepts.
✔ Solve previous engineering service examination papers.
✔ Revise Telangana-specific topics regularly.
✔ Practice objective questions every day.
✔ Improve time management through mock tests.
✔ Analyze mistakes after every test.
The examination carries a total of 450 marks.
There are two papers: General Studies & General Abilities and Civil Engineering.
Selection is based on written examination performance followed by certificate verification and medical fitness verification.
Paper-II Civil Engineering carries 300 marks and has the highest weightage.
Yes, the syllabus is based on B.E/B.Tech Civil Engineering standards.
Start with Strength of Materials, RCC, Soil Mechanics, General Studies, and Current Affairs before moving to advanced engineering subjects.
RCC Design, Structural Analysis, Soil Mechanics, Transportation Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and Surveying are generally considered high-scoring areas.
Candidates should ideally attempt at least 20 full-length mock tests before the examination.
Source: Official recruitment notifications & government portals.
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