AP Police Jail Warder Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026 - ProJobAlert

Selection Process

The selection process for AP Police Jail Warder involves multiple stages designed to evaluate candidates' knowledge, physical fitness, and overall suitability. Candidates must successfully clear each stage to proceed further in the recruitment drive.

• Phase 1: Preliminary Written Test (Objective Type MCQs – 200 Marks)
• Phase 2: Physical Measurement Test (PMT) (Height, Chest, Weight Measurement)
• Phase 3: Physical Efficiency Test (PET) (Running, Long Jump, etc.)
• Phase 4: Final Written Examination (Objective Type MCQs)

• Question Type: All questions will be Objective-Type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
• Language/Medium: The examination will be conducted in English, Telugu, and Urdu, except for the English Language paper.
• Standard of Questions: The difficulty level of questions will be of Intermediate (10+2) standard.
• Negative Marking: Details regarding negative marking will be specified in the official notification.

1. Arithmetic & Reasoning Ability

• Arithmetic: Number Systems, Simplification, Decimals, Percentage, Profit & Loss, Simple & Compound Interest, Ratio & Proportion, Average, Time & Work, Time & Distance, Data Interpretation & Charts.
• Reasoning: Analogies, Similarities and Differences, Spatial Visualization & Spatial Orientation, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations, Direction Sense, Decision Making, Visual Memory, Non-Verbal Series.

2. General Science

• Physics: Basic concepts, motion, work, energy, light, sound.
• Chemistry: Day-to-day chemical reactions, elements, compounds, household chemistry.
• Biology: Human anatomy, plant physiology, health, hygiene, diseases, nutrition.
• General: Everyday scientific observations and technological developments.

3. History & Culture of India (with special focus on AP)

• Indian History: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Indian History.
• National Movement: Indian Freedom Struggle and National Movement.
• Andhra Pradesh: History and Socio-Cultural Heritage of Andhra Pradesh, Post-Independence Era and Reorganisation of Andhra Pradesh.

4. Indian Polity & Economy

• Polity: Constitution of India (Preamble, Fundamental Rights & Duties), Union and State Executive, Judiciary, Legislature, Panchayati Raj Institutions and Local Governance.
• Economy: Indian Economic Structure, Planning, Financial System, Economic Reforms and Government Schemes in Andhra Pradesh.

5. Geography & Environmental Issues

• Geography: General Geography of India and Andhra Pradesh, Physical, Social, and Economic Geography.
• Environment: Climate, Rivers, Soil, Forests, Natural Resources, Environmental Protection, Ecology, Disaster Management.

6. Current Events (National & International)

• Events: Major National & International Events, Latest Awards, Sports, Books & Authors.
• Policies: Government Policies and Social Initiatives, Science & Technology Updates, Defence Exercises, Summits.

7. English Language

• Grammar: Basic English Grammar (Tenses, Articles, Prepositions, Subject-Verb Agreement).
• Vocabulary: Vocabulary, Synonyms, Antonyms.
• Comprehension: Sentence Correction, Error Spotting, Reading Comprehension & Para Jumbles.

Physical Measurement Test (PMT)

Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

• Male Candidates: Running / Endurance Events (details to be specified in official notification).
• Female Candidates: Running / Endurance Events (details to be specified in official notification).

• Focus on High-Weightage Topics: Prioritize subjects like Arithmetic, Reasoning, General Studies, and topics specific to Andhra Pradesh History & Current Affairs.
• Practice Mock Tests Regularly: Solve previous years’ question papers and full-length mock tests to improve speed, accuracy, and time management skills.
• Stay Updated with Current Affairs: Consistently read newspapers, monthly current affairs magazines, and official government updates, with a special emphasis on Andhra Pradesh-related events and schemes.
• Revise the Syllabus Frequently: Implement regular revision of important formulas, concepts, and factual topics to improve retention and boost confidence before the exam.
• Maintain Physical Fitness: Begin daily physical training, including running, endurance, and agility exercises, to adequately prepare for the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET).
• Follow a Consistent Study Schedule: Create a realistic timetable that effectively balances subject-wise study, revision sessions, mock tests, and physical practice for comprehensive preparation.