Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Applicants

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Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Applicants

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Exam Date

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Confirmation

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Admission Ticket

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Vacancy

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Eligibility

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Syllabus

PSC SI Previous Questions – Special Topic

Overview

Listen all PSC Sub Inspector applicants, Kerala PSC has officially released the number of candidates applied for various SI exams under various categories. Kerala Public service commission has released two notifications for a total of five category of recruitment. Both the notifications were released on 29^th December, 2024. And last date to apply was on 31^st January 2024. As per the official release by PSC above 3 lakh candidates have applied for Sub Inspector Recruitment exam under various categories. To grab your dream of filling yourself in the uniform of a Sub Inspector under Kerala Police join the best online coaching platform.

Important Details of Kerala PSC SI Exam 2024
Category Number	572/2023 - 576/2023
Exam Mode	Written Test & Physical Test
Stage 1	Preliminary Examination
Stage 2	Mains Examination
Stage 3	Physical Efficiency Test
Total Applicants	3,28,930
Syllabus	Click Here
Previous Year Questions	Click Here

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Applicants

The official data released by Kerala PSC shows that Sub Inspector exam in Civil Police Open Market under the category number 572/2023 has the highest number of applicants, 2,13,811. Previous year the number was 1,96,669. Its high time the candidates applied for Kerala PSC SI Civil Police in Open Market started or joined an intense coaching.

Category-wise Sub Inspector Applicant Details
Category No.	Post Name	Current Applicants	Previous Applicants
572/2023	Civil Police Open Market	2,13,811	1,96,669
573/2023	From among the Graduate Ministerial staff of Police and Vigilance Department, Finger print Experts, Fingerprint Searchers of the Fingerprint Bureau who had completed two years of service in Police/Vigilance Department	395	404
574/2023	From among the Graduate Police Constables, Head Constables and officers of corresponding rank in Police and Vigilance Department.	4,296	4,870
575/2023	Armed Police Battalion Open Market	1,06,767	1,09,597
576/2023	Constabulary [Direct Recruitment from among the Graduate Head Constables, Police Constables and officers of corresponding rank in Police or Vigilance Department]	3,661	5,073
Total		3,28,930	3,16,613

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Exam Date

Kerala PSC SI Preliminary exam has been included in Degree Common Preliminary Examination. The first two stages of this exam is declared to be conducted on April 13^th and 27^th of 2024. The candidates shortlisted based on the performance in this exam will have to attend the mains exam scheduled in August – October 2024. The date of Physical efficiency test will be announced later.

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Confirmation

Candidates should never miss the PSC Confirmation for SI Exam. The window for submitting confirmation will be active between 1^st February, 2024 and 20^th February, 2024. Candidates must submit confirmation for Prelims and Mains separately. Confirmation for physical test has not been implemented yet. PSC will send each candidate an SMS with One Time Password to submit the confirmation. Candidates must submit the confirmation with OTP within 10 minutes of receiving the SMS. Candidates who miss the time span may resend the OTP to the registered phone number.

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Admission Ticket

Kerala PSC is conducting the Degree level common preliminary exam in two stages for the month of April. The admission tickets for the candidate appearing in stage 1 examination will be available from 30^th March 2024. And stage 2 admission tickets from 12^th April. Candidates should download their SI Exam Admission tickets from the registered PSC profile. Also, print the same and keep it until the recruitment process is over. Separate admission tickets will be issued for Prelims, Mains and Physical Tests.

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Vacancy

Vacancy for Kerala PSC SI recruitment under various category has not been declared yet. Though lot of vacancies are expected candidates need a proper study plan and clear course strategy to complete the topics in the syllabus, revisions, mock tests and physical training.

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Eligibility

Kerala PSC SI eligibility is very important and are strictly followed throughout the selection process. As usual in all uniform post recruitments done by Kerala PSC here also Physical Efficiency forms an important part. Though both female and male candidates have the test rules for the physical efficiency test are different. Candidates should refer the official notification towards that matter. Since physical ability is equally important candidates are advised to start the training along with the coaching for written examination. Candidates must read and understand the complete eligibility criteria. Any fault in the required qualification or other listed eligibility particulars will lead to the omission of candidates from the recruitment process. And if it is found after the appointment respective legal actions will be taken by the corresponding authority.

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector Syllabus

Detailed syllabus for SI exam has been released in official site. All candidates should study the syllabus in detail and create a study plan accordingly such that no topics are missed or left out. While creating study candidates must be careful to give the special topic in Mains examination an extra important as the topic has a vast area to cover.

PSC SI Previous Questions – Special Topic

PSC SI Previous Questions – Special Topic

1. A obstructs a path along which Z has a right to pass. A not believing in good faith that he has a right to stop the path. Z is thereby prevented from passing. A has committed the offence of
   1. Wrongful restraint
   2. Wrongful confinement
   3. Wrongful confinement and restraint
   4. None of the above.
2. A man shall be guilty of the offence of sexual harassment under Section 354A of Indian Penal Code, 1860, if he commits :

1. Physical contact and advances involving unwelcome and explicit sexual overtures.
2. A demand or request for sexual favours.
3. Showing pornography against the will of a woman.
4. making sexually coloured remarks.
   1. i only
   2. Both i and ii
   3. i, ii and iii
   4. i, ii, iii and iv

3. Right of arrested person to meet an advocate of his choice during interrogation is contained in
   1. Section 41
   2. Section 41 A
   3. Section 41 C
   4. Section 41 d
4. Electronic Serial Number (ESN) and System Identification Code (SIC) are covered by the term “computer source code”.
   1. True
   2. False
   3. Neither true nor false
   4. None of the above
5. Certification practice statement specifying the practices that the Certifying Authority employs in issuing electronic signature certificates is issued by which of the following entities?
   1. Certifying Authority
   2. Central Government
   3. Cyber Emergency Response Team
   4. National Informatics Centre
6. The punishment for identity theft is provided for under
   1. Section 356 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860
   2. Section 353 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860
   3. Section 66C of the Information Technology Act, 2000
   4. Section 65 of the Information Technology Act, 2008
7. The words “dishonestly” and “fraudulently” are defined in
   1. General Clauses Act, 1897
   2. Information Technology Act, 2000
   3. Indian Penal Code, 1860
   4. None of the above
8. Which of the following statements is/are correct?
   1. Inquiry means every inquiry other than a trial conducted under the Code of Criminal Procedure by a magistrate or Court.
   2. Inquiry includes all the proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure for the collection of evidence conducted by a magistrate.
   3. Inquiry means every inquiry including a trial conducted under the Code of Criminal Procedure by a magistrate or Court.
   4. All the above
9. Which of the following statements is/are correct with reference to Section 43 (a) of the IT Act?

1. Section 43 (a) creates liability for compensation in the case of access to a computer.
2. Section 43 (a) creates liability for compensation in case of securing access to a computer.
3. Section 43 (a) creates liability for compensation in case of damage to a computer.
4. Section 43 (a) creates liability for compensation in case of disruption to a computer.
   1. Only i
   2. Only i and ii
   3. Only iii
   4. Only iii and iv

10. A obtains property from Z by saying - “your child is in the hands of my gang, and will be put to death unless you send us ten thousand rupees”. A has committed the offence of
    1. Extortion
    2. Robbery
    3. dacoity
    4. Theft

Answer Key
Q.No.	Answer
1	a
2	d
3	d
4	a
5	a
6	c
7	c
8	a
9	b
10	a