Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam, Date, Applicants, Syllabus

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Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam Date

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam Admission Ticket

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam Confirmation

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Applicants

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam Online Coaching

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Syllabus

Overview

Kerala PSC had the released the notification for Police Constable Driver (Male & Female) on 30^th October, 2023. Last date to submit online application was on 29^th November, 2024. Candidates applied for the exam must read and understand every aspects of the recruitment process in detail. There will be a written exam and a physical test. Standards of physical examination and test are different for male and female candidates. Since vacancies are not yet declared candidates should opt for intense learning program to cover whole of the syllabus. Join the best online coaching platform to fulfil your dream to become the part of one of the best police forces in India.

Important Details
Category Number	416/2023 & 583/2023
Post Name	Police Constable Driver/ Woman Police Constable Driver
Department	Kerala Police
Vacancies	Anticipatory
Notification	Click Here
Syllabus	Click Here
Online Crash Course	Click Here

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Exam Date

The date of examination for Kerala Police constable driver has been declared in the official Kerala PSC April 2024 exam calendar. PSC will be conducting exam on 16^th April, 2024. The exam will be conducted state-wide. Date for physical examination will be declared separately and will be notified in candidates registered profile in official PSC site.

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Admission Ticket

Kerala PSC Police Constable Driver exam admission ticket will be available in your profile from 2^nd April, 2024. All candidates must download and take a printout of the admission ticket. Admission Ticket for physical test will be issued before the test through official site. All candidates are advised to keep the admission tickets safely throughout the recruitment process.

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Confirmation

Window to submit confirmation for Kerala Police Constable Driver had been opened between 1^st February to 20^th February, 2024. Only candidates who had successfully submitted the confirmation within the above-mentioned date will receive admission ticket and allowed to participate in the recruitment process.

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Applicants

As per the latest report a total of 17,846 aspirants have applied for the Kerala Police Constable Driver through official PSC site. Number of applicants doesn’t look too low for a technical category exam under PSC. Therefore, candidates are advised to carry on with their preparation for both written and physical tests.

Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Online Coaching

Kerala Police Constable driver is one of the most anticipated exams in technical PSC recruitment. Candidates require Educational, Technical and Physical Qualifications to appear for the examination. Even if the candidates possess all the educational and technical qualifications, they will have to take a systematic course to clear the written examination. Most of the candidates might find it difficult to prepare especially the Special topic and topics based on the driving license. While choosing an online coaching platform for Technical PSC exams candidates must consider the quality of training provided.

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Kerala Police Constable Driver Exam 2024 Syllabus

Apart from the regular topics such as General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Simple Arithmetic and Mental Ability questions Police Constable driver exam include Special topics for 20 marks and Driving License related questions for 30 marks. Take a look at the detailed mark distribution for each topic.

Police Constable Driver 2024 Mark Distribution
Part	Topics	Marks
I	പൊതുവിജ്ഞാനം	30
	ചരിത്രം	4
	ഭൂമിശാസ്ത്രം	4
	ധനതത്വശാസ്ത്രം	4
	ഇന്ത്യൻ ഭരണഘടന	6
	കേരളം - ഭരണവും രണസംവിധാനങ്ങളും	2
	ജീവശാസ്ത്രവും പൊതുജനാരോഗ്യവും	3
	ഭൗതികശാസ്ത്രം	2
	രസതന്ത്രം	2
	കല, കായികം, സാഹിത്യം,	3
II	ആനുകാലിക വിഷയങ്ങൾ	10
III	ലഘുഗണിതവും, മാനസിക ശേഷിയും നിരീക്ഷണപാടവ പരിശോധനയും	10
IV	Special Topics (തസ്തികകളുടെ സ്വഭാവവുമായി ബന്ധപ്പെട്ട വിഷയങ്ങൾ )	20
V	ഡ്രൈവിങ് ലൈസൻസ് അടിസ്ഥാനമാക്കിയ ചോദ്യങ്ങൾ	30
Total		100

PSC has published the detailed syllabus for both category number 416/2023 and 583/2023 (for ex-servicemen candidate only) in its official website. It is important that candidates study the detailed syllabus for Police Driver exam along with their preparation.

Questions based on driving license will play a crucial role in PSC constable driver examination. Though technical the topic entirely deals with rules and regulations of various motor vehicle acts. See the detailed areas from which questions are expected under this technical topic.

ഡ്രൈവിങ് ലൈസൻസ് അടിസ്ഥാനമാക്കിയ ചോദ്യങ്ങൾ

1. MV Act 1988 Chapter I, II, Central Motor Vehicle Rules 1989 Chapter I, Chapter II (Except Rule 31), Kerala Motor Vehicles Act 1989 )
   1. MV Act 1988, CMVR 1989, KMVR 1989 Definitions:
      1. Articulated vehicles
      2. Certificate of Registration
      3. Golden Hour
      4. Public place
      5. Transport Vehicles
      6. Gross vehicle weight
      7. Heavy goods and passenger Motor Vehicles etc.
   2. Definitions of CMVR 1989 category-M, N&T and types of vehicles described in CMVR rule 3 and 2 (c), (i), (w)
   3. Motor Vehicle Act 1988 Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 14, 15, 18, 20,21 and 23. (1 mark)
   4. Central Motor Vehicle Rules 1989: Rules 3, 4, 5, 9, 15(3), 16, 17A, 18, 21, 22, 26 and 32.
   5. Kerala Motor Vehicle Rules 1989: Rules 4,6,19,20,28,38,40,41,44,45 and 46.
2. Drivers Badge and Motor Vehicle Driving Regulations 2017
   1. Transport Vehicle drivers Badge
      1. Meaning of Public service vehicles,
      2. Types of Public service vehicles, types and validity of permit:
         • Contract Carriage
         • Goods, Hazardous goods
         • Stage Carriage
         • Temporary permit
         • Special Permit etc.
      3. Validity of fitness certificate of vehicles with respect to age, Seating Capacity
   2. Motor Vehicle Driving regulations 2017
      1. Regulations 3 to 10
      2. Regulations 11 to 26
      3. Regulations 27 to 40
3. Basic knowledge on Automobile Engineering with respect to Central Motor Vehicle Rules 1989 Rule 31
   1. CMV Rule1989 Rule 31A
      1. Driving theory – Foot, Hand and other controls
      2. Pre-driving checks
      3. Beginning to drive
      4. Driving on the road
      5. Driving Inter Sections
      6. Reversing and parking.
   2. Driver’s responsibility on Roads
   3. Priority of Certain Vehicles
   4. Introduction:
      1. Dial gauges and controls
      2. Development of Judgment and anticipation
      3. Cross country and Hill driving.
   5. Qualities of a good driver:
      1. Holding Steering Wheels
      2. MSM and PSL
      3. Types of Stopping Emergency, Normal
      4. Use of Engine brake and Exhaust brake. Etc.
4. Offenses under Motor vehicles Act 1988
   1. MV Act 1988 Section 112
      1. Limits of speed in various roads as per latest Government order (S.R.O. No. 707/2023, G.O.(P)No.15/2023/Tran. Dated 23/06/2023.
   2. MV Act Section 113, 114 & 115
      1. Limits of weight and limitation of Use
      2. Powers and power to have the vehicle weighed.
   3. MV Act 1988, Section 130-134
      1. Duty to produce licenses
      2. Precautions to be taken, stop, give information
      3. Duty while accident.
   4. MV Act Section 177 to 201
      1. General offenses penalty
      2. Penalty for violation of MV regulations 2017, Minimum fine by court:
         • Disobedience
         • Driving of vehicle by unauthorized person
         • Excessive speed, dangerous driving
         • Red light Jumping
         • Drunken driving
         • Abatement of offenses
         • Using vehicle in Unsafe
         • Using vehicle without registration, permit, insurance, carriage of excess load and passengers
         • Use of seat belts
         • Failure to allow free passage of Emergency vehicles
         • Use of horns and silence zones
         • Offenses by juveniles
         • Penalty for causing obstruction to free flow of traffic.
5. Good Samaritan & Detention of Documents and Vehicles under Motor Vehicles Act
   1. CMVR 1989:
      1. Rule 168 Examination of Good Samaritan
      2. Rule 169 Examination of Good Samaritan (2 marks)
   2. MV Act 1988 Section 206 & 207
      1. Power of police and other officers to impound documents and vehicles.
   3. CMVR 1989, Rule 138, 138A, 138B, 139, 139A & 167
      1. Signals and additional safety measures
      2. FAST TAG
      3. Carriage of goods in Motor Vehicles
      4. Production of License and Certificate of Registration
      5. Production of documents in electronic forms.
      6. Procedure and payment of E-challan.
6. Construction Equipment and Maintenance of Motor Vehicles. CMVR Rule 117 to 137)
   1. Speedometer, speed governors, horns, silencers, painting of motor Vehicles. (Rule 117- 122)
   2. Safety features:
      1. Safety devices in motor Cycles
      2. Safety belt, Collapsible steering,
      3. Special requirement of Transport Vehicles in that are driven on hills
      4. Safety requirement of all Vehicles
      5. Exemptions of Armoured Vehicles (Rule 123-125L)
   3. Transportation of goods and dangerous or hazardous nature to human life:
      1. Spark arrester
      2. Manner of display of class labels
      3. Emergency information panel
      4. Instruction to the driver
      5. Driver report to the police station (Rule129-136).