👌|ఈ రోజు జరిగిన TGPSC PCB పరీక్షలో అడిగిన 👉60 GS ప్రశ్నలు వివరణ చూడండి TGPSC PCB Exam-2026

Summary

The video is a post-exam review of the General Studies paper from the TGPSC Pollution Control Board (PCB) computer-based exam. The presenter says the official paper would not be released, so the review is based on questions they remembered after taking the exam. They recall roughly 60 questions, later referring to 64, and discuss likely answers. Some wording and details are unclear in the auto-generated subtitles, so several points below are marked as uncertain.

The presenter describes the paper as moderate. Many Telangana and current-affairs questions were manageable, while some statement-based, matching, and chronology questions required careful preparation. They recommend being comfortable with arithmetic and English, reading questions carefully, and studying Telangana maps, history, and current affairs.

Current affairs and recent events

• Floods in Nepal: The presenter identifies the Trishuli and Budhi Gandaki rivers.
• A DRDO long-range air-defence missile test was said to have taken place from APJ Abdul Kalam Island, Odisha.
• A question concerned a river disputed between India and Bangladesh, but its name is garbled in the subtitles.
• Young India Sports University, intended to prepare Telangana athletes for future major events, was to be located in Gachibowli.
• A matching question covered Padma Award recipients, including Mammootty, Shibu Soren, and Vijay. The exact award-category pairings are unclear.
• The theme of the 2026 Milan Games was recalled as brotherhood, unity, and cooperation.
• A memorial park for poet Ande Sri was said to have been built at Ghatkesar.
• A question covered the BRICS meeting, including claims about it being held in New Delhi, India’s presidency, and a “Namaste” logo. The presenter recalls these as statement-based details but does not clearly reconstruct every statement.
• The presenter recalls a football question involving Spain and goalkeeper Unai Simón, but the event and award are unclear.
• A question concerned the countries hosting the 2026 Under-19 Cricket World Cup; Zimbabwe and Namibia are mentioned. The presenter also recalls a claim about India’s previous wins and says one version of the question may have misstated the number.
• A question concerned the NITI Aayog vice-chairperson and recent appointments. The presenter cannot recall all the names clearly.
• For the Musi Riverfront, the presenter says the stated aims included tourism and water purification; an agricultural-development statement was identified as incorrect.
• The 2026 World Water Day theme was recalled as relating to water and gender equality.
• A long statement-based question concerned India–Italy relations during a recent visit by Prime Minister Modi.
• The National Tiger Conservation Authority was linked to the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.

Telangana: geography, society, history, and schemes

• Telangana’s position in relation to Andhra Pradesh was tested through a map- or direction-based question. The presenter stresses the importance of knowing maps and neighbouring boundaries.
• Telangana was formed in 2014.
• Two questions concerned the Tungabhadra River, including its relationship to the Krishna River. The exact wording of one question is not recalled.
• Chenchus and Konda Reddis were identified as Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs).
• A literacy question stated that male literacy in Telangana is below 80%; the presenter says this is correct. A claim that female literacy is above 60% was considered incorrect.
• Sammakka–Saralamma Jatara was treated as a tribal fair.
• Telugu and Urdu were identified as Telangana’s official languages.
• A Satavahana question asked about names associated with Vasishtiputra, including Pulumavi and Shiva Sri Satakarni.
• September 17 was connected to Hyderabad’s integration with India; the operation was Operation Polo.
• Several questions required arranging Telangana Movement events chronologically, including events concerning the City College incident, the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Bill, Assembly elections, and Telangana Formation Day. The presenter does not give a reliable complete sequence.
• The World Telugu Conference was associated with 2017.
• A matching question involved Telangana writers and publications, including Kaloji Narayana Rao, Dasarathi Rangacharya, and Suravaram Pratap Reddy. The exact pairings are unclear.
• Aasara pensions were linked to 2014.
• Scheme questions included Mission Kakatiya and Mission Bhagiratha. The presenter advises candidates to distinguish their purposes and read the wording carefully. The subtitles also mention another scheme, but its name and details are unclear.
• Ramappa Temple was identified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, inscribed in 2021. Other Telangana archaeological or heritage sites were also mentioned, but the recalled list is incomplete.

Indian history, geography, and civics

• The Vellore Mutiny of 1806 was given as an early revolt against British rule.
• A question asked about artists migrating after nineteenth-century political changes. The presenter suggests a link to the weakening of Mughal power and the Nizam’s kingdom, but says the wording and options are unclear.
• A matching question covered Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Lala Lajpat Rai, and Bipin Chandra Pal and their roles.
• Questions tested the chronology of events related to the Indian National Congress and the nationalist movement.
• The venue of the split between moderates and extremists was identified as Surat.
• A question about the Atmiya Sabha included a false pairing with the Ramakrishna Mission; the presenter associates the Atmiya Sabha with Raja Rammohan Roy.
• The climate near the equator was described as humid.
• A neighbouring-country and border question included Nepal–Bihar and Mizoram–Myanmar as correct pairings; Uttar Pradesh–Pakistan was identified as incorrect.
• Other geography questions concerned the Indian desert and the Aravalli Range, but the exact statements are not recoverable from the subtitles.
• The Constitution section included questions on the 73rd Amendment, Articles in the 243 series, the appointment of Legislative Council members, and the Vice-President’s five-year term.
• The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) was said to have been established in 2006.

Environment, international organisations, and science

• The presenter recalls questions about the National Green Tribunal (NGT) and its establishment. The subtitles render the name inconsistently, so the exact question wording is uncertain.
• A statement-based question covered the Paris Agreement, alongside comparisons with the Kyoto Protocol, the Stockholm Convention, and COP21.
• There were questions on India’s terms presiding over the UN Security Council; the presenter’s recalled dates and details are unclear.
• The SAARC founding year was given as 1985, with a question about member countries. The presenter notes that China is not a member.
• Other international-organisation questions involved ordering India’s participation or membership by year, including a WTO-related question. The exact organisations and dates are not fully remembered.
• A history question asked for the chronology of the Bengal Gazette, the Metcalfe Act, and another law; the presenter was unsure about one item.
• Covaxin, developed by Bharat Biotech and ICMR, was asked as a direct factual question.
• Science questions covered the function of neurons, matching organs with tissues such as cartilage, and arranging lithium, beryllium, oxygen, and nitrogen in order.

Exam advice and course promotion

The presenter recommends practising statement-based questions, matching questions, chronology, maps, and current affairs—not just direct factual recall. They also advise reading questions and scheme names carefully, since familiar topics can still be worded confusingly.

The video includes promotions for the channel’s app-based test series and current-affairs materials, along with requests to follow its Instagram page and Telegram channel. The presenter claims that some questions resembled material in their test series and current-affairs resources.

Speakers and sources featured

• Speaker: One unnamed presenter from SJ Tutorials, who says they took the exam and is recalling and explaining questions from memory.
• Sources discussed by the presenter: Recalled questions from the TGPSC PCB General Studies exam, the presenter’s current-affairs materials and test series, and the channel’s app, Instagram, and Telegram resources. No other speakers are featured in the subtitles.