TSPSC AMVI study plan

Map the structure of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, by listing its Chapters and the subject of each, without referring to notes

Define licensing stages (learner, permanent, renewal, duplicate) and state the validity periods and eligibility conditions for each

Explain the registration process, temporary registration, transfer of ownership, and the role of the registering authority

Tabulate penalties for at least ten common offences under the Act, including drink-driving, unlicensed driving, and permit violations

Solve 30 multiple-choice questions on licensing and registration and log every wrong answer with the reason

Summarise the Central Motor Vehicles Rules on permits, fitness certification, and transport vehicle documentation

Describe the legal duties after a road accident: reporting, FIR, compensation claims, and the role of the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal

Outline the inspection and testing sequence for a fitness certificate, including which systems are checked and the rejection criteria

Draft a checklist an inspector would use for a spot roadside inspection of a goods vehicle

Answer 25 mixed questions on permits, fitness, and accident law and score at least 70 percent

Draw and label the layout of a conventional chassis, identifying frame types, cross-members, and mountings

Explain the construction and function of clutch, gearbox, propeller shaft, differential, and final drive in a rear-wheel-drive vehicle

Compare rigid, independent, and semi-independent suspension systems and state one advantage and one limitation of each

Describe steering geometry terms (camber, caster, toe-in, kingpin inclination) and explain how each affects tyre wear and handling

Practice 30 numerical or descriptive questions on transmission and suspension and correct all errors

Explain braking system types (drum, disc, hydraulic, air, ABS) and the purpose of proportioning and brake fade

Describe the four-stroke and two-stroke cycles, valve timing, and the difference between spark-ignition and compression-ignition operation

Summarise fuel system components for petrol and diesel engines, including carburettor, MPFI, and common-rail injection

Trace the cooling and lubrication circuits and state the consequence of failure in each

Complete a 40-question sectional test on chassis, braking, and engine fundamentals with at least 75 percent accuracy

Explain emission formation mechanisms (CO, HC, NOx, particulate matter) and the effect of air-fuel ratio and combustion temperature

Describe emission control devices: catalytic converter, EGR, PCV, and diesel particulate filter, with their operating conditions

State the Bharat Stage emission norms timeline and the major technical changes between successive stages

Outline the procedure and pass criteria for a PUC (pollution under control) test

Write 20 short-answer responses on emission control and self-grade against a reference

Describe battery construction, rating (Ah, CCA), charging methods, and testing procedures

Explain the working of starter motor, alternator, ignition system, and lighting circuits with simple circuit diagrams

Identify the function of sensors and actuators in engine management and list common diagnostic trouble code categories

Interpret a basic wiring diagram and trace a fault in a lighting or charging circuit

Solve 25 electrical system questions and record the reasoning for each answer

Revise Indian polity essentials: Constitution, fundamental rights, and the structure of government relevant to transport administration

Summarise key geography and economy facts likely to appear in general studies questions

Practice 40 general studies and general ability questions, including arithmetic and reasoning, under timed conditions

Review current affairs from the past six months related to transport policy and road safety

Build a one-page fact sheet of the ten most frequently missed general studies points

Take two full-length mock tests simulating the actual exam pattern and time limit

Analyse each mock by domain and list the three weakest sub-topics

Re-study the identified weak sub-topics and re-attempt the missed questions

Compile a final revision sheet covering legal penalties, emission norms, and inspection checklists

Confirm exam-day logistics and complete a final 30-question rapid revision set