500 Classroom Hours | Prelims + Mains | 20 Tests | 5,000 MCQs | 100 Mains Questions
Special Admission Fee: ₹15,000 for the First 50 Admissions Only
The Super 50 TGPSC Group 1 Intensive Classroom Programme 2026 by KP's 21st Century IAS Academy is a structured revision programme designed for aspirants preparing for the Telangana Public Service Commission (TGPSC) Group-I Examination.
The programme integrates Preliminary and Main Examination preparation, with classroom revision covering Indian History, Telangana History, Geography, Indian Constitution, Governance, Indian Economy, Telangana Economy, Science and Technology, Telangana Movement and State Formation, Current Affairs and other prescribed subjects.
Super 50 combines an advertised 500 classroom hours, 20 Prelims tests, 5,000 practice MCQs and 100 Mains practice questions to support comprehensive revision and examination-oriented learning.
The programme is particularly suitable for aspirants who have already studied the basic syllabus and want to strengthen their preparation through systematic revision, question practice and regular assessments.
A special admission fee of ₹15,000 is available for the first 50 admissions only.
| Course Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Course Name | Super 50 TGPSC Group 1 Intensive Classroom Programme |
| Academy | KP's 21st Century IAS Academy |
| Examination | TGPSC Group-I |
| Course Type | Intensive Classroom Revision Programme |
| Programme Dates | 1 November – 31 December 2026 |
| Advertised Duration | 8 Weeks |
| Daily Schedule | 8 Hours of Classes |
| Advertised Classroom Hours | 500 Hours |
| Batch Strength | 50 Students |
| Prelims Tests | 20 Tests |
| Practice Questions | 5,000 MCQs |
| Mains Practice | 100 Questions |
| Study Material | Exam-Oriented Revision Notes |
| Course Coverage | Prelims + Mains Integrated |
| Special Admission Fee | ₹15,000 |
| Offer Eligibility | First 50 Admissions Only |
Preparing for the TGPSC Group-I Examination requires detailed knowledge of General Studies, Telangana-specific subjects, current affairs and analytical writing.
Aspirants must develop factual accuracy for the Preliminary Examination and structured writing skills for the descriptive Main Examination.
Super 50 brings these requirements together through an intensive classroom revision programme.
Super 50 connects Preliminary Examination subjects with the corresponding Mains papers.
This approach helps students revise important facts while also understanding the broader concepts required for descriptive answers.
The programme covers major subjects prescribed for the TGPSC Group-I Preliminary and Main Examinations, including Telangana-specific history, economy, geography and state formation.
The programme follows an intensive daily classroom schedule with syllabus-oriented revision lectures.
Students can use this structured approach to revisit important subjects within a fixed preparation period.
A subject-wise practice bundle of 5,000 MCQs supports preparation for the General Studies and Mental Ability screening examination.
It helps students practise factual recall, reasoning and the application of concepts.
The course includes 20 Prelims tests:
14 sectional tests.
6 full-length mock tests.
These provide opportunities to assess subject knowledge and examination readiness.
The course provides 100 Mains practice questions, with 20 questions each for Papers II, III, IV, V and VI.
A dedicated Essay and Mains Answer-Writing Lab helps students understand descriptive answer structure and analytical presentation.
A major feature of the programme is its coverage of Telangana-specific subjects, including:
History and Culture of Telangana.
Geography of Telangana.
Telangana Economy.
Telangana Government Policies.
Telangana Movement and State Formation.
Regional Current Affairs.
These subjects are essential components of the TGPSC Group-I syllabus.
The Super 50 programme is offered at a special admission fee of ₹15,000 for the first 50 admissions only.
This gives eligible students access to the programme's advertised classroom revision, study material, test schedule and question-practice components under a single course offering.
The programme advertises 500 hours of classroom revision covering the main TGPSC Group-I subjects.
The teaching plan connects Preliminary Examination topics with corresponding Mains papers to support integrated learning.
The subject-wise practice bundle is mapped to the TGPSC Prelims General Studies and Mental Ability paper.
Question practice helps students work on knowledge recall, understanding, reasoning and examination accuracy.
The assessment component includes 14 sectional tests and 6 full-length mock tests.
Students can use these tests to review their performance, identify gaps and improve their revision plans.
The programme distributes 100 questions equally across five descriptive Mains papers:
Paper II – History, Culture and Geography: 20 questions.
Paper III – Indian Society, Constitution and Governance: 20 questions.
Paper IV – Economy and Development: 20 questions.
Paper V – Science and Technology and Data Interpretation: 20 questions.
Paper VI – Telangana Movement and State Formation: 20 questions.
The course provides concise revision notes organised around the prescribed syllabus.
These notes support classroom revision and help students revisit important concepts and facts.
The dedicated writing component covers:
Structure of descriptive Mains answers.
General Essay preparation.
Social, political and development-related essay themes.
Answer-writing approaches for Mains Papers II–VI.
The programme covers Telangana, national and international developments through weekly classroom capsules and monthly compilations.
The syllabus includes General English for the qualifying Mains examination.
This ensures that the qualifying language component is included in the programme's subject coverage.
The programme covers the following 15 subject areas.
1. Indian History and Cultural Heritage
Covers ancient Indian civilisation, Buddhism, Jainism, Mauryan and Gupta culture, medieval kingdoms, socio-religious movements, British rule, the Revolt of 1857 and the Indian freedom struggle.
2. History and Culture of Telangana
Includes the Satavahanas, Kakatiyas, Qutb Shahis, Asaf Jahi rule, Hyderabad State, social reform movements, the struggle against the Nizam and Telangana's cultural heritage.
3. Geography – World, India and Telangana
Covers physical geography, climate, natural resources, agriculture, industry, population, urbanisation and the geographical features of Telangana.
4. Indian Society and Social Exclusion
Includes social diversity, vulnerable groups, social inequalities, exclusion, rights issues and welfare programmes.
5. Indian Constitution and Polity
Covers constitutional development, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, federalism, Union and State governments, judiciary and local self-government.
6. Governance and Public Policy
Includes good governance, e-governance, public administration, constitutional bodies, Telangana government policies, accountability and administrative reforms.
7. Indian Economy
Covers national income, poverty, employment, banking, public finance, budgeting, planning and economic reforms.
8. Telangana Economy
Includes Telangana's economic history, agriculture, land reforms, human resources, industrial development and the service sector.
9. Environment, Development and Disaster Management
Covers ecosystems, biodiversity, environmental policies, pollution, sustainable development, climate change and disaster management.
10. Science and Technology
Includes space technology, energy resources, biotechnology, crop science, food safety, public health, vaccines and emerging scientific developments.
11. Data Interpretation, Reasoning and Mental Ability
Covers logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude, analytical ability, graphs, charts, tables and problem-solving methods.
12. Telangana Movement and State Formation
Covers the historical background of Telangana, Mulki rules, the 1969 agitation, Article 371-D, regional movements, political developments and the formation of Telangana State in 2014.
13. Current Affairs and International Relations
Covers regional, national and international developments, including weekly classroom capsules and monthly compilations.
14. Essay and Mains Answer-Writing Lab
Includes General Essay preparation and structured writing for Mains Papers II–VI.
15. General English (Qualifying)
Provides syllabus coverage for the qualifying English paper in the Main Examination.
Students revise key concepts in History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Science, Telangana Studies and other subjects.
Concise study material supports revision and helps students organise important information.
The 5,000-MCQ bundle supports factual understanding, concept application, logical reasoning and objective examination preparation.
Sectional and full-length tests provide regular opportunities to assess preparation.
Students practise descriptive questions and learn approaches to organising answers for the prescribed Mains papers.
Weekly capsules and monthly compilations help students connect current developments with the static syllabus.
Revise important ideas in Indian History, Telangana History, Constitution, Economy, Science and other subjects.
Develop familiarity with objective questions in General Studies and Mental Ability.
Learn to structure descriptive answers using relevant facts, examples and clear explanations.
Understand major historical, geographical, economic, political and social developments of Telangana.
Connect regional, national and international events with the examination syllabus.
Use test practice to identify strong and weak subjects and plan further revision.
Follow a systematic revision and practice schedule.
These outcomes describe the academic skills the programme is designed to develop. Individual results depend on attendance, preparation and practice.
Students preparing for the Telangana Group-I Preliminary and Main Examinations.
Candidates who need concentrated revision of General Studies and Telangana-specific subjects.
Candidates who have previously prepared for TGPSC Group-I and want more structured revision and question practice.
Aspirants who prefer studying objective and descriptive examination subjects together.
Students who can follow the advertised eight-hour daily classroom schedule.
Candidates seeking a programme that combines subject-wise MCQs, sectional tests, full-length mocks and Mains practice.
Super 50 brings together multiple components of TGPSC Group-I preparation through one structured classroom programme.
The programme includes the advertised 500 classroom hours, exam-oriented revision material, 5,000 practice questions, 20 Prelims tests and 100 Mains practice questions.
It also covers important Telangana subjects, General English, Essay preparation and Current Affairs.
Special admission fee: ₹15,000 for the first 50 admissions only.
Rather than depending entirely on separate and uncoordinated revision activities, students can follow a planned academic schedule covering major requirements of the TGPSC Group-I Examination.
Super 50 is an intensive classroom revision programme offered by KP's 21st Century IAS Academy for the TGPSC Group-I Preliminary and Main Examinations.
The programme is suitable for TGPSC Group-I aspirants, particularly students who want structured revision and examination practice. Separate course admission eligibility conditions are not specified in the brochure.
Yes. The programme integrates Prelims General Studies and Mental Ability with the prescribed descriptive Mains subjects, Essay and qualifying General English.
The programme advertises 500 classroom hours and an eight-hour daily class schedule. Students should confirm the detailed timetable with the Academy.
Yes. The programme includes concise, exam-oriented revision notes and a subject-wise bundle of 5,000 MCQs.
The course includes 20 Prelims tests, consisting of 14 sectional tests and 6 full-length mock examinations.
Yes. The programme includes 100 Mains practice questions distributed across Papers II–VI and a dedicated Essay and Mains Answer-Writing Lab.
The programme is advertised as an intensive classroom course. Online or hybrid availability is not specified in the course brochure.
The special admission fee is ₹15,000 for the first 50 admissions only. Candidates should contact the Academy to confirm the final payable amount and tax applicability.
Contact KP's 21st Century IAS Academy at 91335 27733 or email info@kpiasacademy.com for admission details, payment information and seat availability.
Prepare for TGPSC Group-I with integrated Prelims and Mains revision, regular tests and structured classroom learning.
The Super 50 programme combines intensive subject revision with examination-oriented question practice and Telangana-specific syllabus coverage.
SPECIAL ADMISSION OFFER – ₹15,000 FOR THE FIRST 50 ADMISSIONS ONLY
Programme Details
Course: Super 50 TGPSC Group 1 Intensive Classroom Programme
Dates: 1 November – 31 December 2026
Mode: Classroom
Batch Strength: 50 Students
Special Admission Fee: ₹15,000
Offer: First 50 Admissions Only
Admissions and Enquiries
KP's 21st Century IAS Academy
Phone: 91335 27733
Email: info@kpiasacademy.com
Website: https://kpiasacademy.com
Enquire about admission today and confirm your eligibility for the Super 50 special fee before the first 50 admissions are filled.