The TNUSRB Sub-Inspector (SI) Exam includes sections on Economics and Commerce as part of its General Knowledge component. While the official syllabus may not provide exhaustive details, candidates should focus on the following key areas to prepare effectively:
Economics:
- Basic Economic Concepts: Understanding fundamental terms such as supply and demand, inflation, recession, and economic growth.
- Indian Economy: Study of India’s economic development, five-year plans, economic reforms, and current economic indicators.
- Economic Policies: Familiarity with government policies affecting the economy, including fiscal and monetary policies.
- International Trade: Basics of trade, balance of payments, and the role of international organizations like the WTO and IMF.
Commerce:
- Business Organization: Types of business entities, their characteristics, and functions.
- Accounting Principles: Understanding of basic accounting concepts, financial statements, and bookkeeping.
- Trade and Commerce: Knowledge of domestic and international trade practices, e-commerce, and recent trends in commerce.
- Banking and Finance: Overview of the banking system in India, financial institutions, and basics of financial markets.
Regularly reading newspapers and following credible news sources can also help stay updated with current economic and commerce-related developments.
For the most accurate and detailed syllabus, it’s advisable to refer to the official TNUSRB notification or visit their official website.
