Introduction
Let me be very honest with you.
If you are preparing for government jobs, there is a high
chance you are making this mistake…
Because I was also the same.
Waiting for the notification… and then starting preparation.
If this sounds like you, then this article is exactly for
you.
The Biggest Mistake: “I Will
Start After Notification”
Most students think like this:
- “Notification
vachaka start chesta…”
- “Time
undi kada… ippudu relax avuddam…”
- “Once
notification comes, I will prepare seriously…”
But let me tell you the truth…
This is the biggest
trap.
Because once the notification comes… everything changes.
What Happens After Notification?
Let’s imagine…
The notification is
released today.
What will you do?
- You
get excited
- You
start searching: “How to crack the exam?”
- You
download many materials
But actual preparation?
Very little.
The Real Problem: Tension + Confusion
After the notification:
- You
feel pressure
- You
think, “Time is very little!”
- You
try to follow a strict timetable
- You
sit for long hours
But at the end of the day…
Nothing goes into your head.
Why Does This Happen?
Because:
- Your
mind is under pressure
- Too
much information is coming in
- There
is no clear direction
Reality: Only 25% Preparation Happens
Let’s be honest.
Even if you study all day:
- How
much do you actually understand?
- How
much do you remember?
Most students:
Study 8–10 hours
But effective preparation = only 20–25%
This is the truth.
The Real Reason Behind This
Because preparation started at the wrong time.
You started when:
- Competition
is high
- Pressure
is high
- Fear
is high
So your brain doesn’t absorb properly.
The Smart Way: Start Before Notification
Now think differently.
What if you start preparation before the notification?
- No
pressure
- Enough
time
- Clear
mind
- Better
understanding
This is how toppers prepare.
Important Point You Must Understand
Right now:
- Posts
are already created (like TGPSC EO 190 posts)
- Departments
have requirements
Vacancy Details
Grade-wise distribution:
- EO Grade-I → 41 posts
- EO Grade-II → 62 posts
- EO Grade-III → 87 posts
- Hyderabad (Charminar zone) → around 30 posts
- Yadadri-Bhongir → around 27 posts
- Jogulamba Gadwal → around 16 posts
- Bhadrachalam/Kothagudem → around 7 posts
- Basara → around 4 posts
- Someone else is preparing
- Someone else is improving
- Someone else is moving ahead
Let’s see the numbers clearly:
Total = 190 posts
-
This is a big opportunity for many candidates.
These posts are not limited to one place.
They are spread across Telangana:
The remaining posts are in other districts also, so this is a state-wide opportunity.
That means:
Notification is definitely going to come.
So tell me honestly…
If it is coming anyway… Why are you waiting?
Waiting = Losing Advantage
Every day you wait:
And you are just waiting.
This is the harsh truth.
Early Preparation = Big Advantage
If you start now:
- You
will build strong basics
- You
will understand concepts deeply
- You
will not feel pressure later
When the notification comes:
You will confidently say:
“I am already ready.”
Real Example (Very Common)
Let’s take two students:
Student 1:
- Waits
for notification
- Starts
late
- Gets
stressed
- Studies
randomly
Student 2:
- Starts
early
- Studies
slowly but consistently
- No
tension
- Clear
understanding
Who will succeed?
Obviously Student 2.
What You Should Do Now (Simple Plan)
Don’t overthink. Just start small.
Step 1: Start Basics
- General
Studies
- Telangana
History
- Polity
- Maths
& Reasoning
No need to rush.
Step 2: Study Daily (2–3 Hours)
- Don’t
suddenly study 10 hours
- Start
with 2–3 hours
- Be
consistent
Step 3: Avoid Overloading
- Don’t
watch too many videos
- Don’t
collect too many materials
Focus on limited
sources.
Step 4: Practice Slowly
- Solve
questions
- Revise
regularly
Understanding is more important than speed.
What You Should NOT
Do
- Waiting
for notification
- Studying
only under pressure
- Following
unrealistic timetables
- Comparing
yourself with others
Truth You Must Accept
Government jobs are not about:
- Last-minute
hard work
- Studying
10 hours a day
- Watching
motivational videos
They are about:
- Consistency
- Timing
- Smart
preparation
Final Message (Very Important)
Let me tell you something honestly.
Everyone gets the same notification.
Everyone sees the same exam date.
But…
Not everyone is prepared.
Why?
Because some people wait…
And some people start early.
Conclusion
Right now, you have two options:
Option 1:
- Wait
for the notification
- Feel
tension
- Do
incomplete preparation
Option 2:
- Start
now
- Stay
consistent
- Be
ready before others
So ask yourself:
Are you going to wait… or are you going to prepare?
Final Advice
Don’t wait for the “perfect time”.
Because the perfect time never comes.
Start todayStart small
But start now
Because when the notification comes…
It should not scare you
It should excite you
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is the TGPSC EO notification released?
No, the official notification has not been released yet. But
190 posts are already approved, so recruitment is expected soon.
2. How many vacancies are there for EO posts?
There are a total of 190 Executive Officer posts.
- Grade-I
→ 41
- Grade-II
→ 62
- Grade-III
→ 87
3. Will these posts be filled through TGPSC?
Yes, usually these
Endowments Department posts are filled through TGPSC recruitment.
4. What is the expected qualification?
Most likely:
- Degree
(for most posts)
- Basic
knowledge of Telugu
- General
awareness
Final details will come in the official notification.
5. What is the salary for EO posts?
Expected salary:
- ₹25,000
to ₹60,000+
- Along
with government benefits and job security
6. What is the job role of an Executive Officer?
An EO manages:
- Temple
administration
- Staff
supervision
- Accounts
and finances
- Festivals
and daily operations
7. When will the notification be released?
The exact date is not known. But since posts are created, notifications
can come anytime in the near future.
8. Should I wait for notification to start preparation?
No. That is the
biggest mistake. Start preparation now to avoid pressure later.
9. How many hours should I study daily?
Start with 2–3 hours daily and focus on consistency
rather than long study hours.
10. What subjects should I prepare?
Focus on:
- General
Studies
- Telangana
History
- Polity
- Maths
& Reasoning
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