Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has released the official notification for Combined Technical Services Examination (CTS) 2025, offering 615 vacancies across various technical departments. This is a golden opportunity for candidates with a diploma or engineering degree who are looking for government jobs in Tamil Nadu — especially those looking for non-interview based selection.
If you’ve been waiting for a recruitment drive with clear eligibility, no interview pressure, and technical posts in departments like PWD, Highways, and Agriculture, this is it.
Let’s break down everything you need to know — and then you can share whether you’re planning to apply!
Key Highlights:
- Recruiting Body: Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC)
- Exam Name: Combined Technical Services Exam 2025
- Total Vacancies: 615
- Application Start Date: 27 May 2025
- Last Date to Apply: 25 June 2025
- Exam Dates: Between 4 August and 10 August 2025
- Selection Mode: Only Written Exam – No Interview
Post-Wise Roles (Few Examples):
TNPSC will be filling 47 different posts under this notification. Some of the major posts include:
- Assistant Engineer (Civil/Electrical) – PWD, Highways, Water Resources
- Junior Draughting Officer – Town and Country Planning, Highways
- Technical Assistant – Agriculture Department
- Overseer – Rural Development and Panchayat Raj
- Draughtsman Grade III – Planning Department
(For the complete list of posts and department-wise vacancies, candidates are advised to refer to the official notification.)
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification:
- Diploma or Degree in Engineering in the relevant field (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, etc.) from a recognized institute or university.
- Specific qualifications vary based on the post — check the detailed official advertisement for post-wise eligibility.
Age Limit:
- Minimum Age: 18 years
- Maximum Age: 32 years (as on 1 July 2025)
- Age relaxation is applicable for reserved categories as per Tamil Nadu government norms.
Language Requirement:
- Proficiency in the Tamil language is mandatory.
- Candidates might need to pass a Tamil Language Eligibility Test if not studied Tamil at school level.
Selection Process
Written Examination (Objective type, with two papers):
- Paper I – Subject-specific (Engineering/Diploma-related topics)
- Paper II – General Studies + Tamil Eligibility Test (if applicable)
No Interview – Final selection will be based purely on marks obtained in the written test, followed by document verification.
This makes it a highly transparent and exam-focused process — ideal for candidates who are stronger in academics but want to avoid interview anxiety.
How to Apply?
Visit the official TNPSC website: https://tnpsc.gov.in
Register through the One Time Registration (OTR) system if not already registered
Log in and fill out the online application form for CTS 2025
Upload scanned copies of required documents (photo, signature, certificates)
Pay the application fee online
Application Fee: ₹100
OTR Fee (if new): ₹150
Make sure all entries are correct and documents are clear, as incomplete or incorrect applications can be rejected.
Let’s Talk: Are You Going to Apply?
Here are a few questions for the community:
- Are you planning to apply for TNPSC CTS 2025?
- Which technical stream are you from – Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Agriculture?
- Do you prefer non-interview jobs like this one, or jobs that include interviews?
- Have you taken any TNPSC exams before? How was your experience?
Your inputs can help other aspirants with preparation tips, post preferences, and strategy!
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Join the Discussion Below
If you have doubts about eligibility, confusion about departments, or just want to know which post is most suitable — drop your questions below. The community is here to help!
Also, feel free to share your background or preparation strategy with others — your advice could help someone crack it.