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HPSC HCS (Executive Branch) & Allied Services (Haryana): syllabus, topic-wise weightage and study plan

Every topic of the HPSC HCS (Executive Branch) & Allied Services (Haryana) syllabus with its weightage and a first-pass study time, so preparation follows where the marks are.

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Exam pattern at a glance

Prelims: Papers General studies Questions
100
Prelims: Papers General studies Marks
100
Prelims: Papers General studies Duration hours
2
Prelims: Papers Csat Questions
100
Prelims: Papers Csat Marks
100
Prelims: Papers Csat Duration hours
2
Prelims: Papers Csat Qualifying pct
33
Prelims: Marking
-0.25 per wrong answer; five options, E = not attempted; an unmarked question also attracts -0.25; >10% questions with no circle darkened = disqualified
Prelims: Qualifying papers
Paper II (CSAT) qualifying at 33%; shortlist (12x vacancies) on Paper I only; prelims marks not counted in final merit
Prelims: Typical exam month
HCS 2026: prelims 26 Apr 2026, mains 27-29 Jun 2026; HPSC does not hold HCS every year
Prelims: Advertisement
Advt. dated 30-01-2026, 102 posts
Mains: Papers English incl essay
100
Mains: Papers Hindi incl essay
100
Mains: Papers Gs1
100
Mains: Papers Gs2
100
Mains: Papers Gs3
100
Mains: Papers Gs4
100
Mains: Written total
600
Mains: Interview marks
75
Mains: Grand total
675
Mains: Duration hours
3
Mains: Format
conventional (essay type)
Mains: Qualifying rule
interview only if 45% aggregate in written papers and at least 33% each in English and Hindi; both language papers also count in merit
Mains: Optional subjects
abolished (HCS rules amended to 4 GS papers, no optional)
Mains: Typical exam month
about 2 months after prelims (June in 2026)

Check the latest notification before the exam. Official syllabus ↗

Chapter-wise weightage and study hours

Weightage is the chapter's share of past-paper questions, normalised within its subject; hours are a first pass without revision.

No reliable weightage exists for this exam's topics yet, so weights follow the official syllabus structure. Treat them as a planning aid.

The notification says the prelims syllabus is on the HPSC website (not retrieved); headings below are the long-standing HCS GS heads (General Science, current events, Indian history & national movement, Indian & world geography, Indian polity & economy, general mental ability, Haryana's economy, culture, society, history & geography). Equal weights (*).

Paper scheme from the 30-01-2026 notification. GS headings from Drishti's reproduction of the HPSC mains syllabus (UPSC-style GS I-IV, each with 'related issues of Haryana'); chapters share paper marks equally (*). Haryana-specific content is added as its own chapter in GS I-III.

* Estimated weight: no reliable past-paper figure exists for this chapter, so the number is our estimate from the paper structure.

Prelims: General Science & Technology 44 h

Prelims: General Science & Technology
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Physics & Chemistry in Everyday Life*50%7.122
2Biology, Health & Environment*50%7.122
Total44

Prelims: Current Events (National & International) 47 h

Prelims: Current Events (National & International)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1National & International Current Events*100%14.347
Total47

Prelims: History of India & Indian National Movement 60 h

Prelims: History of India & Indian National Movement
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Ancient & Medieval India*50%7.132
2Modern India & National Movement*50%7.128
Total60

Prelims: Indian & World Geography 41 h

Prelims: Indian & World Geography
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Physical Geography (India & World)*50%7.125
2Economic & Social Geography*50%7.116
Total41

Prelims: Indian Polity & Economy 53 h

Prelims: Indian Polity & Economy
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Constitution & Political System*50%7.128
2Indian Economy*50%7.125
Total53

Prelims: General Mental Ability 19 h

Prelims: General Mental Ability
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Reasoning & Mental Ability*100%14.319
Total19

Prelims: Haryana Special 45 h

Prelims: Haryana Special
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1History & Culture of Haryana*33%4.816
2Geography of Haryana*33%4.813
3Economy, Society & Schemes of Haryana*33%4.816
Total45

Prelims: CSAT (Paper 2, qualifying) Qualifying · 90 h

Prelims: CSAT (Paper 2, qualifying)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Comprehension*17%16.713
2Interpersonal & Communication Skills*17%16.76
3Logical Reasoning & Analytical Ability*17%16.719
4Decision Making & Problem Solving*17%16.78
5General Mental Ability*17%16.716
6Basic Numeracy & Data Interpretation (Class X)*17%16.728
Total90

Mains: English (incl. English Essay) 33 h

Mains: English (incl. English Essay)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Essay*33%33.315
2Precis Writing & Comprehension*33%33.39
3Grammar, Usage & Vocabulary*33%33.39
Total33

Mains: Hindi (incl. Hindi Essay) 33 h

Mains: Hindi (incl. Hindi Essay)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Essay*33%33.315
2Translation, Letter & Precis Writing*33%33.39
3Explanation of Prose & Poetry; Composition (Idioms, Correction)*33%33.39
Total33

Mains: GS Paper 1 (Culture, History, Society, Geography) 108 h

Mains: GS Paper 1 (Culture, History, Society, Geography)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Indian Culture: Art, Literature, Architecture*17%16.715
2Modern Indian History & Freedom Struggle; Post-independence*17%16.724
3World History*17%16.715
4Indian Society & Social Issues*17%16.715
5World Geography, Resources & Geophysical Phenomena*17%16.721
6Haryana: History, Culture, Society & Geography*17%16.718
Total108

Mains: GS Paper 2 (Polity, Governance, Social Justice, IR) 93 h

Mains: GS Paper 2 (Polity, Governance, Social Justice, IR)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Constitution, Federalism, Parliament, Executive, Judiciary*17%16.727
2Constitutional, Statutory & Regulatory Bodies; RPA*17%16.712
3Policies, Welfare Schemes, Health, Education, Poverty*17%16.715
4Governance & Civil Services*17%16.79
5International Relations*17%16.718
6Haryana: Polity, Governance & Welfare Issues*17%16.712
Total93

Mains: GS Paper 3 (Economy, Agriculture, S&T, Environment, Security) 93 h

Mains: GS Paper 3 (Economy, Agriculture, S&T, Environment, Security)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Indian Economy: Planning, Growth, Budgeting, Reforms, Infrastructure*17%16.724
2Agriculture, MSP, PDS, Food Processing, Land Reforms*17%16.715
3Science & Technology*17%16.718
4Environment & Disaster Management*17%16.712
5Internal Security & Cyber Security*17%16.712
6Haryana: Economy, Agriculture & Industry*17%16.712
Total93

Mains: GS Paper 4 (Ethics, Integrity, Aptitude) 63 h

Mains: GS Paper 4 (Ethics, Integrity, Aptitude)
#Chapter / topicWeightage (% of subject)Avg. questionsStudy hours
1Ethics, Attitude & Emotional Intelligence*25%2518
2Aptitude, Values & Moral Thinkers*25%2512
3Public Service Values & Probity in Governance*25%2512
4Case Studies (practice)*25%2521
Total63

A sample first week

A first week at 6 hours a day, built from the weightage above: each subject gets sessions in proportion to its marks, starting with its heaviest chapters, mixed so no day is one subject only. Your real plan in the app fits your own hours and exam date.

DaySession 1 (2 h)Session 2 (2 h)Session 3 (2 h)
MonPrelims: General Science & TechnologyPhysics & Chemistry in Everyday LifePrelims: Current EventsNational & International Current EventsPrelims: History of India & Indian National MovementModern India & National Movement
TuePrelims: Indian & World GeographyEconomic & Social GeographyPrelims: Indian Polity & EconomyIndian EconomyPrelims: General Mental AbilityReasoning & Mental Ability
WedPrelims: Haryana SpecialGeography of HaryanaMains: EnglishPrecis Writing & ComprehensionMains: HindiTranslation, Letter & Precis Writing
ThuMains: GS Paper 1Indian Culture: Art, Literature, ArchitectureMains: GS Paper 2Governance & Civil ServicesMains: GS Paper 3Environment & Disaster Management
FriMains: GS Paper 4Aptitude, Values & Moral ThinkersMains: EnglishPrecis Writing & Comprehension (contd.)Mains: GS Paper 1Indian Culture: Art, Literature, Architecture (contd.)
SatMains: GS Paper 2Governance & Civil Services (contd.)Mains: GS Paper 3Environment & Disaster Management (contd.)Mains: GS Paper 4Aptitude, Values & Moral Thinkers (contd.)
SunRevise this week's chapters, take one timed mock or sectional test, and log the score.

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Frequently asked questions

Which chapters carry the most weight in HPSC?

Going by our compiled weightage, the heaviest chapters are Essay, Precis Writing & Comprehension, Grammar, Usage & Vocabulary, Essay, Translation, Letter & Precis Writing. They are worth starting early, but past papers vary from year to year, so plan to cover the whole syllabus.

Is this HPSC weightage official?

No. Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) publishes the syllabus, not chapter weightage. These numbers come from analyses of previous years' papers, so treat them as a guide to priority, not a promise of what will be asked.

How many hours does the HPSC syllabus take?

Our first-pass estimate adds up to about 820 hours of study, before revision and mock tests. At 6 hours a day, 6 days a week, that is roughly 5.3 months. Daily Tayyari replaces these defaults with your actual pace after the first week or two.

Is Daily Tayyari free, and does it work in Hindi?

Yes. It is free with no ads and no payment; you sign in with Google only so your plan is saved. You can switch between Hindi and English at any time, and chapter names are shown in both.