SSC Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) All Subject Practice Sets | 24 Sets | Bilingual | Based on TCS Pattern | Rakesh Yadav Sir

SSC Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) All Subject Practice Sets by Rakesh Yadav Sir is a comprehensive practice book specially designed for aspirants preparing for the Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) Examination and other SSC competitive exams. This bilingual edition includes 24 full-length practice sets, each containing 100 exam-oriented questions, prepared according to the latest TCS pattern.

The book provides detailed explanations for every question, helping students understand concepts, improve accuracy, and enhance problem-solving speed. Covering all major subjects of the examination, it serves as an excellent resource for mock test practice, self-assessment, and final revision.

Published by Rakesh Yadav Readers Publication Pvt. Ltd., this book is ideal for candidates aiming to excel in Delhi Police and other government recruitment examinations.

Key Features

• 24 Full-Length Practice Sets
• Each Set Contains 100 Questions
• Bilingual (Hindi & English)
• Based on Latest TCS Pattern
• 2022 Solved Papers Included
• Detailed Explanation for Every Question
• Computer-Based Exam (CBE) Pattern
• Covers Complete Delhi Police Syllabus
• Exam-Oriented Practice
• Ideal for Self-Study & Final Revision

Subjects Covered

• General Intelligence & Reasoning
• General Knowledge
• Quantitative Aptitude
• English Language
• Computer Awareness

Suitable For

• Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO)
• SSC CGL
• SSC CHSL
• SSC CPO
• SSC MTS
• SSC Stenographer
• DSSSB
• RRB Exams
• IBPS PO & Clerk
• SBI Exams
• State SSC Exams
• Other One-Day Competitive Examinations

Why Choose This Book?

If you’re preparing for the Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) Exam, this 24 Practice Sets book by Rakesh Yadav Sir is an ideal companion. With latest TCS pattern practice sets, bilingual content, solved papers, and detailed explanations, it helps aspirants improve speed, accuracy, time management, and confidence for the actual Computer-Based Examination.