Delhi Police Constable Syllabus 2020: Delhi Police has released a notice for the Constable post. Before applying to the post, it will be a good idea to go through the exam pattern and Syllabus of Delhi Police Constable. Check the Exam Pattern, Syllabus of Constable along with the physical standard and endurance. This will help candidates to get acquainted with the syllabus and strategies their preparation.

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Delhi Police Constable Syllabus 2020: Overview

Check the important points for the Delhi Police Constable 2020.

Delhi Police Constable Syllabus 2020
Organization Name Delhi Police (Home Ministry)
Post Name Constable
Category Exam Syllabus
Selection Process
  • Written Exam
  • Physical Standard
  • Endurance Test
Job Location Delhi
Official Site www.delhipolice.nic.in
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Delhi Police Constable Selection Process

The Recruitment of Delhi Police Constable consists of four steps. Candidates have to pass each stage to get appear for the next steps and complete the recruitment process. The Exam Pattern the Physical Standard and test is based on the notice released by the Delhi Police. The Delhi police Constable Selection process consist the following test held in given order.

  • Written Test (Computer Based)
  • Physical Test
  • Medical Test
  • Document Verification

Delhi Police Constable Notification 2020

Delhi Police Constable Exam Pattern

According to the notice released the written exam is of 100 marks, consists of 4 sections .i.e, Reasoning, G.K, maths, and Computer. The written exam is the first stage of the recruitment process. The test is of one and a half hours time. Check the marks distribution and number of questions of each section in the table below.

Subjects Total Questions Marks Test Duration
Reasoning 25 25 1 Hours 30 Minutes
GK/ Current Affairs 50 50
Numerical Ability 15 15
Computer Knowledge 10 10
Total 100 100
Important Points:
  • The written exam is an Objective Type test.
  • The exam will be a Computer Based Online paper.
  • There will be single paper consist of 100 Questions of 100 Marks.
  • There will be negative marking of 0.25 Marks for each wrong answer.
  • The Question Paper is bilingual i.e., Hindi and English Language.
  • The Written Exam paper is of 1 hour 30 minutes (90 Minutes) only

Delhi Police Constable Syllabus 2020

Here you can check the syllabus of each subject of Delhi Police Constable 2020 exam.

Delhi Police Constable Quantitative Aptitude Syllabus

Time And Distance, True Discount, Decimal Fractions, Mensuration, Percentage, Ratio And Proportion, Average, Heights and Distances, H.C.F. and L.C.M of Numbers, Triangle, Circle, Time And Work, Area, Problems On Ages, Problems On Trains, Regular Polygon, Sphere, Algebra, Banker’s Discount, Chain Rule, Statistical Charts, Profit And Loss, Use of Tables and Graphs, Simple Interest, Histogram, Boats And Streams, Problems On Numbers, Permutations And Combinations, Allegation Of Mixture, Trigonometry, Operations On Numbers, Simplification, Stock and Shares, Calendar, Number System, Clocks, Pipes And Cisterns, Partnership, Fundamental Arithmetic Operations, Logarithms, Compound Interest, Volume And Surface Area

Delhi Police Constable General Awareness Syllabus

Inventions, Famous Places in India, Technology, Days and Years, Indian Politics, Honors and Awards, General Science, Sports, Indian Economy, Indian Geography, Books and Authors. Basic General Knowledge, Physics, Famous Personalities, Indian History, World geography, World Organisations, Indian Culture, Current Affairs, Biology, History.

Delhi Police Constable Reasoning Syllabus

Logical Venn diagram, Puzzle test. Logical sequence test, Sitting arrangement, Blood relations, Data Sufficiency, Mathematical operations, Situation reaction test, Numbers, ranking & time sequence test, Syllogism, Inserting the missing characters, Alpha-numerical sequence puzzle, Direction sense test, Sequential output tracing, Number series, Eligibility test, Analogy, Assertion and reason, Coding-decoding, Alphabet test, Arithmetical operations, Machine input, Inequalities, Classifications

Delhi Police Constable Computer Knowledge Syllabus

MS Excel, Function and Formulas, Opening and Closing Documents, Elements of Word Processing, Communication,  Elements of Spread Sheet, Chats, Video conferencing, e-Banking, etc,  WWW and Web Browsers, Services on the Internet, Internet, Editing of Cells, Formatting the Text and its presentation features, Web sites, Blogs, Basics of E-mail, Web Browsing Software,  Sending/receiving of Emails and its related functions, Text Creation, Search Engines, URL, HTTP, FTP, Word Processing Basics.

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Physical Standard and Endurance Test

Check the Physical Standard and the endurance test for the Delhi Police Constable post.

Physical Standard

Male Candidates

Height 170 cms Categories other than given below.
165 cms For residents of Hill areas  i.e. Garhwalis, Kumaonis, Gorkhas, Dogras, Marathas and candidates belonging to states of Sikkim, Nagaland, Arunanchal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram, Meghalaya , Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and Leh & Ladakh. and For ST candidates and sons of either serving, retired or deceased Delhi Police personnel/Multi-Tasking Staff of Delhi Police.
Chest 81-85 (Minimum 4 cms expansion) 5 cms relaxation for residents of Hill areas as listed above, ST, and for sons of either serving, retired or deceased Delhi Police personnel/Multi-Tasking Staff of Delhi Police.

For Female Candidates

Height 157 cms Categories other than given below.
155 cms For residents of Hill areas  i.e. Garhwalis, Kumaonis, Gorkhas, Dogras, Marathas and candidates belonging to states of Sikkim, Nagaland, Arunanchal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram, Meghalaya , Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and Leh & Ladakh. and SC/ ST candidates.
152 cms Daughters of either serving, retired or deceased Delhi Police personnel/Multi-Tasking Staff of Delhi Police.
Chest – –

Physical Endurance

For Male Candidates

Age Race 1600 Mtrs Long jump High jump
Up to 30 years 6 Minutes 14 Feet 3’9″
Above 30 to 40 years 7 Minutes 13 Feet 3’6″
Above 40 years 8 Minutes 12 Feet 3’3″

For Female Candidates

Age Race 1600 Mtrs Long jump High jump
Up to 30 years 8 Minutes 10 Feet 03 Feet
Above 30 to 40 years 9 Minutes 09 Feet 2’9″
Above 40 years 10 Minutes 08 Feet 2’6″

The changes in the exam pattern will be updated here. Till then you may check the other ongoing recruitment.

Delhi Police Constable Syllabus 2020 FAQ’s

Q 1. What is the selection process of Delhi Police Constable?

Ans. The candidates get selected on the basis of their performance in written, physical and medical and the scrutiny of their documents.

Q 2. What is the total marks of Delhi Police Constable exam?

Ans. The total marks of Delhi Police Constable exam is 100 marks.

Q 3. How many questions are there in Delhi Police Constable exam?

Ans. There are 100 questions in the Delhi Police Constable exam.

Q 4. How much time is given for Delhi Police Constable exam?

Ans. A total of 1 hours and 30 minutes (90 minutes) are given for Delhi Police Constable exam.

Q 5. How many sections are there in Delhi Police Constable exam?

Ans. There are Four (4) sections in Delhi Police Constable exam.

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Civil Service IAS Exam Attempts:

General candidates    – 6 attempts

The OBC candidates – 9 attempts

There is no such restriction for the SC and ST candidates

Age Limits:

The candidate should be a minimum of 21 years age (Pre final year Students can attempt it) and a maximum of 32 years of age

There is age relaxation for the students belongs to SC and ST of 5 years and  other backward classes (OBC) candidates will  get 3 years of relaxation

Civil Services IAS Vacancies 2020  : 796

Recruiting Body : UPSC

Examination Mode : Offline exam conducted every year

Tentative dates of Civil Service Exam 2020, here is brief and basic information regarding the examination:

Important dates Events
12th February of the year 2020 The notification of the UPSC examination will be officially announced
12th February of the year 2020 On that very same date, the examination forms will be available too
3rd march of the year 2020 The last date of submission of forms
June of 2020 (tentative) The admit cards for the preliminary examination will be available online
Will  be on 4th October 2020 The UPSC IAS examination date for prelims
To be declared shortly Admit cards for the main examination will be available
To be declared shortly To be declared shortly

 

The candidates are allowed for appearing for the UPSC examination within a restricted period.Attempts –

  • General candidates are allowed to attempt for six times
  • The OBC candidates are allowed for nine attempts
  • There is no such restriction for the SC and ST candidates

Eligibility Criteria to be fulfilled before appearing the examination –

  • The candidate should own an Indian citizenship
  • The candidate should be a minimum of 21 years age and a maximum of 32 years of age
  • In case the candidate has migrated from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Uganda, Kenya etc, he or she has to be from an Indian origin
  • There is age relaxation for the backward candidates. The SCand ST candidates get 5 years of age relaxation whereas the OBCs get 3 years
  • Ex-serviceman of commissioned personnel or defense service officers owe five and three years of age relaxation respectively
  • The candidates must hold a graduate degree from any recognized university of India

Educational Qualification – Candidate must be a graduate with any stream . Pre-final students can also attempt it.

Examination charges:

  • General and OBC candidate – 200 rupees
  • The SC and ST candidates are not charged for appearing the examination

Phases of Examination:

  • Prelims
  • Mains
  • Interview

UPSC Civil Services IAS 2020 Examination Centres :

Agartala, Agra, Ajmer, Ahmedabad , Aizawl , Aligarh,Allahabad ,Anantpur (Andhra Pradesh),Aurangabad,Bangalore,Bareilly,Bhopal,Bilaspur,Chandigarh,Chennai,Coimbatore,Cuttack,Dehradun,Delhi,Dharwad,Dispur,Faridabad,Gangtok,Gaya,Ghaziabad,Gorakhpur,Gurgaon,Gwalior,Hyderabad,Imphal,Indore,Itanagar,Jabalpur,Jaipur,Jammu,Jodhpur,Jorhat,Kochi,Kohima,Kolkata,Kozhikode(Calicut),Lucknow,Ludhiana,Madurai,Mumbai,Mysore,Nagpur,Navi Mumbai

UPSC Civil Services IAS 2020 Mains Examination Centres :

Ahmedabad,Dehradun,Mumbai,Aizawl,Delhi,Patna,Allahabad,Dispur,(Guwahati),Raipur,Bangaluru,Hyderabad,Ranchi,Bhopal,Jaipur,Shillong,Chandigarh,Jammu,Shimla,Chennai,Kolkata,Thiruvananthapuram,Cuttack,Lucknow,Vijayawada

Syllabus of Civil Services Examination :

Prelims – 200 marks for each paper

 

Preliminary examination of civil services are conducted in two phases and is generally objective phases

Paper 1 – General Studies 1 (100 Questions/200 marks /2 hours – Negative marking on wrong answers)

Paper 2 – CSAT (80 Questions / 200 Marks /2 hours- Negative marking on wrong answer)

General studies paper –

  1. Current events of national and international importance
  2. Syllabus of History of India and the heroes of ancient India, Indian national movement
  3. Indian and World Geography- it includes every aspect of geography including physical, social, economic geography across the world
  4. Indian Politics and governance and its history – right from the Indian constitution to our political system that covers the areas of Panchayati raj, public policy, Rights issues, etc.
  5. Economic and social development of India as well as the world economy– the economic history of India as well as world history of economic and its interrelations. The important topics that should be highlighted include sustainable development, poverty, inclusion, demographics, social sector initiatives etc.
  6. General issues regarding the current situation of environmental ecology, our bio-diversity and climate change. It does not require subject specialised studies. An overview of the subject and clear concepts can do well.
  7. General Science

Aptitude Syllabus –

  1. Comprehension skills
  2. Interpersonal skills including communication skills and management
  3. Logical reasoning and analytical ability
  4. Decision making and problem-solving (it has no negative marking)
  5. General mental ability to solve problems
  6. Basic numerical problems that include numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude etc up to Class X level and Data Interpretation including charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency etc up to class X level
  7. English Language Comprehension skills and writing ability (Class X level).

Mains examination syllabus:

This examination consists of seven papers and the evaluation is based on the writing of conventional and essay type questions. Each of the paper carries 250 marks. Some of them are compulsory and some of them are optional

 

Paper Subject Duration Total marks
Paper A Compulsory Indian language 3 hours 300
Paper B English 3 hours 300
Paper I Essay 3 hours 250
Paper II General Studies I 3 hours 250
Paper III General Studies II 3 hours 250
Paper IV General Studies III 3 hours 250
Paper V General Studies IV 3 hours 250
Paper VI Optional I 3 hours 250
Paper VII Optional II 3 hours 250

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IBPS RRB Syllabus 2020

IBPS RRB Syllabus is discussed in the article. The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts it’s Regional Rural Banks (RRB) exam to select officers who will fill posts in nationalized rural banks across the country. The IBPS RRB exam promises a bright future for those who are embarking on their careers in banking.

The IBPS RRB exam is conducted for recruitment to four different posts:

  1. IBPS RRB Office Assistant (Multipurpose)
  2. IBPS RRB Officer Scale I
  3. IBPS RRB Officer Scale-II ( Generalist & Specialist)
  4. IBPS RRB Officer Scale III

The IBPS RRB Exam Pattern is a bit different for both IBPS RRB Officer and IBPS RRB Assistant Exam. Let’s have a look at the exam pattern of both these exams separately.

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Exam Pattern

The IBPS RRB Syllabus along with the exam pattern for the assistant post is discussed here.

  • For IBPSC RRB Clerk, there will be two stages of Exam, || Prelims | Main ||
  • For IBPS PO or Officer Scale I, there will be three stages of Exam, || Prelims | Mains | Interview ||
  • For IBPS Officer Grade-II (General Banking Officer and Specialist Cadre) and III, there will be a single-window exam:
    | IBPS Officer Grade II Exam| Interview ||
  • For all the posts of IBPS RRB, the candidates will have to pass each stage of the Exam for successful selection.

Candidates can check the prelims and mains level exam pattern and syllabus in the tables below.

IBPS RRB Syllabus: RRB Assistant Exam Pattern

Each year lakhs and lakhs of bank exam aspirants apply for Bank Exam. The salary and scale that is offered in the IBPS RRB Clerk and Officer Scale is what tempts the candidates to apply for it.

Know the Detailed IBPS RRB Salary For Clerk & Officer Post

Check IBPS RRB Assistant exam pattern for prelims and mains in the subsequent tables.

IBPS RRB Prelims Exam Pattern For Clerk

A composite time of 45 minutes is provided to candidates to complete two sections namely Reasoning and Numerical Ability. Candidates must clear the cut-off of each section. The cut-off for each section is decided by the team of IBPS depending on the level of difficulty of the paper

Serial No. Section Name Medium of Exam No. of Questions Minimum Marks Duration
1 Reasoning English/Hindi 40 40 A composite time of 45 mins
2 Numerical Ability English/Hindi 40 40
Total 80 80

IBPS RRB Assistant Mains Exam Pattern

S. No. Section Question Marks Duration
1 Reasoning 40 50 2 hours (120 minutes)
2 General Awareness 40 40
3 Numerical Ability 40 50
4 English/Hindi Language 40 40
5 Computer Knowledge 40 20
Total 200 200

Now that we have discussed the detailed exam pattern of IBPS RRB Assistant Exam, let’s have a look at the IBPS RRB Officer Grade Exam Pattern.

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Officer Grade Exam Pattern

IBPS RRB Officer Scale-I Exam is conducted in 3 different phases:

  • Preliminary Exam
  • Mains Exam
  • Interview Process

The preliminary Exam is for only Scale I but the Mains Exam is for all Officer level posts, it differs a bit in terms of professional knowledge required to qualify this stage. The exact IBPS RRB Officer Grade Exam Pattern has been released with IBPS RRB Notification.

IBPS RRB Syllabus: IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Prelims Exam Pattern

S. No. Section Question Marks Duration
1 Reasoning 40 40 Composite time of
45 minutes
2 Quantitative Aptitude 40 40
Total 80 80

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Officer Scale I Mains Exam Pattern

The IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Exam for Mains will be of a total of 200 marks of 2 hours. There will be a penalty of 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer.

S. No. Section Question Marks Duration
1 Reasoning Paper 40 50 2 hours (120 minutes)
2 General Awareness Paper 40 40
3 Numerical Ability Paper 40 50
4 English/Hindi Language Paper 40 40
5 Computer Knowledge Syllabus Paper 40 20
Total 200 200

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Officer Scale II Exam Pattern

There will be a single level exam for IBPS RRB Officer Scale-II Post. Selection will be made. Each candidate will be required to obtain a minimum score in each test of Online Single Examination to be considered to be shortlisted for interview.

Depending on the number of vacancies available, adequate number of candidates in each category not exceeding three times of the declared vacancies shall be called for interview, subject to availability. Prior to the completion of the interview process, scores obtained in the Online Main Examination will not be shared with the candidates shortlisted for interview.

IBPS RRB Exam Pattern For Officer Scale-II (General Banking Officer)

S. No. Section Question Marks Duration
1 Reasoning 40 50 2 hours
2 Quantitative Aptitude & Data Interpretation 40 50
3 Financial Awareness 40 40
4 English / Hindi Language* 40 40
5 Computer Knowledge 40 20
Total 200 200

*Candidates will have the option to opt for English or Hindi Language Paper.

IBPS RRB Exam Pattern For Officer Scale-II (Specialist Cadre)

S. No. Section Question Marks Duration
1 Reasoning 40 40 Composite Time
of 2 hours and 30
minutes
2 Quantitative Aptitude & Data Interpretation 40 40
3 Financial Awareness 40 40
4 English/ Hindi Language 40 20
5 Computer Knowledge 40 20
6 Professional Knowledge 40 40
Total 240 200

IBPS RRB Officer Scale III Exam Pattern

S. No. Section Question Marks Duration
1 Reasoning 40 50 Composite
Time of 2 hours
2 Quantitative Aptitude & Data Interpretation 40 50
3 Financial Awareness 40 40
4 English/ Hindi Language 40 40
5 Computer Knowledge 40 20
Total 200 200

IBPS RRB Syllabus

In this section, we will discuss the Syllabus for IBPS RRB exam subject-wise. Candidates can check the IBPS RRB Syllabus in the tables given below.
The subjects covered in the syllabus are as follows:

  1. Reasoning
  2. Quantitative Aptitude
  3. English Language
  4. Hindi Language
  5. Computer Knowledge
  6. General Awareness
  7. Financial Awareness

The detailed IBPS RRB Syllabus for each section is given below. Candidates must refer to the syllabus and then start the preparation for the upcoming IBPS RRB exams.

Update: IBPS RRB has released the notification for RRB Clerk, Officer Scale Post on June 30th, 2020. 

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IBPS RRB Syllabus: Reasoning Ability

The reasoning ability section comprises of logical and verbal reasoning. The topics for IBPS RRB reasoning syllabus are as follows:

Odd man out Analogy Syllogism
Coding-Decoding Blood Relation Alphabet Test
Blood Relation Series Test Ranking and Time
Causes and Effects Direction Test Sitting Arrangements
Decision Making Statement and Assumption Figure Series
Assertion and Reason Statement and Conclusion Word Formation
Statements and Action Courses Inequalities Puzzles

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Quantitative Aptitude

Among all the sections in the IBPS RRB exam, the quantitative aptitude section is one of the toughest and also the most scoring section. The detailed IBPS RRB syllabus for quantitative aptitude section is as given below:

Number System HCF and LCM Profit and Loss
Decimal Fractions Simple Interest Compound Interest
Time and Work Time and Distance Average
Age Problems Simplification Partnership
Percentage Ratio and Proportion Data Interpretation
Permutation and Combination Probability Quadratic Equations

IBPS RRB Syllabus: English / Hindi Language

Candidates tend to lose maximum marks in this section. So aspirants preparing for the IBPS RRB exams must prepare themselves well for the English section. The table below gives a list of the topics relevant to the IBPS RRB Syllabus for verbal ability:

Reading Comprehension Error Detection Fill in the blanks
Rearrangement of Sentences Cloze Test Jumbled Words
Idioms One word substitution Phrase Substitution
Antonyms Synonyms

Since there is an option for Hindi and English in the IBPS RRB syllabus, there are certain topics that can be helpful for candidates opting for Hindi as a language:

Vyakaran Error Spotting
Paragraphs Reading Comprehension
Fill in the blanks Antonyms and Synonyms

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Computer Knowledge

The following topics are a part of the syllabus for the IBPS RRB exam:

Computer Fundamentals Computer Abbreviations
Software and Hardware Fundamentals Shortcut Keys
Networking Basic Knowledge of Internet
MS Office Database
History of Computer Security Tools
Number System and Conversions Computer Languages
Internet Input and Output Devices

IBPS RRB Syllabus: General Awareness

The general awareness section in the IBPS RRB exams is one of the most scoring sections as this section requires no calculations and solutions. Hence candidates preparing for the IBPS RRB exams must carefully go through the IBPS RRB syllabus for General Awareness. Given below is the list of topics to be prepared for the general awareness section in the IBPS RRB exam:

India and International Current Affairs Banking Awareness
Countries and Currencies National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries
Banking Terms and Abbreviations Banking History
RBI Sports
Finance Sports
Books ad Authors Agriculture
Fiscal Policies Budget
Government schemes Government policies

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Financial Awareness

The following topics must be prepared for the financial awareness section in the IBPS RRB exam:

Latest Topics in News in Financial World Monetary Policy Budget and Economic Survey
Overview of Banking and Banking Reforms in India Bank Accounts and Special Individuals
Organizations Deposits Credit Loans
Advanced Non Performing Assets Asset Reconstruction Companies
NPAs Restructuring of Loans
Bad Loans Risk Management
BASEL I BASEL II
BASEL II ACCORDS

IBPS RRB Syllabus: Interview Process

Candidates who have been shortlisted in the main examination for the post of Officers Scale I, II & III will be subsequently called for an interview coordinated by the Nodal Regional Rural Bank with the help of NABARD. The interview will be conducted in select centers. The address of the centers will be informed to the shortlisted candidates in the call letter.

The marks for the interview are 100. The minimum qualifying marks in the interview for Officers Scale, I, II and III will be as per extant guidelines. Only by qualifying both in the Online Examination (Main/Single) and Common Interview with sufficiently high marks will candidates be shortlisted for subsequent provisional allotment process, the details of which will be made available on the official IBPS website.

IBPS RRB Syllabus: FAQ’s

Q 1. For which posts can I apply for IBPS RRB Exam?
Ans. You can apply for the post of IBPS RRB Office Assistant (Multipurpose), Officer Scale I, II, and III. However, one can apply only for one post under Officer Scale.

Q 2. What is the duration and marks of the IBPS RRB Exam?
Ans. IBPS RRB Prelims Exam will be of 45 minutes of 80 marks. The IBPS RRB Mains Exam will be of 200 marks of 2 hours. The duration is different for the IBPS Officer Scale Post.

Q 3. Is there negative marking for IBPS RRB Exam?
Ans. Yes, there is a penalty of 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer. There is negative marking for prelims, mains and single written test exams under RRB.

Q 4. Is there a sectional cut-off in IBPS RRB Exam?
Ans. Yes, there is sectional cut off for the IBPS RRB exam for all the posts.

J&K Bank Syllabus 2020:  Jammu & Kashmir Bank has released a notification for 1850 vacancies of Banking Associate and Probationary Associate (PO). Out of the total JK Bank Recruitment, 1500 vacancies are for the post of Bank Associate and 350 Bank PO.

After reading eligibility criteria, important information etc, what comes in mind is syllabus and exam pattern of the exam. Here, we have come up with the syllabus and exam pattern of Bank Associate and PO, it will help you to strategies your preparation for the exam.

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J&K Bank Exam 2020: Overview

J&K Bank Exam 2020 
Name of the Bank Jammu and Kashmir Bank (J&K Bank)
Post
  1. Banking Associate and
  2. Probationary Officer (PO)
Total Vacancies 1850 vacancies
Selection Process Written Online Test
Stages of Selection
  • 3 stages for Bank PO
  • 1 Stage for Bank Associate
Notification Click Here
(Short Notification)
Application Mode Online
Category Bank Jobs
Application Date 2nd to 24th July 2020
Job Location All Over India
Official Site  www.jkbank.com

J&K Bank Syllabus: PO Exam Pattern

J&K Bank Recruitment 2020 is going to be conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection to select eligible candidates for the post of Probationary Officer (PO). The PO exam is conducted in three stages, prelims, mains and interview. Check exam pattern and syllabus below.
The recruitment process to select PO through J&K Bank PO exam 2020 is done in three phases:

  • Online Preliminary Exam,
  • Online Mains Exam and
  • Interview.

A candidate has to qualify each stage to get promoted for the next stage. The candidates selected after the interview round are given the appointment letter.

J&K Bank PO Exam Pattern

Candidates can check important points of the J&K PO Exam Pattern of Prelims & Mains.

  • The Prelims Exam of Probationary Officer has three sections, i.e., English, Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning. The elaborated Prelims exam pattern is given in the table below.
  • The Mains Examination have one additional section, i.e., Current Affairs and Basic Computer Proficiency.
  • There will be negative marking in both stages. Which is equivalent to 1/4 of the marks of the questions.
  • There will be no negative marking for unattended questions.
  • The score of Preliminary Exam will not be included in merit list.
  • The cumulative score of Mains Exam and Interview process in the ratio of 80:20 is taken into consideration while preparing the merit list.

J&K Bank Prelims Exam Pattern For PO

Candidates can check the elobarated J&K Bank PO Prelims Exam Pattern in the below table:

Section Name Total Questions Total Marks Duration
English Language 30 questions 30 marks 20 minutes
Quantitative Aptitude 35 questions 35 marks 20 minutes
Reasoning Ability 35 questions 35 marks 20 minutes
Total 100 Questions 100 Marks 60 minutes

Note:- Candidates have to qualify in each of the three tests by securing minimum cut-off marks to be decided by J&K Bank. Adequate number of candidates in each category as decided by J&K Bank depending upon requirements will be shortlisted for Online Main Examination.

J&K Bank Mains Exam Pattern For PO

Candidates who qualify the J&K Bank prelims cut off are called for the J& K PO Mains exam, which is both qualifying as well as the scoring exam in nature. For the JK Bank PO Mains Exam, there will be 155 Questions of 200 Marks. There is a negative marking of 0.25 for every incorrect answer.

Marks obtained in the JK Exam Mains will be considered for the shortlisting of candidates for the Interview and the Merit List. Candidates can check the J&K Bank Mains Exam Pattern in the table below:

S.No. Section  No. of Questions Maximum Marks Duration
1 General/ Economy/ Banking Awareness 40 40 35 minutes
2 English Language 35 40 40 minutes
3  Reasoning Ability &
Computer Aptitude		 45 60 60 minutes
4 Data Analysis & Interpretation 35 60 45 minutes
Total 155 200 3 Hours
5. English Language (Letter Writing & Essay) 02 25 30 Minutes

J&K Bank PO Interview Process

Those candidates who qualify the J&K PO Mains exam, are called for Personal Interview. Personal Interview comprises a good value for the final selection of J&K PO. Interviews will be conducted at select centres. The centre, address of the venue, time & date of Interview will be informed to the shortlisted candidates in the call letter.

The total marks allotted for Interview are 100. The minimum qualifying marks in interview will not be less than 40% (35% for SC/ST/Socially and educationally backward classes/PCP candidates). The weightage (ratio) of Online Mains Exam and interview will be 80:20 respectively. Interview score of the candidates failing to secure minimum qualifying marks or otherwise barred from the interview or further process shall not be disclosed.

A candidate should qualify both in the Online Mains Exam and interview and be sufficiently high in the merit to be shortlisted for the subsequent provisional selection process.

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J&K Bank Syllabus: Clerk Exam Pattern

J&K Bank Banking Associate exam is conducted to recruit Banking Associate in the bank.  The recruitment process to select Banking Associate through J&K Banking Associate 2020 is done by single exam only. A candidate must qualify and score higher marks in the exam to get your name in the merit list.

J&K Bank Banking Associate Exam Pattern

The JK Banking Associate Exam will have only one single exam pattern. Candidates will have to score high marks to be eligible to be recruited as a Bank Associate or Clerk.

The JK Bank Associate will have three section of a total of 100 Marks comprising of 100 questions. The duration of the exam will be 60 Minutes.

Sections No. of Questions Total Marks Time Duration
English Language 30 30 20 minutes
Numerical Ability 35 35 20 minutes
Reasoning Ability 35 35 20 minutes
Total 100 100 60 minutes

Important Points:-

  • Candidates have to qualify in each of the three tests by securing minimum cut-off marks decided by J&K Bank.
  • There will be a penalty of 0.25 marks for wrong answers marked in the Objective Tests.

J&K Bank PO Syllabus

There are broadly 4 subject asked in the J&K Bank PO exam. The prelims and mains exam have three common subject, where as the mains exam have one additional subject, i..e, General Awareness and Computer Knowledge, it is included to test the knowledge of candidates about the general happening in the world. Check the J&K Bank PO Syllabus in the table below.

Reasoning Ability English Language Quantitative Aptitude General Awareness and Computer Knowledge
  • Seating Arrangements
  • Puzzles
  • Inequalities
  • Syllogism
  • Input-Output
  • Data Sufficiency
  • Blood Relations
  • Order and Ranking
  • Alphanumeric Series
  • Distance and Direction
  • Verbal Reasoning
  • Cloze Test
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Spotting Errors
  • Sentence Improvement
  • Sentence Correction
  • Para Jumbles
  • Fill in the Blanks
  • Para/Sentence Completion
  • Number Series
  • Data Interpretation
  • Simplification/ Approximation
  • Quadratic Equation
  • Data Sufficiency
  • Mensuration
  • Average
  • Profit and Loss
  • Ratio and Proportion
  • Work, Time and Energy
  • Time and Distance
  • Probability
  • Relations
  • Simple and Compound Interest
  • Permutation and Combination
  • Current Affairs
  • Banking Awareness
  • GK Updates
  • Currencies
  • Important Places
  • Books and Authors
  • Awards
  • Headquarters
  • Prime Minister Schemes
  • Important Days
  • Basic Computer Knowledge

It is necessary for all the candidates applying for J&K Bank PO Exam to go through the syllabus as mentioned in the J&K Bank 2020 notification to prepare judiciously for this exam.

J&K Bank Clerk Syllabus

The J&K Bank Banking Associate exam have three sections. Check the syllabus of each section in the table below.

Reasoning Ability English Language Quantitative Aptitude
  • Seating Arrangements
  • Puzzles
  • Inequalities
  • Syllogism
  • Input-Output
  • Data Sufficiency
  • Blood Relations
  • Order and Ranking
  • Alphanumeric Series
  • Distance and Direction
  • Verbal Reasoning
  • Cloze Test
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Spotting Errors
  • Sentence Improvement
  • Sentence Correction
  • Para Jumbles
  • Fill in the Blanks
  • Para/Sentence Completion
  • Number Series
  • Data Interpretation
  • Simplification/ Approximation
  • Quadratic Equation
  • Data Sufficiency
  • Mensuration
  • Average
  • Profit and Loss
  • Ratio and Proportion
  • Work, Time and Energy
  • Time and Distance
  • Probability
  • Relations
  • Simple and Compound Interest
  • Permutation and Combination

Apart from these common subjects asked for all the posts, candidates are required to have Professional Knowledge as well, which comes in the mains part of the exam

J&K Bank Syllabus: FAQs

Q 1. How many sections are there in J&K Bank PO exam?
Ans. The J&K Bank PO Prelims Exam consists of Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude and English Language whereas the Mains Exam has an addition of  General Awareness.

Q 2. How many stages are there in J&K PO Exam?
Ans. There are three stages in J&K PO Exam: Preliminary Exam, Mains Exam, and an Interview.

Q 3. How many sections does J&K Bank Banking Associate Exam have?
Ans. There are three sections in J&K Bank Banking Associate exam.

Q 4. How many stages are there in J&K Bank Banking Associate exam have?
Ans. There is only one written exam in J&K Bank Banking Associate exam.

Q 5. Is there negative marking in J&K Bank exams?
Ans. Yes, there is negative marking in all objective exams in J&K Bank.

SSC JHT Syllabus 2020: Staff Selection Commission has released the SSC JHT Syllabus and Exam Pattern along with its official notification on 29th June 2020. The SSC JHT exam is conducted in two phases namely Paper 1 and Paper 2. Paper 1 will be conducted on 06th October 2020 while Paper II will be conducted on 31st January 2021. You can check the exam pattern and syllabus in the article. Before we discuss the SSC JHT Syllabus in detail, let us first look at the important dates of SSC JHT Notification 2020-21.

SSC JHT Syllabus 2020: Important Dates

SSC JHT 2020-21 Notification
Events
Dates
SSC JHT 2020 Notification 29th June 2020
Online Form submission Start 29th June 2020
Last Date to Apply Online for SSC JHT 2020 25th July 2020
Last date for generation of offline Challan 29th July 2020
Last date for payment through Challan
(during working hours of Bank)		 31st July 2020
Admit Card of Paper-I September 2020
SSC JHT 2020 Paper-I 06th October 2020
Admit Card of Paper-II January 2021
SSC JHT 2020 Paper-II 31st January 2021

SSC JHT Syllabus 2020: Exam Pattern

SSC Junior Hindi Translator (JHT) Exam is conducted in both Hindi and English since checking the command of the candidate over their English and the Hindi language is the main criteria for this exam. The exam pattern of Paper-I and Paper-II Exam is given below:

Parts of Paper
Mode of Paper
Subject
Number of Questions/ Marks
Total Duration
Paper- I
(Objective Type)		 Computer-Based Test (CBT) (i) General Hindi
(ii) General English		 (i) 100 Questions/ 100 Marks
(ii) 100 Questions/ 100 Marks		 2 Hours
Paper- II
(Conventional Type)		 Descriptive Translation & Essay 200 Marks 2 Hours

Marking Scheme Of SSC JHT 2020

  • Paper I will consist of Multiple choice questions only (objective type).
  • There will be negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer in Paper I.
  • Paper II shall be evaluated in respect of only those candidates, only who qualify in Paper I.
  • The Commission may at its discretion, fix qualifying marks in Paper II.

SSC JHT Syllabus 2020: Exam Pattern of Paper I

The exam pattern of the paper I is given in the table. There will be two section of Hindi and English of 100 marks each. The exam will be of 2 hours. Candidates need to complete the whole paper in 2 hours. There will be negative marking of 0.25 march for each wrong answer marked. The questions will be designed to test the candidate understanding of the languages and literature.

SSC JHT Paper Sections Number of Questions Duration
Paper 1 General Hindi 100 A cumulative duration of 2 hours
General English 100
Total 2 sections 200 Questions 2 hours

SSC JHT Syllabus: Exam Pattern of Paper II

Those candidates who qualify the Paper I are going to appear for the Paper II of SSC JHT. Paper II consists of two sections i.e., Translation and Essay Writing. In translation section there will be two questions of transition one will be for translate given passage from Hindi to English and vica versa. The Essay section will also have 2 question. In this section candidate have to write 2 essay one in English and other in Hindi. There is cumulative time of 2 hours for the whole exam.

SSC JHT Paper Sections Number of Questions Duration
Paper 2 Translation 2 A cumulative duration of 2 hours
Essay Writing 2
Total 2 sections 4 Questions 2 hours

SSC JHT Syllabus 2020: Paper I

Section I: General Hindi

Topics covered in Hindi Language Preparation:

  • Grammatical Topics i.e. Samas, Sandhi, Kriya, Visheshan, etc
  • Hindi Synonyms
  • Hindi Paragraphs
  • Hindi Proverbs
  • Hindi Antonyms
  • Hindi Phrases/ Muhavare,
  • Hindi Comprehension,
  • Knowledge of Hindi

Section II: General English

Topics covered in English Language Preparation:

  • Fill in the Blanks
  • Error Recognition
  • Articles
  • Verbs
  • Preposition
  • Spelling Test
  • Vocabulary
  • Grammar
  • Synonyms
  • Sentence Structure
  • Antonyms
  • Sentence Completion
  • Correct use of words
  • Phrases and Idioms

SSC JHT Syllabus 2020: Paper II Syllabus

The paper will consist of:

  1. Two passages for translation one passage for translation from Hindi to English and one passage for translation from English to Hindi
  2. An Essay each in Hindi and English

Therefore, topics covered in Translation and Essay Exam will be:

  • Paragraph Translation from Hindi to English
  • Paragraph Translation from English to Hindi
  • Essay in English
  • Essay in Hindi

Final Selection

Candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of their performance in Paper-I and Paper-II of the examination only. Allocation of candidates will be made to User Departments depending upon their merit position and the option exercised by them.

SSC JHT Syllabus 2020 FAQ’s

Q 1. How many Paper are there in SSC JHT.?
Ans. There are two Papers in SSC JHT.

Q 2. What is the selection procedure for SSC JHT.?

Ans. The SSC JHT will be held in two stages: Tier I and Tier II. The candidates will have to clear each stage to be eligible to be appointed as an Translator.

Q 3. What is the syllabus of SSC JHT Paper I.?
Ans. SSC JHT Paper I consists of two subjects Hindi and English check syllabus in the article.

Q 4. What is the syllabus of SSC JHT Paper II.?
Ans. There is no defined syllabus of SSC JHT Paper II. Candidates must have the knowledge of Paper I and Paper II.

Q 5. Is there any negative marking for SSC JHT.?
Ans. Yes, there is negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer in SSC JHT 2020.

Know details of the SSC CPO Exam Pattern 2020 to strategize your preparation. Candidates can check the Changes in Exam Pattern of SSC CPO in this article.

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SSC CPO Exam Pattern 2020

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts Combined Police Organization (CPO) Examination in Three Tiers namely Tier 1, PET/ PST, and Tier 2. While SSC CPO Tier 1 and Tier 2 are conducted in Online Mode on the other hand PET/PST is conducted in Physical mode. Candidates can go through this article for more information about the different tiers of SSC CPO. This article also explains each Tiers of SSC CPO.

SSC CPO Exam Pattern 2020: Tiers of Exam

SSC CPO Comprises of Three Tiers. Exam Pattern of SSC CPO is explained below:

Tier Type of Examination Mode of examination
Tier 1 Objective Multiple Choice CBT (Online)
PET/PST Physical Efficiency Test/Physical Standard Test Physical
Tier 2 Objective Multiple Choice CBT (Online)

SSC CPO Exam Pattern 2020: Tier 1

SSC CPO Tier 1 comprises 200 questions in total with maximum marks of 200. SSC CPO Tier 1 is of 120 minutes. SSC CPO Tier I is divided into four sections with 50 questions each and maximum marks of 50. Normalization is done by SSC if an exam is conducted in multiple shifts.
The sections asked in SSC CPO Tier 1 Exam are:

  • General Knowledge
  • Quantitative Aptitude
  • General Reasoning
  • English Comprehension

The Schema of Tier 1 is explained in Table given below:

Sections No. of Questions Total Marks Time Allotted
General Intelligence and Reasoning 50 50 A cumulative time of 120 minutes (160 minutes for disable/Physically handicapped Candidates)
General Awareness 50 50
Quantitative Aptitude 50 50
English Comprehension 50 50
Total 200 200

Note:- For every wrong question there is a negative marking of 0.25 marks also.

SSC CPO Exam Pattern 2020: PET/PST

Candidates need to have these Physical Standard other wise they will be disqualified from the exam.

Category Height Chest (Normal in cms) Chest (Expanded in cms)
Male (General) 170 cms (5’7”) 80 cms 85 cms
Male (Hill area) 165 cms (5’5”) 80 cms 85 cms
Male (ST) 162.5 cms (5’4”) 77 cms 82 cms
Female (General) 157 cms (5’2”) – –
Female (Hill Area) 155 cms (5’1”) – –
Female (ST) 154 cms (5’0”) – –

Candidates have to complete Physical Test given in the table.
Physical Endurance Test (PET) (For all posts) For Male Candidates.

Physical Endurance Test For Male Candidates
Race 100 meters race in 16 seconds
1.6 Kms race in 6.5 minutes
Long Jump 3.65 metres in 3 chances
High Jump 1.2 metres in 3 chances
Shot put (16 Lbs) 4.5 metres in 3 chance

Physical Endurance Test (PET) (For all posts) For Female Candidates

Physical Endurance Test For Female Candidates
Race 100 metres race in 18 seconds
800 metres race in 4 minutes
Long Jump 2.7 metres in 3 chances
High Jump 0.9 metres in 3 chances

Note:- Candidates have to qualify the PET/ PST exam to appear for the Mains/ Tier 2 exam.

SSC CPO Exam Pattern 2020: Tier 2

SSC CPO Tier 2 exam will be conducted online comprising of single paper with 200 questions in English Language and with maximum marks of 200. Candidates have to complete Exam in 120 minutes. Normalization will be done by SSC if an exam is conducted in multiple shifts.
The questions asked in SSC CPO Tier 2 Exam is of English Language & Comprehension.

The schema of Tier 2 is explained in Table given below:

Section No. of Questions Total Marks Time Allotted
English Language and Comprehension 200 200 120 minutes
(160 minutes for disable/Physically handicapped Candidates)

Note: For every wrong question there is negative marking of 0.25 marks.

SSC CPO Syllabus 2020

Candidates can check syllabus of SSC CPO for both tiers by click on the link provided below.

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SSC CPO Exam Pattern FAQ’s

Q 1. How many stages are there in SSC CPO exam?
Ans. There are three stages in SSC CPO exam i.e., Prelims, Mains and Physical.

Q 2. How many sections are there in SSC CPO Prelims?
Ans. There will be four sections, Reasoning, General Studies, Mathematics and English.

Q 3. Is there negative marking in SSC CPO Exam?
Ans. Yes. There will be a penalty of 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer.

Q 4. How many sections are there in SSC CPO Mains?
Ans. There is only one section i.e., English language and comprehension in SSC CPO Mains exam.

Q 5. What is the physical criteria for SSC CPO?
Ans. Candidates must have 170 cm height for general, 165 cm for hilly areas and 162.5 cm for ST candidates. The chest measurement is 80 cm for general and hilly candidates and 77 cms for St candidates. Check detailed physical criteria in the article.

Q 7. Is there interview in SSC CPO exam?
Ans. No, there is no interview in SSC CPO exam.

Staff Selection Commission has released the Exam Pattern and Syllabus along with the notification of the Stenographer. Here we present to all the SSC Stenographer aspirants the details of the whole syllabus as mentioned in the notification. SSC Stenographer is an All India Level Examination conducted annually. The minimum qualification for this post is 12th Pass.

Candidates shall go through the article to strategize your preparation for the exam. SSC Stenographer Syllabus for Tier I, CBT and Tier II Skill Test is given here. On this page, @adda247.com/jobs, you will get to know everything that you need to know about the SSC Stenographer Syllabus 2020.

SSC Stenographer Syllabus 2020: Highlights

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts Stenographer (Steno) Examination in two Tiers namely Tier I and Tier II. While SSC Stenographer Tier I is conducted in Online Mode, on the other hand, Tier II is  Stenography Skill Test.

Candidates can go through this article for more information about the different tiers of SSC Stenographer. Before checking the Syllabus, it will be a good idea to check the Exam Pattern of the SSC Stenographer.

SSC Steno Syllabus

Details
Name of the Exam SSC Stenographer 
Mode of Exam
  1. CBT Exam
  2. Shorthand Skill Test
Language of CBT Bilingual except for English Language
Selection Process
  1. CBT
  2. Shorthand Skill Test
    (Qualifying in nature)
Nature of Questions Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

No. of Questions
  1. CBT Exam: 200

Maximum Marks
  1. CBT: 200 Marks

Marking Scheme
  1. Correct Answer: +1
  2. Incorrect Answer: –0.25

Duration of Test
  1. CBT: 2 Hours
  2. Skill Test Grade C: 40 Minutes
  3. Skill Test Grade D: 50 Minutes

Download SSC Stenographer Admit Card: New CBT Exam Date 

SSC Stenographer Syllabus: Exam Pattern

SSC Stenographer Comprises of Two Tiers. Exam Pattern of SSC Stenographer is explained below:

Tier Type of Examination Mode of examination
Tier-1 Objective Multiple Choice CBT (Online)
Tier-2 Shorthand Skill Test Transcription is to be done on computer and shorthand notes to be taken in shorthand notepads.

SSC Stenographer Exam Pattern For Tier I

SSC Stenographer Tier I comprises 200 questions in total with the maximum marks being 200. The duration of Tier I is 2 hours. SSC Stenographer Tier I is divided into three sections namely General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, and English Language.

Normalization will be done by SSC as the exam will be conducted in several shifts.

Mode of examination Online (Computer-based test)
Type of questions Multiple-choice Objective type questions
Number of sections 3
Total Marks 200
Number of Questions 200
SSC Stenographer Exam Duration 2 hours
Negative Marking Yes. 0.25 marks is deducted for every wrong answer

SSC Steno Exam Pattern

The sections asked in SSC Stenographer Tier I Exam are:

  • General Knowledge
  • General Reasoning & Intelligence
  • English Comprehension

The Scheme of SSC Stenographer Tier I is explained in Table given below:

Sections No. of Questions Total Marks Time Allotted
General Intelligence and Reasoning 50 50 A cumulative time of two hours (200 minutes for disable/Physically handicapped Candidates)
General Awareness 50 50
English Language 100 100
Total 200 200

Marking Scheme For SSC Stenographer Exam: CBT

  • The time duration for SSC Stenographer Exam is 2 hours.
  • All the questions will be Objective in nature.
  • The total no. of questions will be 200 of 200 marks.
  • 1 mark will be given for every correct answer.
  •  0.25 marks will be deducted for every incorrect response by the candidate.
  • No marks will be awarded/deducted for unattempted questions.

SSC Stenographer Exam Pattern For Tier II

SSC Stenographer Skill Test is done on both Paper and Computer.

  • The shorthand Test will have to be done on the Shorthand Notepad and the same has to be transcribed on a computer.
  • The skill test language can be either English or Hindi.
  • The language of the skill test has to be chosen by the candidates while filling up the form only.
  • But if the candidate does not choose any language, then the skill test will be done in English only.

The SSC Stenographer Tier-2 Exam Pattern is explained in the table below:

The candidates will be dictated a passage at the following speed.

  • For Stenographer Group ‘D’: 80 words per minute (w.p.m) for 8 Minutes
  • For Stenographer Group ‘C’: 100 words per minute (w.p.m) for 10 Minutes

After taking down the shorthand notes the candidates will have to transcribe the same on the computer. The Skill Test will be qualifying in nature.

Post Language of Skill Test Time Duration Time Duration for candidates
who are allowed the scribe
Stenographer Grade D English 50 Minutes 70 Minutes
Stenographer Grade C Hindi 65 Minutes 90 Minutes
Stenographer Grade C English 40 Minutes 55 Minutes
 Stenographer Grade D Hindi 55 Minutes 75 Minutes

Qualifying Criteria For SSC Stenographer Skill Test

The candidates will first have to secure a cut-off in SSC Stenographer CBT set by the SSC to qualify for the shorthand stage.

  1. The qualifying marks are different for the written test of Stenographer Grade C and  Grade D.
  2. The candidate securing higher marks will be selected to appear for the Grade C as well as Grade D Exam of the Skill Test, which will the Tier II Exam.
  3. The candidates qualifying the written test will be eligible to appear for the shorthand skill test.
  4. The shorthand skill test is qualifying in nature.
  5. The Merit List will be prepared on the basis of the marks secured by the candidates in the written test.

The Qualifying criteria for the shorthand skill test is given below for SSC Stenographer Grade C and Grade D.

Permissible Mistake out of total words
Category  Grade C Grade D
General 5% 7%
OBC/SC/ST/Ex-servicemen 5% 10%

SSC Stenographer Syllabus For Tier I

The Topic-wise Syllabus of Tier I is given below:

SSC Stenographer General Intelligence and Reasoning Syllabus

  • Classification
  • Analogy
  • Coding-Decoding
  • Paper Folding Method
  • Matrix
  • Word Formation
  • Venn Diagram
  • Direction and Distance
  • Blood Relations
  • Series
  • Verbal reasoning
  • Non-Verbal Reasoning

SSC Stenographer General Awareness Syllabus

  • Static General Knowledge (Indian History, Culture etc.)
  • Science
  • Current Affairs
  • Sports
  • Books and Authors
  • Important Schemes
  • Portfolios
  • People in News

SSC Stenographer English Comprehension Syllabus

  • Reading Comprehension
  • Fill in the Blanks
  • Spellings
  • Phrases and Idioms
  • One word Substitution
  • Sentence Correction
  • Error Spotting
  • Spelling
  • Phase replacement

SSC Stenographer Syllabus For Skill Test: Tier II

The candidates qualifying the SSC Stenographer CBT will be eligible to appear for the Shorthand Skill Test. The Skill Test will be qualifying in nature. The candidates will be given a passage of 800 words and 1000 words for Grade D and Grade C respectively. The types of topics in English/Hind for the SSC Stenographer Skill Test can be as the following:

  • Speech given in the Parliament
  • President’s Speech
  • Budget Speech
  • Railway Speech
  • Employment/Unemployment in India
  • Topics of National interest
  • Topics on Science and Technology
  • Topics on Natural Calamities
  • Topics given in the Editorial Columns of Newspapers

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SSC Stenographer Syllabus 2020 FAQ’s

Q 1. How many tiers of are there in SSC Stenographer exam.?
Ans. There are only two tiers in SSC Stenographer examination process.

Q 2. Is there negative marking in SSC Stenographer.?
Ans. Yes, there is negative marking of 1/4 of the marks assigned to that question.

Q 3. How many sections are there in SSC Stenographer Tier 1.?
Ans. There are three section in SSC Stenographer Prelims.

Q 4. How many questions are there in SSC Stenographer Tier 1.?
Ans. There are 200 questions in SSC Stenographer Tier 1.

Q 5. For how many marks SSC Stenographer exam is conducted.?
Ans. SSC Stenographer exam is conducted for 200 marks.

Q6. What is the criteria for the final selection?
Ans. The marks of the SSC Stenographer Tier 1 will be taken into consideration for the final selection.

Q7. Is the SSC Stenographer Skill Test qualifying in nature?
Ans. Yes, the SSC Stenographer Skill Test will be qualifying in nature.

RRB Group D Syllabus is discussed here. Railway Recruitment Board (RRB)-Railway Recruitment Cell (RRC) has announced about the Recruitment of 103769 vacancies for Track Maintainer Grade-IV, Helper/Assistant in various technical departments (Electrical, Mechanical and S&T departments), Assistant Pointsman, Level-I Posts. Many Interested Candidates has filled their Application Form. The Process of Submitting Application Form is Conducted Online. Candidates can check the exam pattern and syllabus in the article below.

RRB Group D Syllabus 2020: Details

Here we present the important points of the RRB Group D exam pattern, syllabus, physical exam test and document verification details.

Name Of The Organization Railway Recruitment Board (RRB)
Name Of The Post Track Maintainer Grade IV (Trackman), Gateman, Pointsman, Helpers in Electrical/ Engineering/ Mechanical/ Signal & Telecommunication departments, Porter & Other
Category Government Job
Selection Process Written Test (Computer Based Test), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Document Verification and Personal Interview
Official Website www.indianrailways.gov.in

RRB Group D Syllabus: Exam Pattern

Check the RRC Group D Syllabus in the below table. Here we present the subject wise marks distribution.

Section Number of Questions Time Duration
General Intelligence & Reasoning 30
  • 90 Minutes (General)
  • 120 Minutes (PWD Candidates)
Mathematics 25
General Science 25
General Awareness & Current Affairs 20
Total Questions 100 Questions

Important Points:

  • There will be negative marking and 1/3 marks shall be deducted for each wrong answer.
  • Minimum percentage of marks for eligibility in various categories:
    1. UR – 40%,
    2. EWS – 40%,
    3. OBC (Non creamy layer) – 30%,
    4. SC – 30%,
    5. ST – 30%.

Note: These percentage of marks for eligibility may be relaxed by 2% for PwBD candidates in case of shortage of PwBD candidates against vacancies reserved for them.

RRB Group D Syllabus: Mathematics

The topics wise syllabus given by the RRC Group D are given below.

  • Number system
  • BODMAS
  • Decimals
  • Fractions
  • LCM
  • HCF
  • Ratio and Proportion
  • Percentages
  • Mensuration
  • Time and Work
  • Time and Distance
  • Simple and Compound Interest
  • Profit and Loss
  • Algebra
  • Geometry and Trigonometry
  • Elementary Statistics
  • Square root
  • Age Calculations
  • Calendar & Clock
  • Pipes & Cistern etc

RRC Group D Syllabus: General Science

  • Natural Products and Drugs
  • Nuclear Chemistry
  • Chemical Kinetics and Thermodynamics
  • Organic reaction mechanism and Stereochemistry
  • Organometallic compounds, Bioinorganic chemistry, and Polymers
  • Electrochemistry
  • Analytical Chemistry and Instrumental methods
  • Poisons and Pesticides
  • Quantum Chemistry

RRB Group D Syllabus: General Awareness

  • National Dance
  • Music & Literature
  • Indian Culture
  • Scientific observations
  • Political Science
  • World organizations
  • Countries and Capitals
  • Famous Places in India
  • Books and Authors
  • Important Dates
  • About India and it’s neighboring countries
  • Science and innovations
  • New inventions
  • Economic problems in India
  • Geography of India
  • National and International current affairs

RRC Group D Syllabus: Current Affairs

  • Books & Authors
  • Finance
  • Science & Technology
  • Environment
  • Economy
  • Banking
  • Awards
  • Sports & General
  • Festivity
  • International Affairs
  • Current Events
  • Current Ministers & Governors
  • Business
  • Indian Financial System
  • Politics
  • Capitals & Currencies
  • Education
  • Government Schemes
  • Abbreviations and Economic Terminologies
  • Summits & Conferences, etc
  • Obituary
  • Talkies

RRB Group D Syllabus: General Intelligence

Verbal Reasoning

  • Analogy
  • Series Completion
  • Verification of truth of the Statement
  • Situation Reaction Test
  • Direction Sense Test
  • Classification
  • Data Sufficiency
  • Alpha-Numeric Sequence Puzzle
  • Puzzle Test
  • Blood Relations
  • Coding-Decoding
  • Assertion and Reasoning
  • Arithmetical Reasoning
  • Operations of Mathematics
  • Venn Diagrams
  • Word Sequence
  • Missing Characters
  • Sequential Output training
  • Directions
  • Test on Alphabets
  • Eligibility Test

Non-Verbal Reasoning

  • Dot Situation
  • Identical figure groupings
  • Forming figures and analysis
  • Construction of Squares and Triangles
  • Series
  • Analytical Reasoning
  • Paper Folding
  • Paper Cutting
  • Cubes and Dice
  • Water Images
  • Mirror Images
  • Figure Matrix
  • Completion Incomplete Pattern
  • Spotting embedded figures
  • Classification
  • Rules Detection

RRC Group D Syllabus: PHYSICAL EFFICIENCY TESTS (PET)

Based on the merit of the candidates in the CBT, candidates shall be called for PET Three times the community wise total vacancy of the Posts notified against RRBs/RRCs. Passing Physical Efficiency Test (PET) is mandatory and the same will be qualifying in nature. The criterion for PET is as under:

Male candidates Female candidates
Should be able to lift and carry 35 Kg of weight for a distance of 100 metres in 2 minutes in one chance without putting the weight down; and Should be able to run for a distance of 1000 metres in 4 minutes and 15 seconds in one chance. Should be able to lift and carry 20 Kg of weight for a distance of 100 metres in 2 minutes in one chance without putting the weight down; andShould be able to run for a distance of 1000 metres in 5 minutes and 40 seconds in one chance.

RRC (RRB) Group D Syllabus: Document Verification

Based on the performance of candidates in CBT subject to their qualifying in PET, candidates twice the number of vacancies will be called for Document Verification as per their merit and options.

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RRB Group D Syllabus 2020 Faqs

Q1. When was notification for RRB Group d released?
Ans. RRB Group D notification was released in March 2019.

Q2. How many stages are there in RRB Group D?
Ans. There are only two stages, written and physical exam.

Q3. Is there negative marking in RRB Group D Exam?
Ans. Yes, There will be a penalty of 1/3 marks for every incorrect answer.

Q4. How many question will be there in RRB Group D exam?
Ans. There will be 100 questions in RRB Group D exam.

Q5. Is there a Interview in RRB Group D exam?
Ans. No, there is no interview in RRB Group D exam.

UPSC NDA Syllabus 2020

NDA Syllabus 2020: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the National Defence Academy (NDA) Exam. NDA is a national level exam which is conducted twice a year. It is held for the candidates who want to join the Indian Defence Forces of India. This is one of the most sought after defence jobs in India to join the Defence of India as an Officer by the male candidates.

The selection into NDA is on the basis of the written test followed by Personality Test. NDA examination is divided into two papers – Mathematics and General Ability Test (GAT).

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NDA Syllabus 2020: Highlights

Name of the Exam National Defence Academy (NDA)
Conducting Body  Union Public Service Commission, UPSC.
Frequency Of Exam Twice in a Year
Selection Process
  1. Written Test consisting of Objective Type Questions
  2. Intelligence & Personality Test (SSB)
Mode of exam Offline
Papers in NDA Exam
  1. Mathematics
  2. General Ability Test
Marks Segregation
  1. Mathematics: 300 Marks
  2. GAT: 600 Marks
Total No. of Questions
  1. Mathematics: 120
  2. GAT: 150
Negative Marking
  1. Mathematics: -0.83
  2. GAT: -1.33 marks
Exam Duration 2.5 Hours For Each Paper
Language of Question Paper English & Hindi
English Language paper has to be attempted in English.

NDA NDA Exam Pattern 2020

Before getting into the NDA Syllabus let us have a look at the NDA Exam Pattern. The NDA Exam Pattern is different from that of the CDS Exam, which is also conducted by the UPSC for selecting meritorious candidates into the Defence Forces of India. The GAT will have English and GK Papers of 200 & 400 marks respectively.

Check out the table for the exam pattern that is given below.

NDA Mathematics Exam Pattern

Paper I- Mathematics
Total Marks 300 Marks
Total No. of Questions 120
Marks awarded for Correct answer 2.5 marks
Marks deducted for the wrong answer -0.83
Exam Duration 2.5 Hours

General Ability Test Exam Pattern

Paper II- General Ability Test
Total Marks 600 marks
Total No. of Questions 150
No. of questions in English Section 50
No. Of questions in General knowledge Section 100
Maximum Marks for English 200 marks
Maximum Marks for G.K. 400 marks
Marks for Correct Answer 4 marks in both sections
Marks for Incorrect Answer -1.33 marks in both sections
Exam Duration 2.5 Hours

NDA Syllabus 2020

After getting to know the NDA Exam Pattern it is important for the candidates to know the Syllabus of NDA Exam. The NDA Syllabus is discussed below.

NDA Paper I: Mathematics Syllabus

The chapters covered for NDA Maths Syllabus is given in the table below.

Algebra Matrices & Determinants Trigonometry
Differential Calculus Analytical Geometry 2D & 3D Integral Calculus
Differential Equations Vector Algebra Probability

Read the detailed syllabus for NDA Maths paper is discussed below here.

Algebra

Concept of set, operations on sets, Venn diagrams. De Morgan laws, Cartesian product, relation, equivalence relation. Representation of real numbers on a line. Complex numbers—basic properties, modulus, argument, cube roots of unity. Binary system of numbers. Conversion of a number in decimal system to binary system and vice-versa. Arithmetic, Geometric and Harmonic progressions. Quadratic equations with real coefficients. Solution of linear inequations of two variables by graphs. Permutation and Combination. Binomial theorem and its applications. Logarithms and their applications.

Differential Calculus

Composite functions, one to one, onto and inverse functions, geometrical and physical interpretation of a derivative – applications, increasing and decreasing functions, Continuity of functions – examples, algebraic operations on continuous functions, Application of derivatives in problems of maxima and minima, Concept of a real valued function – domain, range and graph of a function, Notion of limit, Standard limits – examples, geometrical and physical interpretation of a derivative – applications, Derivative of a function at a point, Derivatives of sum, product and quotient of functions, derivative of a function with respect of another function, derivative of a composite function and Second order derivatives.

Vector Algebra

Vectors in two and three dimensions, scalar multiplication of vector, scalar product or dot product of two-vectors, Applications-work done by a force and moment of a force, and in geometrical problems, magnitude and direction of a vector, Unit and null vectors, addition of vectors, Vector product and cross product of two vectors.

Integral Calculus and Differential equations

Integration by substitution and by parts, trigonometric, Definition of order and degree of a differential equation, formation of a differential equation by examples, exponential and hyperbolic functions, solution of first order and first degree differential equations of various types – examples, standard integrals involving algebraic expressions, Evaluation of definite integrals – determination of areas of plane regions bounded by curves – applications, General and particular solution of a differential equation, Integration as inverse of differentiation, Application in problems of growth and decay.

Matrices and Determinants

Types of Matrices, Determinant of a matrix, adjoin and the inverse of a square matrix, operations on matrices, Applications – Solution of a system of linear equations in two or three unknowns by Cramer’s rule and by Matrix Method, basic properties of determinant.

Analytical Geometry of two and three dimensions:

Distance formula, Equation of a circle in standard and in general form, Ellipse and hyperbola, Angle between two lines, Rectangular Cartesian Coordinate system, Equation of a line in various forms, Standard forms of parabola, Distance of a point from a line, Eccentricity and axis of a conic.

The point in a three-dimensional space, distance between two points, Equation of a plane and a line in various forms, Equation of a sphere, Direction Cosines and direction ratios, the angle between two lines and the angle between two planes.

Statistics

Frequency distribution, Classification of data, cumulative frequency distribution – examples Graphical representation – Histogram, Measures of Central tendency – mean, median and mode, Pie Chart, Frequency Polygon – examples, Variance and standard deviation – determination and comparison, Correlation and regression.

Probability

Outcomes and associated sample space, Binomial distribution, Random experiment, examples of random experiments giving rise to Binominal distribution, events, mutually exclusive and exhaustive events, Bayes’ theorem – simple problems, impossible and certain events, Complementary, elementary and composite events, Union and Intersection of events, Definition of probability – classical and statistical – examples, Conditional probability, Random variable as function on a sample space, Elementary theorems on probability – simple problems, Binomial distribution, examples of random experiments giving rise to Binominal distribution.

NDA Paper II: General Ability Test Syllabus

The General ability test comprises of two papers:
English: 200 Marks
General Knowledge: 400 Marks

English

The question paper in English will be designed to test the candidate’s understanding of English and workman like use of words. The syllabus covers various aspects like as given below:

  • Grammar and usage
  • Vocabulary
  • Comprehension and cohesion
  • Cloze Test
  • Spotting Errors
  • Sentence Improvement/Correction
  • Para Jumbles
  • Fill in the Blanks
  • Para/Sentence Completion
  • Synonyms-Antonyms
  • Idioms and Proverbs

General Knowledge

Physics
Chemistry
General Science
History
Geography
Current Affairs

The topics for each of the subjects is given below.

Physics

Physical Properties and States of Matter, Mass, Weight, Volume, Density and Specific Gravity, Principle of Archimedes, Pressure Barometer. The motion of objects, Velocity, and Acceleration, Newton’s
Laws of Motion, Force and Momentum, Parallelogram of Forces, Stability and Equilibrium of bodies, Gravitation, elementary ideas of work, Power and Energy. Effects of Heat, Measurement of Temperature and Heat, change of State and Latent Heat, Modes of transference of Heat. Sound waves and their properties, Simple musical instruments. Rectilinear propagation of Light, Reflection and refraction. Spherical mirrors and Lenses, Human Eye. Natural and Artificial Magnets, Properties of a Magnet, Earth as a Magnet. Static and Current Electricity, conductors and Nonconductors, Ohm’s Law, Simple Electrical Circuits, Heating, Lighting and Magnetic effects of Current, Measurement of Electrical Power, Primary and Secondary Cells, Use of X-Rays.
General Principles in the working of the following:
 Simple Pendulum, Simple Pulleys, Siphon, Levers, Balloon, Pumps, Hydrometer, Pressure Cooker, Thermos Flask, Gramophone, Telegraphs, Telephone, Periscope, Telescope, Microscope, Mariner’s Compass; Lightening Conductors, Safety Fuses.

Chemistry

Physical and Chemical changes. Elements, Mixtures and Compounds, Symbols, Formulae and simple Chemical
Equations, Law of Chemical Combination (excluding problems). Properties of Air and Water.
Preparation and Properties of Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen and Carbondioxide, Oxidation and Reduction. Acids, bases and salts. Carbon—different forms. Fertilizers—Natural and Artificial. Material used in the preparation of substances like Soap, Glass, Ink, Paper, Cement, Paints, Safety Matches and GunPowder. Elementary ideas about the structure of Atom, Atomic Equivalent and Molecular Weights, Valency.

General Science

Difference between the living and non-living. Basis of Life—Cells, Protoplasms and Tissues. Growth and Reproduction in Plants and Animals. Elementary knowledge of Human Body and its important organs.
Common Epidemics, their causes and prevention.
Food
Source of Energy for man. Constituents of food, Balanced Diet.
The Solar System
Meteors and Comets, Eclipses. Achievements of Eminent Scientists.

History, Freedom Movement

A broad survey of Indian History, with emphasis on Culture and Civilisation. Freedom Movement in India. Elementary study of Indian Constitution and Administration. Elementary knowledge of Five Year Plans of India. Panchayati Raj, Co-operatives and Community Development. Bhoodan, Sarvodaya, National Integration and Welfare State, Basic Teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. Forces shaping the modern world; Renaissance, Exploration and Discovery; War of American Independence. French Revolution, Industrial Revolution and Russian Revolution. Impact of Science and Technology on Society. Concept of one World, United Nations,
Panchsheel, Democracy, Socialism and Communism. Role of India in the present world.

Geography

The Earth, its shape and size. Lattitudes and Longitudes, Concept of time. International Date Line. Movements of Earth and their effects. Origin of Earth. Rocks and their classification; Weathering—Mechanical and Chemical, Earthquakes and Volcanoes. Ocean Currents and Tides Atmosphere and its composition; Temperature and Atmospheric Pressure, Planetary Winds, Cyclones and Anti-cyclones; Humidity; Condensation and Precipitation; Types of Climate, Major Natural regions of the World.
Regional Geography of India
Climate, Natural vegetation. Mineral and Power resources; location and distribution of agricultural and Industrial activities. Important Sea ports and main sea, land, and air routes of India. Main items of Imports and Exports of India.

Current Affairs

Knowledge of Important events that have happened in India in recent years. Current important world events. Prominent personalities—both Indian and International including those connected with cultural activities and sports. Award and Honors, Books and Authors, Important Dates, Scientific Research.

Intelligence and Personality Test

The SSB procedure consists of two stages: stage I and stage II. Only those candidates who clear the stage I
are permitted to appear for stage II. The details are:

NDA SSB Personality Test
Stage I
  • Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR)
  • Picture Perception Description Test (PP&DT).
Stage II
    • Interview (IO)
    • Group Testing Officer Tasks (GTO)
    • Psychology Tests (Psych)
    • Conference

The various tests of IO, GTO and Psych are designed to bring out the presence/absence of Officer Like Qualities and their trainability in a candidate. Accordingly, candidates are Recommended or Not Recommended at the SSB.

NDA Syllabus 2020: FAQs

Q. How many stages NDA Exam have?

Ans. There are only two stages, a written exam and a Personality Test or SSB.

Q. How many Papers will be there for NDA Exam 2020?

Ans. There will be two papers for the NDA Exam 2020: Mathematics and General Ability Test (GAT).

Q. What is General Ability Test?

Ans. General Ability Test or GAT will test the aptitude of the candidates. It will have two papers: English and General Knowledge.

Q. What will be the total marks of the NDA Written Test?

Ans. The total marks of the NDA Written Test will be 900 Marks.

Q. What is the Marks Distribution for the NDA Written test?

Ans. The Mathematics Paper will be of  300 Marks and the GAT will be of 600 Marks.

Q. What is the Marking Scheme for the NDA Exam Written Test?

Ans. For every correct answer, in Mathematics, you get +2.5 marks and for every wrong answer, -0.83 are deducted. For GAT, you will get +4 marks for correct and for every wrong answer there is a negative marking of 1.33.

Q. Will the test be conducted online or Offline?

Ans. The NDA Written Test will be conducted offline i.e. Pen and Paper mode.

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