Exam Pattern:
Part A: General Knowledge and Aptitude (100 marks, 100 questions)
- General knowledge (50 questions, 50 marks)
- Numerical ability (20 questions, 20 marks)
- Reasoning (30 questions, 30 marks)
Part B: Technical Knowledge (100 marks, 100 questions)
- Discipline-specific questions (100 questions, 100 marks)
Exam Syllabus:
- General knowledge: current events, history, geography, economy, etc.
- Numerical ability: arithmetic, algebra, geometry, etc.
- Reasoning: logical reasoning, data interpretation, etc.
- Technical knowledge: discipline-specific topics, such as mining, electrical, mechanical, etc.
Tips for Preparation:
- Focus on technical knowledge: The technical knowledge section will carry more weightage, so focus on brushing up your knowledge in the relevant discipline.
- Practice numerical ability and reasoning: These sections can be challenging, so practice problems to improve your speed and accuracy.
- Stay updated on general knowledge: Read newspapers and online resources to stay updated on current events and general knowledge.
- Use online resources: Utilize online resources, such as practice tests and study materials, to prepare for the examination.
- Time management: Manage your time effectively during the examination to ensure you attempt all questions.