RSSB JE 2026 (Rajasthan Junior Engineer) Online Test Series
Rajasthan JEN (RSSB Junior Engineer) Online Test Series 2026
Prepare for the RSSB Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026 with an exam-focused online test series designed for Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering aspirants.
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has announced 874 Junior Engineer vacancies under the Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026 for various posts in the Public Works Department, Water Resources Department and Public Health Engineering Department.
The recruitment includes opportunities for Civil Engineering Degree, Civil Engineering Diploma and Mechanical/Electrical Diploma candidates. The written examination is scheduled to be conducted in February 2027, subject to the decision of RSSB.
The RSSB Junior Engineer examination carries 120 marks and is divided into 40 marks of Rajasthan-specific General Knowledge and 80 marks of technical knowledge. The examination duration is 2 hours, with 1/3 mark negative marking for each wrong answer.
To support focused preparation, the IES MASTER Rajasthan JEN Online Test Series is designed around the official RSSB examination scheme, including Rajasthan General Knowledge and discipline-specific technical subjects. Candidates can use the mock tests to improve conceptual understanding, speed, accuracy and examination strategy before the actual RSSB Junior Engineer examination.
RSSB Junior Engineer Recruitment 2026 – Overview
Important examination and recruitment information for candidates preparing for the Rajasthan JEN / RSSB Junior Engineer Recruitment 2026.
- Recruiting Body RSSB
- Recruitment Junior Engineer Combined Recruitment
- Total Vacancies 874
- Pay Level L-10
- Application Dates 16 Aug – 14 Sep 2026
- Exam Date February 2027
- Exam Duration 2 Hours
- Total Marks 120
- Negative Marking 1/3 Mark
- Qualifying Marks 40%
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Build exam readiness with structured tests, Rajasthan GK practice, technical questions, detailed solutions and performance-based preparation aligned with the RSSB Junior Engineer examination.
Syllabus-Based Practice
Practise Rajasthan General Knowledge and technical questions based on the subjects prescribed for the RSSB Junior Engineer examination.
Exam-Oriented Tests
Attempt Rajasthan JEN online tests in a time-bound environment designed around the actual120-mark examination structure.
Detailed Solutions
Understand the correct answer, strengthen important concepts and learn the appropriate approach to solving technical and Rajasthan GK questions.
Performance Analysis
Analyse your score, accuracy and question-wise performance to identify weak areas and improve your preparation strategy.
Rajasthan JEN Recruitment 2026 & Vacancy
The RSSB Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026 has been notified for Junior Engineer posts in the Public Works Department, Water Resources Department and Public Health Engineering Department.
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board has issued Advertisement No. 10/2026 for Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026. The recruitment covers Junior Engineer (Civil) Degree, Junior Engineer (Civil) Diploma and Junior Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical) Diploma posts under the concerned Rajasthan Government departments.
| Department | Post | Non-Scheduled Area | Scheduled Area | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Public Works Department | Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree | 329 | 22 | 351 |
| Public Works Department | Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma | 41 | 1 | 42 |
| Water Resources Department | Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree | 72 | 0 | 72 |
| Water Resources Department | Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma | 144 | 35 | 179 |
| Public Health Engineering Department | Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree | 44 | 3 | 47 |
| Public Health Engineering Department | Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma | 133 | 18 | 151 |
| Public Health Engineering Department | Junior Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical) – Diploma | 30 | 2 | 32 |
| Total | All notified Junior Engineer posts | 793 | 81 | 874 |
Public Works Department
- Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree: 351 posts
- Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma: 42 posts
Water Resources Department
- Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree: 72 posts
- Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma: 179 posts
Public Health Engineering Department
- Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree: 47 posts
- Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma: 151 posts
- Junior Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical) – Diploma: 32 posts
Important Vacancy Note
If a candidate wishes to apply for different Junior Engineer post cadres, a separate application is required for each post cadre. Department allocation after selection is made on the basis of category-wise merit and the priority order submitted by candidates in the online application.
Department Preference: Candidates are required to carefully fill the prescribed department priority while submitting the online application. The notification states that department allocation will be made on the basis of category-wise merit and the candidate's submitted priority order, and the priority order cannot subsequently be changed.
Rajasthan JEN Exam Date & Important Dates
Important dates and examination schedule mentioned in the RSSB Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026 notification.
The notification specifies the online application period and states that the Junior Engineer recruitment examination is proposed to be conducted in February 2027. The Board has reserved the right to change the examination date.
Online Application Period
The online application form can be filled from 16 August 2026 to 14 September 2026 up to 23:59 hours by logging into the SSO Portal and accessing the Recruitment Portal.
Examination Date
The notification proposes that the recruitment examination for Junior Engineer (Civil) Degree/Diploma and Junior Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical) Diploma posts will be conducted in February 2027.
Examination Mode
The Board has proposed separate examinations in Computer Based Test (CBT), Tablet Based Test (TBT) or Offline (OMR)-based examination mode.
Possible Change in Exam Date
The Board has specifically reserved the right to make changes in the examination date. Candidates should therefore follow the Board's official website for subsequent examination-related information.
Important: The notification does not provide a fixed calendar date for the February 2027 examination. Therefore, the webpage should display “February 2027 – Proposed” rather than presenting an unconfirmed exact examination date.
Rajasthan JEN Eligibility & Qualification
Educational qualification, age requirement, Hindi and Rajasthan culture knowledge, nationality and other eligibility conditions prescribed in the detailed notification.
Candidates must satisfy the prescribed educational qualification, age, nationality and other eligibility conditions applicable to the Junior Engineer post for which they are applying. The notification specifically prescribes different technical qualifications for Civil Degree, Civil Diploma and Mechanical/Electrical Diploma posts.
1. Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree Holder
Educational Qualification
A Degree in Civil Engineering from a University established by law in India or an educational qualification declared equivalent by the Government.
Additional Requirement
Working knowledge of Hindi written in Devanagari script and knowledge of Rajasthan's culture.
2. Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma Holder
Educational Qualification
A Diploma in Civil Engineering from a recognized institution, or a Diploma in Civil Engineering recognized by the Institute of Engineers for the purpose of exemption from studentship examination.
Additional Requirement
Working knowledge of Hindi written in Devanagari script and knowledge of Rajasthan's culture.
3. Junior Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical) – Diploma Holder
Educational Qualification
A Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering from a recognized institution, or a Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering recognized by the Institute of Engineers for the purpose of exemption from studentship examination.
Additional Requirement
Working knowledge of Hindi written in Devanagari script and knowledge of Rajasthan's culture.
Final-Year Candidates
Candidates who are appearing in or have appeared in the final-year examination of the prescribed educational qualification may apply. However, the required educational qualification must be acquired by the date of the recruitment examination. Candidates acquiring the prescribed qualification after the examination date will not be considered eligible for this recruitment.
Age Limit
For this recruitment, the applicant must have attained 18 years of age on 01 January 2027 and must not have attained 40 years of age, subject to the age-relaxation provisions prescribed in the notification.
Age Relaxation
- Rajasthan-domiciled male candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, MBC and EWS categories: 5 years relaxation in the upper age limit.
- Women candidates belonging to the General category: 5 years relaxation.
- Rajasthan-domiciled women candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, MBC and EWS categories: 10 years relaxation.
- Widows and divorced women: no upper age limit, subject to the conditions prescribed in the notification and the applicable retirement-age provisions.
- Additional age-relaxation provisions are prescribed for ex-servicemen, NCC cadet instructors, permanent employees of the State Government/local bodies/public sector entities and persons with benchmark disabilities, as applicable.
Nationality
A candidate must satisfy the nationality conditions prescribed in the notification. Eligible candidates include an Indian citizen and certain specified categories of citizens/subjects and persons of Indian origin, subject to production of the required eligibility certificate where applicable.
Health Requirement
The candidate must possess good mental and physical health and must be free from any mental or physical defect that may interfere with the efficient performance of the duties of the post. A selected candidate may be required to produce a medical fitness certificate as prescribed.
Character Requirement
For direct recruitment, the candidate must possess character suitable for appointment to the post and must produce the prescribed character certificates.
Reservation & Category Conditions
Reservation benefits are governed by the Rajasthan Government's applicable rules and the provisions stated in the notification. The notification separately specifies provisions relating to SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS, women, widows, divorced women, ex-servicemen, outstanding sportspersons, persons with disabilities and Scheduled Area candidates.
Candidates belonging to reserved categories must possess and produce the prescribed certificates issued by the competent authority within the applicable period.
Eligibility must be checked against the exact post cadre. Civil Degree, Civil Diploma and Mechanical/Electrical Diploma posts have different prescribed technical qualifications. Candidates should apply only for the category/post for which they fulfil the educational and other eligibility requirements.
Rajasthan JEN Selection Process
The recruitment process for Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026 as prescribed in the detailed RSSB notification.
The RSSB Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026 is conducted through the recruitment examination prescribed by the Board, followed by the applicable scrutiny and verification process. The notification also provides for department allocation on the basis of category-wise merit and the priority order submitted by candidates.
Online Application
Candidates submit the prescribed Online Application Form through the SSO Portal and Recruitment Portal during the notified application period. Candidates applying for different Junior Engineer post cadres are required to submit separate applications for each post cadre.
Recruitment Examination
The Board proposes to conduct separate recruitment examinations for Junior Engineer (Civil) Degree/Diploma and Junior Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical) Diploma posts. The examination is proposed for February 2027 and may be conducted through CBT, TBT or Offline OMR-based examination.
Examination Normalization, Where Applicable
If the Board conducts a recruitment examination in more than one phase, the notification states that the process of Normalization will be adopted.
Merit-Based Department Allocation
After selection for the notified posts, candidates are allocated departments such as Public Works Department, Water Resources Department and Public Health Engineering Department on the basis of category-wise merit and the priority order submitted by the candidate in the online application.
Document Verification & Eligibility Scrutiny
Candidates admitted provisionally to the examination are subject to separate scrutiny of eligibility. In the event of selection, candidates are informed separately for document verification. The Board/concerned department verifies age, educational qualification, category, domicile and other applicable eligibility conditions from the original documents.
Final Eligibility & Appointment
Appointment is subject to fulfilment of the prescribed eligibility conditions, successful document verification and compliance with the applicable service rules. The notification also prescribes conditions relating to character, health, marriage and other appointment disqualifications.
Merit Cum Priority
The notification specifically states that department allocation will be made on the basis of Merit Cum Priority. Candidates must therefore fill their department preference carefully while submitting the application.
Provisional Admission Does Not Confirm Eligibility
Issue of an admit card or provisional admission to the examination does not mean that the Board has finally accepted the candidate's eligibility. Eligibility is scrutinized separately.
Educational Qualification Verification
The educational and technical qualification entered in the Online Application/OTR is subject to verification. The concerned department takes the final decision regarding eligibility.
Appointment Conditions
Candidates must also satisfy the prescribed appointment conditions, including health, character and other disqualification provisions contained in the notification and applicable service rules.
Important: The detailed notification does not describe a separate interview stage for this recruitment. Therefore, the webpage should not state that an interview is part of the RSSB JEN selection process unless the Board subsequently issues an official clarification.
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Detailed examination scheme for Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment 2026 as prescribed by the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board.
The RSSB Junior Engineer recruitment examination is an objective-type examination. Separate examination schemes are prescribed for Junior Engineer (Civil) – Degree, Junior Engineer (Civil) – Diploma and Junior Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical) – Diploma. Each examination carries 120 marks and has a duration of 2 hours.
| Examination | Part-A | Part-B | Total Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JEN Civil – Degree | General Knowledge 40 Marks |
Civil Engineering (Degree) 80 Marks |
120 | 2 Hours |
| JEN Civil – Diploma | General Knowledge 40 Marks |
Civil Engineering (Diploma) 80 Marks |
120 | 2 Hours |
| JEN Mechanical / Electrical – Diploma | General Knowledge 40 Marks |
Mechanical / Electrical Engineering (Diploma) 80 Marks |
120 | 2 Hours |
| Overall Scheme | General Knowledge | Technical Engineering | 120 | 2 Hours |
Objective-Type Questions
The question paper contains multiple-choice type questions and all questions carry equal marks.
Minimum Qualifying Marks
The minimum prescribed qualifying marks are 40 percent.
Negative Marking
For an incorrect answer, one-third (1/3) of the full marks assigned to that question is deducted.
Five Answer Options
Each question has five options marked A, B, C, D and E.
Option E for Unattempted Question
If a candidate does not want to attempt a question, the circle corresponding to option E must be darkened.
Additional 10 Minutes
After solving the paper, candidates are provided an additional 10 minutes to ensure that one prescribed bubble is darkened for every question.
More Than 10% Unmarked
A candidate who fails to darken any of the five circles for more than 10 percent of the questions is disqualified.
Examination Modes
The Board may conduct the examination through CBT, TBT or Offline OMR-based examination.
Preparation focus: The examination consists of 40 marks of Rajasthan-related General Knowledge and 80 marks of the respective technical engineering discipline. Candidates should therefore prepare the technical syllabus according to the exact qualification/post cadre for which they are applying.
Rajasthan JEN Syllabus 2026
Complete detailed syllabus for Rajasthan JEN 2026, covering General Knowledge and the qualification-specific technical syllabus for Civil Degree, Civil Diploma and Mechanical/Electrical Engineering Diploma candidates.
- Major sources of the history of Rajasthan.
- Major prehistoric civilizations of Rajasthan.
- Major dynasties of Rajasthan and their achievements.
- Mughal–Rajput relations.
- Main features of architectural art.
- Important forts, monuments and structures.
- Religious movements of Rajasthan and folk gods and goddesses.
- Major paintings of Rajasthan, styles and handicrafts.
- Major works of Rajasthani language and literature and regional dialects.
- Fairs, festivals, folk music, folk dances, musical instruments and ornaments.
- Rajasthani culture, traditions and heritage.
- Important historical tourist places.
- Major personalities of Rajasthan.
- Princely states of Rajasthan and British treaties; people's movement of 1857.
- Peasant and tribal movements and Prajamandal movements.
- Integration of Rajasthan.
- Political awakening and development of Rajasthan, with special reference to women.
- Location and extent.
- Main physical divisions: Desert Region, Aravalli Mountain Region, Plain Region and Plateau Region.
- Drainage system.
- Climate.
- Soil.
- Natural vegetation.
- Forest and wildlife conservation.
- Environmental and ecological issues.
- Desertification.
- Agro-climatic regions and major crops.
- Livestock.
- Multipurpose projects.
- Irrigation projects.
- Water conservation.
- Transport.
- Mineral resources.
- Local urban self-government in Rajasthan.
- 74th Constitutional Amendment Bill.
- Governor, Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, Chief Minister, district administration and Lokayukta.
- State Human Rights Commission.
- State Information Commission.
- State Election Commission.
- Rajasthan Guaranteed Public Services Act, 2011.
Building Materials: Stones, bricks, steel, timber, lime, cement, sand, aggregates for cement concrete, paints, distempers, use of pozzolana, manufacturing of lime concrete, cement concrete for plain, reinforced and pre-stressed concrete work.
Road Materials: Coarse aggregate, screenings and binding materials for WBM, bricks for soling, coarse and fine aggregate for bituminous roads, IRC standard size aggregates, tars and asphalt, asphaltic concrete, asphaltic emulsions, mastic asphalt and mineral fillers.
Construction Management: Plants and equipment, planning for construction using network analysis, CPM and PERT techniques.
Fluids: Definition, ideal fluids, real fluids, Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids.
Properties of Fluids: Units of measurement, mass density, specific weight, specific volume, specific gravity, viscosity, surface tension and capillarity, compressibility and elasticity.
Hydrostatics: Pressure at a point in a static fluid; pressure variation in an incompressible static fluid; atmospheric pressure, gauge pressure, vacuum pressure, absolute pressure, manometers and Bourdon pressure gauge.
Buoyancy: Forces acting on immersed plane surface, centre of pressure, forces on curved surfaces, conditions of equilibrium for floating bodies, meta-centre and metacentric height, experimental and analytical determination of metacentric height.
Hydro-kinematics: Types of flows—steady and unsteady, uniform and non-uniform; stream lines, path lines, stream tubes; principles of conservation of mass; equation of continuity; acceleration of fluid particles, local and connective; rotational and irrotational motions; free and forced vortex; circulation and vorticity; velocity potential and stream function; elementary treatment of flow net.
Euler's equations of motion and integration of Euler's equations, Bernoulli's equation for incompressible fluids, assumptions in Bernoulli's equation and energy correction factor.
Applications of Bernoulli's Equation: Pitot tube, Venturi meter, orifice meter, orifices and mouthpieces, time of emptying of tanks by orifices.
Structural Engineering topics prescribed in the detailed RSSB JEN Civil Degree syllabus.
Transportation Engineering topics prescribed in the detailed RSSB JEN Civil Degree syllabus.
Hydrology and Irrigation: Losses from precipitation, evaporation, infiltration, etc.
Water requirement of crops, duty, delta and base period, Kharif and Rabi crops, command area, time factor, crop ratio, overlap allowance and irrigation efficiencies.
Different types of canals, types of canal irrigation, loss of water in canals, canal lining—types and advantages.
Shallow and deep tube wells, yield from a well.
Weir and barrage, failure of weirs and permeable foundation, slit and scour, Kennedy's theory of critical velocity and Lacey's theory of uniform flow.
Definition of flood, causes and effects, methods of flood control, water logging and preventive measures.
Land reclamation, characteristics affecting fertility of soils, purposes, methods, description of land and reclamation processes.
Major irrigation projects in India.
Origin of soil, phase diagram, void ratio, porosity, degree of saturation, water content, specific gravity of soil grains, unit weights, density index and interrelationship of different parameters.
Grain size distribution curves and their uses. Index properties of soils, Atterberg's limits, ISI soil classification and plasticity chart.
Permeability of soil, coefficient of permeability, determination of coefficient of permeability, unconfined and confined aquifers, effective stress and quick sand.
Consolidation of soils, principles of consolidation, degree of consolidation, pre-consolidation pressure, normally consolidated soil, e-log p curve and computation of ultimate settlement.
Shear strength of soils, direct shear test, vane shear test and triaxial test.
Soil compaction, laboratory compaction test, maximum dry density and optimum moisture content, earth pressure theories, active and passive earth pressures, bearing capacity of soils, plate load test and standard penetration test.
Auto-Cad Civil Engineering Drawing.
Principles and classification of surveying, chain and cross-staff survey, compass survey, levelling, contouring, plane table survey, theodolite survey, curves, errors and adjustments, and remote sensing.
Masonry materials, binding materials, aggregates, mortar, concrete, timber, artificial timber, paints, varnishes and colours.
Building components, substructure and superstructure, foundations, walls, floors, roofs, stairs, doors and windows, building finishes, safety and environmental aspects.
Properties of fluids, hydrostatic pressure, measurement of liquid pressure, fluid flow fundamentals, flow through pipes and open channels, flow measurement devices and hydraulic machines.
Soil properties and classification, permeability, seepage analysis, shear strength, bearing capacity, earth pressure, compaction, soil stabilisation, site investigation and exploration.
Composition and resolution of forces, equilibrium, moments, centre of gravity, friction, simple lifting machines, laws of motion, work, power and energy.
Stress and strain, elastic constants, principal stresses, shear force and bending moment, bending stresses, shear stresses, torsion, columns and structural behaviour.
Concepts of resistance, inductance, capacitance and various factors affecting them.
Concepts of current, voltage, power, energy and their units.
Kirchhoff's law and simple circuit solution using network theorems.
Concepts of flux, MMF, reluctance and different kinds of magnetic materials.
Magnetic calculations of conductors of different configurations, e.g. straight, circular and solenoidal.
Electromagnetic induction, self and mutual induction.
Instantaneous, peak, RMS and average values of alternating waves.
Representation of sinusoidal waveform, simple series and parallel AC circuits consisting of R, L and C.
Resonance, tank circuits, polyphase star and delta connection, three-phase power and DC and sinusoidal response of R-L and R-C circuits.
Measurement of power (single-phase and three-phase, both active and reactive) and energy, two-wattmeter method of three-phase power measurement.
Measurement of frequency and phase angle.
Ammeter and voltmeter, both moving-coil and moving-iron type, extension of range, wattmeter, multimeter, Megger and energy meter.
AC bridges, use of CRO, signal generator, CT, PT and their uses, earth fault detection.
D.C. Machine: Construction, basic principles of D.C. motors and generators, their characteristics, speed control and starting of D.C. motors, methods of braking motor, losses and efficiency of D.C. machine.
1-Phase and 3-Phase Transformers: Construction, principles of operation, equivalent circuits, voltage regulation, O.C. and S.C. tests and related transformer characteristics.
Mechanical Engineering Diploma technical syllabus as prescribed in the detailed RSSB JEN notification.
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A practical preparation approach for Rajasthan JEN 2026 covering General Knowledge, qualification-specific technical subjects, revision, question practice and examination-time management.
What Should You Prioritise?
Your preparation should be organised around the Rajasthan JEN examination pattern and the syllabus applicable to your post and qualification.
- Complete the prescribed technical syllabus systematically rather than concentrating only on familiar engineering topics.
- Give adequate attention to General Knowledge. The General Knowledge component is an important part of the Rajasthan JEN paper and should be prepared alongside technical subjects.
- Follow the qualification-specific syllabus. Civil Degree, Civil Diploma and Mechanical/Electrical Diploma candidates should focus on the technical subjects applicable to their respective examination.
- Revise regularly. Repeated revision helps retain formulas, concepts, facts and important technical points.
- Practise objective questions after completing individual topics so that concepts can be applied under examination conditions.
A Balanced Study Approach
A structured preparation cycle can help you progress from individual topics to complete-subject and full-paper practice.
- Study one topic at a time and understand the underlying concepts before moving ahead.
- Prepare concise revision notes for formulas, definitions, important facts and concepts that require repeated revision.
- Solve topic-wise questions after studying each topic and review the questions answered incorrectly.
- Study General Knowledge alongside technical preparation instead of postponing it until the final stage.
- Gradually move from topic-wise practice to subject-wise and complete-paper practice.
- Use the final phase of preparation primarily for revision, practice and correcting previously identified weaknesses.
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Complete the Syllabus
Cover the prescribed General Knowledge and qualification-specific technical syllabus instead of repeatedly studying only the topics you already know well.
Strengthen Weak Topics
Identify subjects and topics where your conceptual understanding or question-solving performance is weaker and allocate additional preparation and revision time to them.
Practise Under Time Limits
Gradually introduce timed practice so that you become comfortable solving objective questions accurately within the prescribed examination duration.
Revise Before the Exam
Use the final preparation phase for important formulas, concepts, facts, short notes and questions that you previously found difficult.
Managing the Rajasthan JEN Examination
The Rajasthan JEN examination is an objective paper with a prescribed time limit. Candidates should therefore develop a practical time-management approach during preparation instead of deciding their strategy for the first time inside the examination hall.
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Rajasthan JEN 2026 is the Junior Engineer recruitment examination conducted under the RSSB Junior Engineer Combined Direct Recruitment process. The technical syllabus is qualification-specific and covers Civil Engineering Degree, Civil Engineering Diploma and Mechanical/Electrical Engineering Diploma streams.
The examination is an objective-type paper carrying 120 marks. It includes 40 marks of General Knowledge and 80 marks of the relevant technical subject. The examination duration is 2 hours.
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Candidates should systematically cover the General Knowledge and qualification-specific technical syllabus, revise important concepts and formulas regularly, practise objective questions, identify weak areas and progressively introduce timed and full-paper practice. Preparation should cover the complete prescribed syllabus rather than concentrating only on familiar topics.
Online mock tests can be used as a practice tool after topic-wise preparation to evaluate question-solving speed, accuracy and readiness for the objective examination. They can also help candidates identify areas that require further revision.
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