ONGC GT EXAM PATTERN, SAMPLE PAPERS & BOOKS

The ONGC Recruitment is considered as the one of the most respectable, well paying jobs in India. The various disciplines are eligible for applying for various posts. So here we are discussing How to Prepare for ONGC GT .The focus of this post is on how to prepare for the ONGC Graduate Trainee (GT) Exam.we have also discussed different books you should refer to secure your place in ONGC GT Exam.

ONGC Exam Syllabus:

The selection methodology will comprise three-stage process –

• Written Test .
• Personal Interview.
• Medical examination.

Written Test will consist of multiple-choice objective type questions, on below stated subjects.

• Aptitude ( Around 50 question)
• General Awareness ( Around 50 question)
• Subject Knowledge ( Around 100 question)

Aptitude test section contains Comprehension, Reasoning (Verbal/Non-verbal), Numerical Ability/Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation.

Note : Duration for ONGC GT Exam --3 hours.

ONGC GT Exam Sample Papers:

What type of questions are asked in this test? Some sample questions of ONGC written test is definitely going to help you in sizing up the test. I had tried to find those online sample papers for the ONGC written exam and I could find the following sample question papers:

ONGC sample Paper 1

ONGC sample Paper 2

ONGC sample Paper 3

ONGC sample Paper 4

ONGC GT Exam Books:

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Junior Engineer Electronics Question Paper

Some of my reader asked me to provide modal paper related to electronics engineering. so i collect some importance questions related to electronics engg. that asked in DMRC , BHEL , RRB UPPCL.

There are many good Engineering Entrance Examinations Preparation Books which have proved to very helpful. These books include the test pattern, a well designed study strategy, old question papers and some very useful ticks to save time.

Books for Junior Engineer (Electronics) Exam Preparation

Prevoius year Question Papers of electronics

Paper 1

paper 2

The boundary between p-type material and n-type material is called

A. a diode. B. a reverse-biased diode. C. a pn junction. D. a forward-biased diode.

An n-type semiconductor material

A. is intrinsic. B. has trivalent impurity atoms added. C. has pentavalent impurity atoms added. D. requires no doping.

An ideal diode presents a(n) ________ when reversed-biased and a(n) ________ when forward-biased.

A. open, short B. short, open C. open, open D. short, short

What types of impurity atoms are added to increase the number of conduction-band electrons in intrinsic silicon?

A. bivalent B. octavalent C. pentavalent D. trivalent E. none of the above

There is a small amount of current across the barrier of a reverse-biased diode. This current is called

A. forward-bias current. B. reverse breakdown current. C. conventional current. D. reverse leakage current.

VSB modulation is preferred in TV because

A. it reduces the bandwidth requirement to half B. it avoids phase distortion at low frequencies C. it results in better reception D. none of the above

In colour TV receiver, varactor diode is used for

A. detection B. rectification C. tuning D. both (a) and (b)

A 400 W carrier is amplitude modulated with m = 0.75. The total power in AM is

A. 400 W B. 512 W C. 588 W D. 650 W

In radar systems PRF stands for

A. Power Return Factor B. Pulse Return Factor C. Pulse Repetition Frequency D. Pulse Response Factor

Which of the following is the indirect way of FM generation?

A. Reactance bipolar transistor modulator B. Armstrong modulator C. Varactor diode modulator D. Reactance FM modulator

As the frequency increases, the absorption of ground wave by earth's surface

A. decreases B. increases C. remains the same D. either (a) or (c)

The velocity of sound waves in air

A. is constant at all temperatures B. varies directly as temperature C. varies inversely as absolute temperature D. varies directly as square root of absolute temperature

The range of a cordless telephone is about

A. 1000 m B. 500 m C. 100 m D. 10 m

The rate at which information can be carried through a communication channel depends on

A. carrier frequency B. bandwidth C. transmission loss D. transmitted power

A carrier is simultaneously modulated by two sine waves having modulation indices of 0.4 and 0.3. The total modulation index will be

A. 0.1 B. 0.7 C. 0.5 D. 0.35

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Books for Ordinance Factory Chargeman exam

The Indian Ordnance factory recently invites the applications for the various posts in different Department and field / trades. The candidates who are eligible and applied for the posts must have to give an examination to qualify and allot the vacant seat of position they applied for recruitment.

Syllabus of Ordinance Factory Chargeman exam :

The syllabus for the written examination will be in conformity with the educational standards and/or technical qualifications prescribed for the posts. The Questions will be of objective type with multiple answers. Questions will include a few questions on aptitude.

A. For Technical Posts

 Trade: Mechanical, Information Technology, Electrical, Civil, Automobile, Electronics

• General Awareness (Conceptual Business Knowledge) & Technical Aptitude (pertaining to applied post)----30 Marks
• Computer Applications ( O Level)  20 Marks
• General Engineering including Engineering Drawing (Diploma Level)---30 Marks
• Engineering in respective Trades(Diploma Level)----120 Marks

B. For NON-Technical Posts

• General Awareness (Business Knowledge)                       20 Marks
• Numerical Aptitude & Non-Verbal Reasoning                 50 Marks
• Basic English                                                                          10 Marks
• English OR Hindi (drafting)                                                40 Marks
• Computer Awareness & Applications (O Level)              20 Marks
• Conceptual & Application level in Industrial Management for Non-Technical (OTS) ORConceptual & Application level in Stores Management for Non-Technical (Stores)   10 Marks

Previous year paper of IOF Chargeman exam :

• IOF paper of mechanical 2007
• IOF paper of mechanical 2010

Books for Ordinance Factory Chargeman exam :

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Indian Ordnance Factory Recruitment 2014

Indian Ordnance Factory Has Announced Notice For 1572 Chargeman (Group, B) Posts In Various Trades.Eligible candidates can apply Online from 19-07-2014 to 09-08-2014. Other details like age limit, educational qualification, selection process and how to apply are given below…

Detail of Vacancies : Chargeman ( Non-Gazetted Group ‘B’) :- 1572 posts

Names of Posts: Chargeman ( Non-Gazetted Group ‘B’)
1. Mechanical: 875 Posts
2. Information Technology: 23 Posts
3. Electrical: 133 Posts
4. Chemical: 296 Posts
5. Civil: 39 Posts
6. Metallurgy: 46 Posts
7. Clothing Technology: 32 Posts
8. Leather Technology: 04 Posts
9. Non Technical (Stores): 41 Posts
10. Non Technical (OTS): 60 Posts
11. Automobile: 03 Posts
12. Electronics: 20 Posts

Age Limit : As On 09/08/2014

UR :- Up to 27 years

OBC :- 27 Years + 3 years

SC :- 27 Years + 5 years

ST :- 27 Years + 5 years

Educational Qualification :

The candidates applying for this post should possess a degree or diploma in relevant discipline, approved by AICTE. Also, the candidates should have acquired a B.Sc. degree with general chemistry. The candidates should have an "A" level competency certificate course. The candidates should possess a graduate degree in Engineering/ Technical/ Humanities/ Science/ Commerce or Law as per the posts.

Application Fee : Rs.100/-. Through bank Remittance only in favour of, PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR, RECRUITMENT FUND OFRB, AMBAJHARI- NAGPUR. However no fee will be charged for SC/ST, Women and Physically Handicapped (PH) candidates. In addition, candidates have to pay Rs.50/-. for Off-line Bank Transaction Charges to SBI.

Selection Procedure : Selection will be made strictly on the merit of WRITTEN EXAMINATION to be notified in ofb.gov.in. Centres of Examination will be Ambernath (near Kalyan, Mumbai), Aruvankadu (Near Ooty), Badmal (Odisha), Chandigarh, Chennai, Dehradun, Jabalpur, Kanpur, Kolkata, Medak (Near Hyderabad), Muradnagar (Near Delhi), Nagpur, Pune, Trichy. Principal Director, NADP reserves the right to change and allot any venue to a particular candidate.

There will be no Interview/Personality Tests. A provisional merit list of candidates will be published. Selected candidates will be asked to come to NADP/Respective factories with their original documents for verification. Mention of the name in this list does not entitle the candidate to claim employment.


How To Apply : Interested Candidate May Apply Online Through http://www.i-register.org/ioforeg/index.php No Others Mean & Mode Of Accepting Application Online Application Will Accepted From 19/07/2014 To 09/08/2014


Important Dates:


On-line Registration of Applications (Opening Date)- 19.07.2014

Last Date for Registration (Closing Date)- 09.08.2014


Download Advertisement Link – http://ofbindia.gov.in/download/Short%20NoticeDR-CM2014%20.pdf
Apply Online – http://www.i-register.org/ioforeg/index.php

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Admit card of dmrc 2014

Dear applicants! If you are searching for DMRC Admit card 2014 for JE and System Analyst & Maintainer vacancies then you are at right place. Here on this page we are providing you the details about downloading hall ticket for DMRC 2014.

Post Code	Name of the Post	Written Exam	Admit Card Availability	Tentative Schedule of Result Declaration
01	Station Controller/ Train Operator (SC/TO)	27th July, 2014	11th July, 2014	07th September, 2014
02	Customer Relations Assistant (CRA)	To be announced	To be announced	To be announced
03	Jr.Engineer/ Electrical	3 August	19 July	16 September
04	Jr.Engineer/ Electronics	To be announced	To be announced	To be announced
05	Jr.Engineer/ Mechanical	To be announced	To be announced	To be announced
06	Jr.Engineer/ Civil	To be announced	To be announced	To be announced
07 (A)	Maintainer (Electrician)	13th July, 2014	28th June, 2014	24th August, 2014
07 (B)	Maintainer (Fitter)	20th July, 2014	05th July, 2014	24th August, 2014

Note:

Admit card shall be available only on our website (15 days prior to the date of Examination). Candidates are requested to download their admit card in color format only from our website only, No separate admit card shall be dispatched through post. Candidates are requested to visit this website regularly for latest updates. Discrepancies, if any regarding the Admit Card should be reported by email on dmrc2014query@gmail.com.

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