RRB Junior Engineer(JE)/Senior Section Engineer(SE) Exam Syllabus 2014

Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) releases the notification for Junior Engineer and Senior Section Engineer vacancies. Candidates who will apply in response to this recruitment have to appear for the written examination conducted by RRB. Hence the aspirants who wished to crack the examination need greater preparation and those must know the syllabus of the concerned exam in detail. We are here to provide what you are searching for, means we are committed to provide full syllabus here.

Test comprises the following sections and total marks allotted for the test is 150. Duration of the examination is 120 minutes (2 hours) and there is negative marking of 1/3^rd for each wrong answer. Out of 150 marks, 90 marks are allotted for General Science and Technical ability where as remaining marks are allotted for 60 marks.

General Awareness
General Intelligence
Arithmetic Ability
Reasoning Ability
Technical Ability and General Science

Here we are trying to provide the syllabus of each section in detail hence the required candidates can go through and prepare well for the examination. Desired candidates can download or note down the total syllabus and concentrate more on each section. As we know that the vacancies are notified under the departments like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Telecommunication and Instrumentation so that the syllabus varies for each section. Apart from the technical ability remaining all other sections are same. Candidates can find here departmental wise syllabus. Aspirants are highly recommended to concentrate more on the core subjects rather than remaining.

General Awareness: This section concentrates mainly on the following areas

Honors and Awards
Important Dates
Books and Authors
Current Events
Famous Personalities
Geography of India
Sports
Acronyms
Science and Technology, literature

General Intelligence:

Series Completion
Coding and Decoding
Direction Sense Test
Logical Sequence of Words
Number Series
Analogies
Odd man out series
Comparison of Ranks

Reasoning Ability

Puzzles
Cause and Effect
Blood Relation Test
Making Judgments
Analyzing Arguments
Statement and Assumption
Statement and Conclusion
Seating Arrangement

The above mentioned syllabus is same for all departmental exams whereas those are differ by General Science and Technical Ability.

Technical Ability Syllabus for Electrical:

Basic Electricals
Transformers
D.C. machines
Induction Motors
Generation of Power
Control Systems
Circuit law
Magnetic Circuit
AC Fundamentals
Measuring instruments
Measurement
Electrical Machines
Fractional Kilowatt Motors
Single Phase Induction Motors
Synchronous Machines
Generation
Utilization and Electrical Energy
Basic Electronics
Transmission and Distribution
Estimation and Costing

Technical Ability Syllabus for Civil: it includes following topics

Environmental Engineering
Estimating
Costing and Valuation
Building Materials
Soil Mechanics
Surveying
Hydraulics
Transportation Engineering

Technical Ability Syllabus for Mechanical:

Heat
Thermo Dynamics
Management
Energy Conservation
Measurements
Refrigerator and Air Condition
Heat Transformation
Engine
Energy Material
Applied Mechanics
Strength of Material
Metallurgy
Automation Engineering
Turbo Machines
Production Engineering
Theory of Motion
Metal Handling

Technical Ability Syllabus for IT:

MS Office
Computer fundamentals & Organization
C , C++ & Java language
Software Engineering
Environment & Pollution Control
Information systems
DBMS
UNIX
SAD
System Programming
Operating systems
Data & Network communication
Web technology & programming

Technical Ability Syllabus for JE (Printing Press):

Mathematics & Science including Physics
Digital technology & Imaging
Printing techniques
Printing materials
Chemistry
Newspaper printing
Environment & Pollution Control of class X standard
Printing surface preparation
Paper & Ink technology
Basic concepts of Computers
Control Application in Printing
Offset Printing; Color science
Flexo & Gravure

Chemical Metallurgical Assistant:

Fundamental concepts of Fuel
Instrumentation & Measurement
Environment & Pollution Control
Thermodynamics
Polymers
Material Science
Applied Chemistry
Computers

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Wednesday, 12 November 2014