AMD UDC, Driver & Technician Syllabus 2021

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AMD UDC, Driver & Technician Selection Process:

The Selection Procedure of the Exam will be as follows:

Scientific Assistant-B - Written Examination &  Interview

Technician-B - Stage-1 Preliminary Test, Stage-2 Advanced Test & Stage-3 Trade/Skills Test

Upper Division Clerk (UDC) - Level-1 (Objective) & Level-2 (Descriptive)

Driver (Ordinary Grade) - Level-1 (Written Examination) & Level-2 (Driving Test)

Security Guard - Physical Endurance Test (PET) & Written Test

 

AMD UDC, Driver & Technician Exam Centers:

The Written examination/Level-1 test will be conducted in the mode of Computer Based Test (CBT) and may be held in the following cities; depending on the number of candidates in each city. The candidates will have to opt for 3 cities, in the order of preference. AMD reserves the right to allot the candidates to any City/Centre and not to hold online test in any Centre/City. Decision of AMD in this regards will be final.

Ahmedabad, Indore, Nagpur, Bengaluru, Jammu, Ranchi, Chennai, Jaipur, Thiruvananthapuram, Delhi, Kolkata, Visakhapatnam, Guwahati, Lucknow, Hyderabad Mumbai

Scientific Assistant-B (All Disciplines):

Selection process consists of the following:

1. Written Examination

2. Interview

Selection procedure will involve initial screening test/Written Examination followed by interview. Selection is based on the assessment by the appropriate Standing Selection Committee.

Pattern of Written Examination:

Questions type	Objective type of multiple choice questions relating to primary qualification of the post prescribed
No of Questions	100
Marks	300 (3 marks for each correct answer)
Negative Marks	Minus 1 mark for wrong answer
Duration of Examination	2 hrs

Technician-B (All Disciplines):

Selection process consists of the following:

Stage-1 Preliminary Test:

-Examinations will consist of 50 multi choice questions (choice of 4 answers) of one hour duration in the following proportions.

Pattern of Written examination-Preliminary Test

Questions type	Objective type of multi choice questions in the following proportions. a. Mathematics - 20 questions b. Science - 20 questions c. General awareness - 10 questions
No of Questions	50
Marks	150 (3 marks for each correct answer)
Negative Marks	Minus 1 mark for each wrong answer
Duration of Examination	1 hr

Stage-2 Advanced Test:

- All candidates Screened in Stage 1 will be allowed to undertake an Advanced Test for the said post

Pattern of Written examination-Advanced Test

Questions type	Objective type of multiple choice questions relating to primary qualification of the post prescribed
No of Questions	50
Marks	150 (3 marks for each correct answer)
Negative Marks	Minus 1 mark for each wrong answer
Duration of Examination	2 hrs

Merit list of candidates will be prepared after Stage-2 based upon the scores obtained in Stage-2 only. Stage-3 Trade/Skills Test:

- Based upon the Merit List prepared after Stage-2, candidates will be shortlisted for Skills Test.

- The number of candidates shortlisted for Skills Test would depend upon the number of candidates qualifying for Stage-2 but will not exceed 4-5 times the number of vacancies for the said post. The skills test will be conducted on a Go/No-Go basis for qualifying the candidates.

Candidates clearing the Trade/Skills Test will be shortlisted and empanelled in order of merit based on marks secured in Stage-2

In the event of a tie, following criteria to be adopted in sequence for deciding position in merit list.

- Candidate with lower negative marks in Stage 2 to be placed higher on the merit list.

- Candidate with higher marks in Stage 1 to be placed higher on the merit list.

- Candidate with lower negative marks in Stage 1 to be placed on the merit list.

-Candidate with higher positive marks in mathematics in Stage 1 is placed higher.

- Candidate with higher positive marks in science in Stage 1 is placed higher.

Upper Division Clerk:

The selection process consists of the following.

1. Level-1 (Objective)

2. Level-2 (Descriptive)

Level -1 will be only qualifying exam/screening test to shortlist candidates for Level 2 main exam.

Minimum qualifying standard for Level-1 for Unreserved Candidates /Economically weaker Section will be 50% aggregate and 40% aggregate for OBC/SC/ST/PH candidates.

Pattern of Level-1 (Written Examination)

Questions type	Objective type of multi choice questions in the following proportions. a. General English - 25 questions b. General Knowledge - 25 questions c. General Intelligence and Reasoning - 25 questions d. Quantitative Aptitude (Arithmetic) - 25 questions
No of Questions	100
Marks	300 (3 marks for each correct answer)
Negative Marks	Minus 1 mark for each wrong answer
Duration of Examination	2 hrs

Candidates who clear the UDC Level-1 written examination alone will be called for UDC Level-2 examination.

The number of candidates to be shortlisted for Level 2: Descriptive written test shall be at the ratio of 1:20.

Pattern Of Level-2 (Written Examination)

Questions type	Descriptive Written Test The descriptive written test consists of two parts:  Part A: English Language comprising Comprehension, Precis and English Grammar (50%) has to be written purely in English; Part B: Descriptive test comprising Essay, Noting and Drafting (50%) has to be written purely either in English or in Hindi. If it is written in a combination of both English and Hindi, zero marks will be awarded
No of Questions	-
Marks	100
Negative Marks	No negative marks
Duration of Examination	3 hrs
Final selection shall be on the basis of the marks secured in the Level-2 Descriptive Written Test only.

In the event of a tie, following criteria shall be adopted in sequence for deciding position in merit list:

1. Total of Level 1 & 2 marks, candidate with higher marks shall be placed higher.

2. Date of birth.

3. Alphabetical order of name (First Name, Middle name and Surname, in that order)

Driver (Ordinary Grade):

The selection process consists of the following.

1. Level-1 (Written Examination)

2. Level-2 (Driving Test)

Empanelment will be based on the marks obtained in Level-1 & 2

Minimum qualifying standard for Level-1 for Unreserved Candidates /Economically weaker Sections will be 50% aggregate and 40% aggregate for OBC/SC/ST candidates.

Pattern of Written examination (Level-1):

Questions type	Objective type questions comprising the following subjects: a. General English & Hindi b. General Awareness c. General Intelligence d. Elementary Mathematics e. Driving techniques and motor car mechanism
No. of questions	100
Marks	100
Negative Marks	No negative marks
Duration of Examination	2 Hrs

Candidates who clears the Level-I written examination alone be called for Level-II examination (Driving test) The number of candidates to be shortlisted for Level 2: Driving test shall be at the ratio of 1:20.

Pattern of Level-2 examination:

Driving Test on Heavy vehicles. (Testing the driving skills and knowledge of motor driving, motor mechanics and traffic rules & regulations).

Final selection shall be on the basis of weightage of marks secured in the Level-1: 40% & Level-2: 60%. In the event of a tie, following criteria shall be adopted in sequence for deciding position in merit list:

1. Total of Level 1 & 2 marks, candidate with higher marks shall be placed higher.

2. Date of’ Birth.

3. Alphabetical order of name (First name, middle name and surname, in that order)

Security Guard:

The selection process will consist of Physical Endurance Test and Written Test.

Physical Endurance Test (PET):

1. Physical Events

(a) Physical Events (Male)

(i) 100 meters run - 16 seconds.

 (ii) Long Jump - 3.65 meters in 3 chances

	Age Group	Nos.
Chin ups	Upto 30 years	08-09
	30-40 years	05-06
Push ups	40-45 years	16-17
	Above 45 years	12-13
Sit ups	Upto 30 years	25-29
	30-40 years	20-24
	40-45 years	15-19
	Above 45 years	10-14

(b) Physical Events (Female)

(i) 100 meters run - 20 seconds.

(ii) Long Jump - 2.7 meters (09 feet) in 3 chances

(iii)

	Age Group	Nos.
Sit ups	Upto 30 years	20
	30-40 years	15
	40-45 years	12
	Above 45 years	10

Written Test:

The candidates who qualify the Physical Endurance Test alone will be allowed to appear for written examination for 75 marks in the allotted time of 90 minutes. Composition of the question paper will be as per the following pattern:

(a) Comprehension - 25 marks

(b) General Awareness (Objective Type) - 25 marks

(c) Analytical or Basic Mathematics (Objective Type) - 25 marks

Final selection shall be on the basis of the marks secured in the Written Test only.

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