The Adivasi Vikas Vibhag Nashik department has announced several job openings like Upper Grade Stenographer, Lower Grade Stenographer, Senior Tribal Development Inspector, Research Assistant, Deputy Accountant, Senior Clerk, Stenographer and others. Candidates who have applied for these positions have started their exam preparation as the written test approaches.
Exam Syllabus and Pattern
The exam syllabus and pattern details were provided in a previous announcement by the department. It is advised that candidates make use of the previous year question papers available on the department's website for effective exam preparation.
| Exam | Syllabus |
|---|---|
| Upper Grade Stenographer | English grammar, general knowledge, reasoning, quantitative aptitude |
| Lower Grade Stenographer | English grammar, general knowledge, reasoning, quantitative aptitude |
The written exam comprises of multiple choice objective type questions. There will also be a skill test round assessing the stenography skills of candidates.
Previous Year Question Papers
Previous year question papers are very useful for exam preparation as they give candidates an idea of the expected questions, difficulty level, weightage of topics and exam pattern.
The department has released the question papers of previous exams on their website. Candidates can download the PDFs to practice answering questions timed mock tests.
Some of the key benefits of solving previous year papers are:
- Improves speed and accuracy
- Evaluates strong and weak areas
- Familiarizes with exam pattern and types of questions
- Boosts confidence levels
How to Use Previous Papers for Preparation?
Here are some tips to use previous year question papers effectively:
- Take copies of solved papers and practice answering questions within stipulated time
- Identify topics that have more weightage and focus on them
- Note down questions you were unable to solve and work on those areas
- Analyze your scores to gauge performance and improvement areas
- Revise solved papers a few days before the final exam
Selection Process
The selection comprises of the following stages:
| Stage | Details |
|---|---|
| Written Exam | Multiple choice objective type questions evaluating quantitative, reasoning and language skills |
| Skill Test | Assesses stenography skills (speed and accuracy) |
| Document Verification | Verification of candidate documents and certificates |
The final merit list will be prepared based on marks obtained in the written test and skill test.
Conclusion
In summary, previous year question papers are very important for the Adivasi Vikas Vibhag Nashik exam preparation. Candidates should download the papers from the official website and practice them diligently under mock test conditions. This will help them understand the exam pattern, difficulty level, improve speed and accuracy, and boost confidence.
FAQ:
Q1: Where can I find previous year question papers for Adivasi Vikas Vibhag Nashik exam?
A1: The department has uploaded PDFs of previous year question papers on their official website. Candidates can download them from there for free.
Q2: How should I use the previous question papers?
A2: Solving previous papers as mock tests will help improve your speed, accuracy, time management and highlight your strong and weak areas. Focus more on topics with higher weightage.
Q3: What is the exam pattern?
A3: The exam comprises of multiple choice objective type questions testing quant, reasoning, English skills. There is also a skill test for stenography posts.
Q4: What is the syllabus for Lower Grade Stenographer exam?
A4: The syllabus includes English grammar, general knowledge, reasoning, quantitative aptitude. Refer to the official notification for complete syllabus.
Q5: How many stages are there in the selection process?
A5: There are three stages - written exam, skill test and document verification. The final merit list is prepared based on written and skill test marks.
Q6: What is the best way to prepare for this exam?
A6: Candidates should thoroughly practice previous year papers and mock tests. Identify weak areas and focus on them. Revise solved papers before the exam.
