MP Patwari

MP Patwari syllabus is all about two divisions of subjects.Federal assembly parts include General Knowledge, Science, General English, General Hindi, and General Mathematics. General Knowledge coves Indian and Madhya Pradesh history, geography, politics, and important awards, alongside current affairs and environmental science. Mathematics is composed of the areas such as Average, Percent, Time-S–Speed–Distance, Loss and Profit, Ratio, Interest. All about Computer Knowledge covers basics such as Hardware, Software, Networking, Microsoft Office, and Data Handling. General Reasoning Ability, General Management, and Rural Economy & Panchayati Raj are all included in this section. The sub heady then goes for the role of revenue officers, land reforms, government schemes, and welfare activities of the rural segment. There are 200 multiple-choice questions on an exam paper. The candidate has 3 full hours to take this exam. One needs to prepare well for all these sections.

The purpose of the well-defined format of the MP Patwari exam is to evaluate candidates' knowledge and proficiency in a range of areas. There are two sections with 100 questions each, for a total of 200 questions with 200 points. The three-hour exam timeframe gives applicants plenty of time to work through the questions. Crucially, there is no deduction for wrong responses, and each question is only one mark. This can help candidates feel less stressed during the test. General knowledge, general English, general Hindi, and basic mathematics are covered in Part A of the test, while basic computer knowledge, general knowledge and aptitude, reasoning, and general management are the main topics of Part B. Candidates must fully prepare for each section of this organised format.

Candidates can check below the MP Patwari Reasoning Syllabus:Verbal Reasoning Cubes & Dices Clock Calendar Counting figure Venn Diagram Syllogism Statement Arguments Statement and assumption Statement and Conclusion Statement – Courses of Action Cause and Effect Assertion and Reason Decision Making Data Sufficiency Dictionary Jumbling Odd Pair Odd One Out Classification Seating Arrangement Analogy or Similarity Coded Equation Coding & decoding Blood Relation Distance and Direction Inequality Number Series Missing Alphabet Numbers Puzzle Machine Input-Output Matrix Pair Formation Letter Series Alphabetical Series Word Formation Ranking and Order Coded Equation Non Verbal Reasoning  Paper cutting & Folding Mirror & Water Image Embedded Figure Completion of Figure Grouping of Figures Series Classification Dot Situation Figure Formation