EMPLOYEE STATE INSURANCE CORPORATION (ESIC)

What is the ESIC Exam?

Employee State Insurance Corporation conducts an exam to recruit eligible candidates for paramedical posts, Clerk, MTS, UDC, and stenographer.
ESIC is a national-level examination conducted once a year. The recruitment process depends on the post applied. Candidates with mandatory qualifications and experience should apply for this exam.

ESIC Recruitment Exam: List of Posts

Upper-Division Clerk (UDC)
Stenographer
Specialist
Assistant Professor
Junior Residents
Physician
Part-time Specialist
Dental Surgeon
Teaching Faculty

ESIC Recruitment Exam: Selection Process

The “selection process” consists of the following steps:

– Screening of Application.

– Online Examination.

– Computer skill test & Stenography test.

– Document Verification.

Educational Qualification:

Junior Engineer:Candidates should have a degree or diploma in Civil Engineering/Electrical Engineering.
Insurance Medical Officer (IMO) Grade-II:Candidates must be from Medical background.
Stenographer:Candidates must have completed their intermediate/12th from a recognized board and also must have the typing speed of 80 WPM in English or Hindi Language.
UDC: candidates should have completed their bachelor’s degree in the required stream from a recognized university or institute and must have basic knowledge of computers.
MTS:Prospects must have at least cleared matriculation from the recognized board.

Age limit:

Junior Engineer: The age of the candidates applying should be a maximum of 30.
Insurance Medical Officer: The age of the candidates applying should be a maximum of 30.
Stenographer: The candidate’s age should be between 18-27.
UDC: The candidate’s age should be between 18-27.
MTS: The candidates age should be between 18-25
Upper Age Limit: The Candidates should not exceed by 30 years
Reservation Candidates: The Candidates will get an age relaxation of 5 years and will be applicable as per the rules of the central government. The upper age limit can be relaxed to the candidates (ST/OBC/PWD/Ex-Servicemen)

EXAM PATTERN:

ESIC Exam is conducted via online mode (Computer-based test) and it has two phases:

– Paper 1

– Paper 2

Paper 1: Paper 1 consists of multiple-choice questions for 200 marks which should be completed within 2 hours.
Paper 2: Paper 2 will be for 50 marks which should be complete within 30 Minutes.
Candidates qualifying for both papers will be called for an interview.

ESIC Exam: Syllabus

Candidates should go through the syllabus carefully before they start their preparation process.

Paper 1 Syllabus:

The ESIC Recruitment Exam Paper 1 syllabus would cover the topics from the below-mentioned 4 sections.

– English language

– Numerical Ability

– General Awareness

– General Intelligence

Paper 2 Syllabus:

– Typing letter in MS Word

– PPT Presentation

– Preparing Databases in MS Excel

Phase I-Preliminary Examination Pattern

The duration of time is one hour. The total marks for the examination is 200 consisting of 100 questions. It is demonstrated as follows:

Particulars	Details
General Intelligence and Reasoning	25 questions (50 marks in total)
General Awareness	25 questions (50 marks in total)
Quantitative Aptitude	25 questions (50 marks in total)
English Comprehension	25 questions (50 marks in total)

Phase II-Main Examination

The duration of time is two hours. The total marks for the examination is 200 consisting of 200 questions. It is demonstrated as follows:

Particulars	Details
General Intelligence and Reasoning	50 questions (50 marks in total)
General Awareness	50 questions (50 marks in total)
Quantitative Aptitude	50 questions (50 marks in total)
English Comprehension	50 questions (50 marks in total)

Phase III-Computer Skill Test

The duration of time is thirty minutes. The total marks for the examination is 50. It is demonstrated as follows:

Particulars	Details
Preparing two Power Point	10 marks
Typing the required matter in MS Word	20 marks
Preparing the required table	20 marks

One-fourth of marks would be deducted for every wrong answer.

ESIC UDC Syllabus

Reasoning/General Intelligence

Number Ranking
Arithmetical Reasoning
Series Completion
Coding-Decoding
Venn Diagrams
Classification
Data Sufficiency
Situation Reaction Test
Directions
Word Sequence
Blood Relations
Test on Alphabets
Sequential Output Training
Eligibility Test
Mathematical Operations
Assertion and Reasoning
Alpha-Numeric Sequence Puzzle
Puzzle Test
Direction Sense Test
Missing Characters
Analogy
Verbal Reasoning.

Non-verbal Reasoning

Non-verbal Reasoning
Water Images
Figure Matrix
Spotting Embedded Figures
Classification
Dot Situation
Rules Detection
Cubes and Dice
Series
Mirror Images
Completion of Incomplete Pattern
Forming figures and analysis
Analytical Reasoning
Paper Cutting
Paper Folding
Construction of Squares and Triangles
Identical figure groupings

General Awareness

Public Finance
Financial and Railway Budget
Bills
Economic Planning
Inflation
RBI and its Monetary Policy
Concept of Budget
Indian Banking Industry History
Role of Banking
Money Market in India
National Income
Types of Banks
Taxes on Income and Expenditure
Revenue of Central Government
Finance Commissions
Schemes and Policies implemented by Government
Functions of Banks
Capital Market in India

Quantitative Aptitude

Simple Interest
Odd One Out
Problems on Trains
Averages
Compound Interest
Pipes and Cisterns
Areas & Volumes
Time and Distance
Problems on HCF and LCM
Percentages
Simple Equations
Mensuration
Quadratic Equations
Probability
Ratio and Proportion
Problems on Trains
Problems on Numbers
Indices and Surds
Races and Games
Permutations and Combinations
Boats and Streams
Mixtures and Allegations
Probability
Simplification and Approximation
Time and Work Partnership
Profit and Loss

English Comprehension

Grammar
Antonyms
Idioms & Phrases
Vocabulary
Conversions
Common Error
Synonyms/Homonyms
Cloze Passage
Shuffling of Sentences in a passage
Comprehension Passage
Fill in the Blanks
Improvement of Sentences
Active/Passive Voice of Verbs
Conversions
Shuffling of Sentence parts

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