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Exam Pattern HPAS 2018
Preliminary Exam Pattern: Prelim Examination Process comprises of two exam, that is, Paper I & Paper II, that are held in order to shortlist candidates for the Main Examination that is held later.
• Mode of Exam is offline.
• Paper-I is General Studies of 2 hours for 200 Marks with 100 questions.
• Paper-II is General Aptitude Test of 2 hours for 200 Marks with 100 questions.
• All questions are mandatory with 1/3rd negative marking criteria.
• Question asked are MCQ types.
• Question paper is bilingual, in Hindi and English languages.
• Candidates need to achieve at least 33% marks in prelims to qualify for mains.
Mains Exam Pattern: Main Examination Process comprises of seven written exams that include essay-based questions.
Mandatory Subjects
• General Studies I for 200 Marks
• General Studies II for 200 Marks
• General Studies III of for 200 Marks
• English for 100 Marks
• Hindi for 100 Marks
• Essay Writing for 100 Marks
Optional Subjects, any one:
Paper I for 100 marks
Paper II for 100 marks
The seventh exam is actually the interview. Each candidate needs to have secured at least 40% marks in compulsory subjects and 40% marks overall to qualify the Mains and to be eligible for the final interview. The interview round will be of 150 marks.
Preliminary Exam Pattern: Prelim Examination Process comprises of two exam, that is, Paper I & Paper II, that are held in order to shortlist candidates for the Main Examination that is held later.
• Mode of Exam is offline.
• Paper-I is General Studies of 2 hours for 200 Marks with 100 questions.
• Paper-II is General Aptitude Test of 2 hours for 200 Marks with 100 questions.
• All questions are mandatory with 1/3rd negative marking criteria.
• Question asked are MCQ types.
• Question paper is bilingual, in Hindi and English languages.
• Candidates need to achieve at least 33% marks in prelims to qualify for mains.
Mains Exam Pattern: Main Examination Process comprises of seven written exams that include essay-based questions.
Mandatory Subjects
• General Studies I for 200 Marks
• General Studies II for 200 Marks
• General Studies III of for 200 Marks
• English for 100 Marks
• Hindi for 100 Marks
• Essay Writing for 100 Marks
Optional Subjects, any one:
Paper I for 100 marks
Paper II for 100 marks
The seventh exam is actually the interview. Each candidate needs to have secured at least 40% marks in compulsory subjects and 40% marks overall to qualify the Mains and to be eligible for the final interview. The interview round will be of 150 marks.