UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam 2020

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UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam Pattern

Assist UPSC assistant commandant is based on following rounds
  • Written Examination.
  • Physical Standards Test.
  • Physical Efficiency Test.
  • Medical Standards Test.
  • Interview/ Personality Test
UPSC assistant commandant previous papers are given on our website for your reference. All the candidates who have filled the detail admission Form I’m not looking for the previous year papers to understand the exam pattern and difficulty level. By UPSC Assistant Commandant recruitment exam pattern is as follows:
ExamPaperSubjectTypeQuestionsMarksDuration
Written TestIIntelligence & General AbilityObjective1252502 Hours
IIGeneral Studies, Essay & ComprehensionSubjective–2003 hours
The exam consists of two papers, paper 1 contains 125 questions worth 250 marks and has a time duration of 2 hours.  this paper is objective in nature and contains question from topics of Intelligence and general ability.
The paper 2 is worth 200 marks and has a time duration of 3 hours the paper is subjective in nature and contains question from general studies essay and comprehension.

UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam Syllabus

The detailed syllabus of paper 1 and Paper 2 is given by
Paper I
  • General Mental Ability
  • General Science
  • Current Events of National and International Importance
  • Indian Polity and Economy
  • History of India
  • Indian and World Geography
Paper II
  • Essay Writing.
  • Comprehension.
  • Precis Writing.
  • Counter Argument.
  • Communications.
  • Report Writing.
  • Language Skills.
  • Grammar.
  • Vocabulary etc.
UPSC recruitment exam usually the toughest Government recruitment exams in the country to get a job through UPSC you must prepare with immense dedication.  First, before the concert starts with preparation in used to create a proper time table and give each and every topic sufficient time once you are done with your initial preparation you should start taking preparation test. Papers that you have downloaded from website can be taken as preparation tests.  after you have taken the preparation test analyze all the mistakes and give more time to the topics in which you have scored less.

Application Fee & Selection Process for UPSC Asst. Commandant Exam

The application fee is rupees 200 except for females/SC/ST etc.
The selection process consists of a written exam which is comprised of two papers:
  • Paper I of 250 marks
  • Paper II of 200 marks
  • Personal interview of 150 marks
Paper I is the general ability and intelligence test. Whereas paper II is a General Studies, Essay and Comprehension test.
A final merit list is drawn on the basis of marks obtained in the written test and personality test.

FAQs Related to UPSC Asst. Commandant Exam

1.What is the Exam Pattern of UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam?
The UPSC Assistant Commandant exam paper has five rounds.
Written Exam
Physical Standard Test
Physical Efficiency Test
Medical Standard Test
Interview
In the Written Exam, there are two papers conducts. The 1st paper is of the “General and Ability” subject which contains Objective type 125 questions which you have to solve in 2 hours. And the 2nd paper is of “General Studies, Essay & Comprehension” which has subjective type question and time is 3 hours.
2.What is the Syllabus of Paper 1 and Paper 2 of UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam?
In Paper 1st you have the following syllabus which we have listed below:
General Mental Ability
General Science
Current Events of National and International Importance
Indian Polity and Economy
History of India
Indian and World Geography
In Paper 2nd you have the following syllabus which we have listed below;
Essay Writing.
Comprehension.
Precis Writing.
Counter Argument.
Communications.
Report Writing.
Language Skills.
Grammar.
Vocabulary etc.
3.What is the Application Fees for UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam?
For filling the Application form you have to pay Rs.200. But if you are Female or OBC, ST, ST, etc. then you don’t have to pay any money.
4.What books should a Student read for Giving the UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam?
You can go with some basic books like laxmikanth for polity and spectrum for modern history when you have to give the UPSC exam. One of the most important thing which you should do is, Go with the previous year question papers for doing practice and see the exam pattern of UPSC Assistant Commandant Exam.
5.What did things include in the Physical Efficiency Test?
They conduct the two race of 100 meters and 800 meters. For 100-meter race Men has to finish it in 16 seconds and Women will get 18 seconds.
In the second race of 800-meter men will get 3 minutes 45 seconds and women will get 4 minutes 45 seconds.

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