MP Patwari Exam 2017 – Section Wise Marks Distribution & Detailed Analysis 12 December 2017

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MP Patwari Exam 2017 – Section Wise Marks Distribution & Detailed Analysis 12 December 2017

Section

Level

Total Marks

Good Attempts

General Hindi

Easy

20

16-18

Reasoning & Maths

Easy

20

17-19

General Knowledge

Easy-Moderate

20

14-16

Gramin Vyavastha & Panchayati Raj

Easy-Moderate

20

15-17

General Computer

Moderate

20

14-16

Overall

Easy-Moderate

100

76-86





MP Patwari Exam 2017 – Expected Cut Off 12 December 2017

Section

Vacancies

      Expected Cut Off       12 December 2017

      Male Candidates

Expected Cut Off 12 December 2017 

Female Candidates

General Candidates

5000 Posts

75-85

69-80

OBC Candidates

1075 Posts

72-82

67-77

SC Candidates

1368 Posts

63-73

58-68

ST Candidates

1792 Posts

59-69

52-62

Overeall

9235 Posts

–

–





MP Patwari Exam 2017 – General Hindi Detailed Analysis 12 December 2017

Section

Level

Total Questions Asked

Good Attempts

समास

Easy

2

2

संधि

Easy-Moderate

2

1-2

रचनायें

Moderate

3

1-2

विलोम शब्द

Easy

2

2

वाक्य

Easy-Moderate

2

2

रस

Moderate

1

1

छंद

–

–

–

अलंकार

Easy

1

1

प्रत्यय/उपसर्ग

Moderate

2

2

वर्णमाला

Easy

1

1

पर्यायवाची

Easy

1

1

अन्य

Moderate

3

1-2

Overall

Easy-Moderate

20

16-18


MP Patwari Exam 2017 – Gramin Vyavastha & Panchayati Raj Detailed Analysis 12 December 2017

Section

Level

Total Questions Asked

Good Attempts

Articles

Easy

2

2

Panchayat In MP

Easy-Moderate

3

1-2

Agriculture

Moderate

2

2

Yojnas

Easy-Moderate

2-3

1-3

Rural Yojnas

Easy

1

1

5 Year Plan Related

Easy-Moderate

1-2

1

Others

Moderate

8-9

5-6

Overall

Easy-Moderate

20

15-17


MP Patwari Exam 2017 – General Knowledge (G.K) Detailed Analysis 12 December 2017

Section

Level

Total Questions Asked

Good Attempts

MP GK

Easy

6-7

3-4

History

Easy-Moderate

2-3

2

Geography

Moderate

1-2

1

India GK

–

–

–

Biology

Easy-Moderate

2-3

2

Physics

Moderate

2-3

2

Chemistry

Easy

2

1

Current Affairs

Easy-Moderate

3-4

2

Others

Moderate

2-3

1

Overall

Easy-Moderate

20

14-16


MP Patwari Exam 2017 – General Computer Detailed Analysis 12 December 2017

Section

Level

Total Questions Asked

Good Attempts

Basic Computer

Easy

5-6

4

MS Word

Easy-Moderate

2-3

1

Shortcuts

Moderate

3-4

2

Language

Easy

2-3

2

MS Excel

Easy-Moderate

1-2

1

Memory

Moderate

1-2

1

Devices

Easy

1

1

History Of Computers

Easy-Moderate

1

1

Others

Moderate

4-5

2

Overall

Easy-Moderate

20

14-16


MP Patwari Exam 2017 – Maths & Reasoning Detailed Analysis 12 December 2017

Section

Level

Total Questions Asked

Good Attempts

Average

Easy

1-2

1-2

Profit & Loss

Easy

1-2

1-2

Ratio

Easy

1-2

1-2

Advance Maths

Easy

1

–

Trigonometry

Easy-Moderate

1

–

Time & Distance

Easy

1-2

1-2

Probability

Easy

1

1

Blood Relation

Easy

1

1

Cube

Easy

1

1

Missing Number

Easy

1

1

Syllolism

Easy-Moderate

1

1

Others

Easy

5-6

4

Overall

Easy

20

17-19


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