Why you should Check the syllabus Properly as it prepares you for entrance exam.The Central Industrial Security Force has released the detailed syllabus and exam pattern for the Constable/Tradesman Recruitment 2025. The Selection process comprises many stages including a Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test (PST), Documentation, Trade Test, Written Examination, ad Medical Examination.
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Physical Standards Test
| Parameter | Male | Female |
| Height | UR, SC, EWS and OBC – 170 cms (Relaxation available for ST Candidates) | UR, SC, EWS and OBC – 157 cms |
| Chest | UR, SC, EWS and OBC Candidates – 80 to 85 CMS | No Minimum Requirement of chest in case of female candidates. |
Written Examination Pattern
- Mode of Exam: OMR-based or Computer-Based Test (CBT)
- Type of Questions: Objective Type Multiple Choice Questions
- Total Questions: 100
- Total Marks: 100
- Duration: 2 hours (120 minutes)
- Languages: Bilingual—Hindi and English
- Negative Marking: No negative marking for incorrect answers
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Subject-wise Distribution
- General Awareness/General Knowledge: 20 questions, 20 marks
- Elementary Mathematics: 20 questions, 20 marks
- Analytical Aptitude: 20 questions, 20 marks
- Ability to Observe and Distinguish Patterns: 20 questions, 20 marks
- Basic Knowledge of English/Hindi: 20 questions, 20 marks
Detailed Syllabus
| General Awareness/General Knowledge | Elementary Mathematics |
| History of India and neighbouring countries Geography Economic Scene General Polity including Indian Constitution Scientific Research Culture and Religion Current Events of National and International Importance Sports Awards and Honors | Number Systems Computation of Whole Numbers Decimals and Fractions Relationship Between Numbers Fundamental Arithmetical Operations Percentages Ratio and Proportion Averages Interest Profit and Loss Discount Mensuration Time and Distance Time and Work |
| Analytical Aptitude | Ability to Observe and Distinguish Patterns |
| Analogies Similarities and Differences Problem-Solving Relationship Concepts Arithmetical Reasoning Verbal and Figure Classification Arithmetical Number Series Non-Verbal Series Coding and Decoding Spatial Visualization Visual Memory Discrimination Observation | Questions designed to test the candidate’s ability to observe and distinguish patterns, including sequences and relationships. |
| Basic Knowledge of English/Hindi | |
| Understanding of the basics of English/Hindi language Vocabulary Grammar Sentence Structure Synonyms and Antonyms Correct Usage Comprehension Writing Ability | |
Trade Test
Candidates who qualify in the PET, PST, and Documentation stages will undergo a Trade Test specific to the trade they have applied for. The Trade Test is qualifying in nature and assesses the practical skills of the candidate in the respective trade. For example, a candidate applying for the post of Cook will be tested on cooking skills, while a candidate for the post of Electrician will be assessed on electrical work proficiency.
Trade Test According to Post
| Cook | Cooking of Chapati & Rice Cooking of vegetable/Dal/Samber / Idli etc., Cooking of Meat/Fish/Egg/Kheer |
| Boot Maker / Cobbler | Polishing of shoes Handling of tools Cutting of leather repair & stitching of Shoes |
| TAILOR | Taking measurement of personnel Cutting of cloths Stitching of Uniforms |
| Barber | Handling of tools Hair Cutting Shaving |
| WASHER MAN | Washing of clothes Ironing of Khaki Cotton Uniform Ironing of woollen, Terry cotton Uniforms |
| SWEEPER | Sweeping Cleaning of toilets Cleaning of Bathrooms etc. |
| PAINTER | Knowledge of colours, paints and shades Painting of sign-boards Painting/drawing |
| CARPENTER | Handling of tools Cutting of wood Fitting, polishing and finishing of material |
| ELECTRICIAN | Knowledge of AC/DC current New Electric Fitting Rectification of Electric fault |
| MALI | Plantations and making grafts. Maintenance of plants Knowledge of seeds and their sowing season, Fertilizers in seeti deseeti. Knowledge of indigenous manures. |
| WELDER | Knowledge of welding tools ARC Welding – Practical Gas Welding – Practical |
| CHARGE MECH | Knowledge of AC & DC current Knowledge of voltage receiving/distribution/consumption Knowledge of switch boards & fault attendance. |
| MOTOR PUMP ATTENDANT (MP ATTEND) | Knowledge of Pump Knowledge of Motor Knowledge of repair |
Minimum Qualifying Marks to Qualify Exam
| Category | Minimum Qualifying marks |
| General/EWS/Ex-Servicemen | 35% |
| SC/ST/OBC | 33% |
Important Points to Now before preparation for Exam
- Understand the Exam Pattern & Syllabus.
- Create a Study Plan
- Subject wise preparation Strategy
- Ability to Observe and Distinguish Patterns
- Trade Test Preparation
- Mock Test & Previous Year Papers
- Physical Fitness & Medical Test
- Important Tips before exam time keep an eye on Revise short notes daily, Stay updated with current affairs, Attempt full-length mock test, Stay healthy & get enough rest, follow appositive mindset & Confidence.