Here are the details and format of the Job Tests:
Total Questions: 50, Total Time: 1 hour.
In the Job Test, you will be given 2 points for every correct answer. There will also be negative marking of -1 for every wrong answer.
Based on your score, you would be given one of the following Grades:
Grade A* – Genius (You scored 100%)
Grade A – Excellent (Your score is in the range of 80% to 99%)
Grade B – Good (Your score is in the range of 60% to 80%)
Grade C – Average (Your score is in the range of 40% to 60%)
Grade D – Poor (Your score is in the range of 0% to 40%)
Job Tests for Programming / IT / Computer Science, and Core Engineering Domains
- Programming, IT and Computer Science Job Tests
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering Job Tests (EEE/EE/ECE Branches)
- Civil Engineering Job Tests (Civil Branch)
- Mechanical Engineering Job Tests (Mechanical Branch)
- Chemical Engineering Job Tests (Chemical Branch)
- Metallurgical Engineering Job Tests (Metallurgy Branch)
- Instrumentation Engineering Job Tests (Instrumentation Branch)
- Aerospace Engineering Job Tests (Aerospace Branch)
- Aeronautical Engineering Job Tests (Aeronautical Branch)
- Biotech Engineering Job Tests (Biotech Branch)
- Agricultural Engineering Job Tests (Agriculture Branch)
- Mining Engineering Job Tests (Mining Branch)
- Marine Engineering Job Tests (Marine Branch)
- 1st Year Common Engineering Job Tests (All Branches)
Job Tests for School subjects:
Programming, IT, and Computer Science Job Tests
- Developer in C, C++, C#, Python, Java, and other Programming languages
- Data-Scientist, AI-ML (Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning) Developer
- Cloud Computing, Hadoop, Big-Data Developer or Administrator
- Full-Stack Developer or Web Developer
- Linux Kernel, Networking & Device Driver Developer or Administrator
- Content Developer
- Lecturer/Trainer
- Any other role not mentioned above
then please read the JD (Job Description) of the specific job. When you read the JD, you will see multiple skill requirements for that job / position. So, you should take the additional job tests for most of skill sets mentioned in the job. If you do this, you will have a much higher chance of selection. As a guideline, you will have to take anywhere between 1 to 4 additional job-tests, for a given job. The job-tests for all the skills are mentioned in the following table.
Note: Make sure to take the job tests on all the required skills for that position as per the JD. This will help a lot towards your final selection.
Electrical & Electronics Job Tests
Mechanical Engineering Job Tests
Chemical Engineering Job Tests
Metallurgical Engineering Job Tests
Instrumentation Engineering Job Tests
Aerospace & Aeronautical Job Tests
Agricultural Engineering Job Tests
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1st Year Common Engineering Job Tests
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