First Stage Examination Scheme Overview
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What are the two phases that the examination is divided into?

  • Written and Oral (correct)
  • Practical and Theory
  • Primary and Secondary
  • First and Second

The written examination will be conducted in Nepali or English.

True (A)

The duration of the second phase is 2 hours.

False (B)

What kind of questions will be used for the objective questions in Paper I?

<p>Multiple Choice (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the penalty for each wrong answer in the objective questions?

<p>20% (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum passing score for the written examination?

<p>40% (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these is NOT included in the General Awareness (General Awareness) section?

<p>Fundamental laws of physics (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The public management section focuses on the importance of office management.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many questions are in the second paper, Job-Based-Knowledge?

<p>30</p> Signup and view all the answers

The exam will cover the latest legal and regulatory framework.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When does the exam curriculum take effect?

<p>2080/10/22</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum passing score for the second paper (Job Based - Knowledge)?

<p>40</p> Signup and view all the answers

The second paper is broken down into 30 questions with 2 marks each.

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Flashcards

Surveying

The process of gathering information about an area using measurements and calculations to create accurate maps and plans.

Levelling

The process of determining the relative elevations of different points on the Earth's surface, usually using a level instrument.

Plane Tabling

A surveying technique used to create maps and plans by directly drawing on a special flat surface called a plane table.

Theodolite

A surveying instrument used to measure horizontal and vertical angles, often used for creating maps and plans.

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Tacheometry

A surveying method used to measure distances and elevations using a theodolite and a specific type of ranging device.

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Contour Lines

Lines on a map that connect points of equal elevation, used to represent the shape of the land.

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Setting Out

The process of establishing the exact location of points or features in the field based on survey measurements.

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Stone

Strong and durable rock used in construction, known for its various properties and uses.

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Cement

A widely used construction material used as a binding agent in concrete.

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Brick Laying

The process of joining bricks together with mortar to create walls and structures.

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Paint

A substance used to coat surfaces, protecting them and providing aesthetic appeal.

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Bitumen

A thick, sticky, black substance derived from petroleum, used in construction for roofing, waterproofing, and paving.

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Mechanics of Materials

The study of how forces affect materials like steel, wood, and concrete, used in designing structures.

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Structures

The basic units that make up a large structure, like bridges, buildings, and towers.

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Hydraulics

The study of water in motion, especially how it flows, how it exerts pressure, and how to measure its flow rate.

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Soil Mechanics

The study of the physical and engineering properties of soil, important for understanding how structures are built on the ground.

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Reinforced Concrete (R.C.)

A type of concrete that uses steel bars to reinforce its strength and provide structural support.

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Beam

A construction element used to support weight from above, usually made of reinforced concrete.

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Column

A vertical construction element that supports weight from the floor and roof above.

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Site Preparation

The process of preparing a site for construction, including removing obstacles, leveling the ground, and setting up temporary structures.

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Shallow Foundation

A type of foundation that rests on the surface of the ground and is used to support lightweight structures.

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Deep Foundation

A type of foundation that extends deep into the ground, often used to support heavier structures.

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Shoring

A construction technique used to reinforce existing walls or structures to prevent them from collapsing during construction.

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Dewatering

The process of removing water from a construction site, often necessary for foundations and underground work.

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Building Construction

The process of constructing a building from the bottom up, starting with the foundation and progressing to the roof.

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Damp Proofing

A type of wall that is designed to resist dampness and moisture from the ground or surrounding environment.

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Concrete Technology

The process of mixing and pouring concrete to create structural elements.

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Form Work

A temporary structure used to support concrete forms until they are strong enough to stand on their own.

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Curing

The process of keeping freshly poured concrete moist for a certain period of time to allow it to harden properly.

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Flooring

The process of providing a finished surface to a floor, using materials like bricks, concrete, or flagstones.

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Plastering

The process of applying a smooth layer of plaster to walls and ceilings.

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Study Notes

Examination Scheme - First Stage

  • Written Examination: Total marks: 200
  • General Awareness & Public Management: 100 marks (40 pass marks). Objective (MCQs) format; 20 questions; 45 minutes.
  • Job-Based Knowledge: 100 marks (40 pass marks). Subjective format; 30 questions worth 2 marks; 12 questions short answer; 4 questions long answer; 2 hours.

Examination Scheme - Second Stage

  • Interview: Total marks: 30
  • Oral (Interview): 30 marks

Notes

  • The exam is divided into two stages: written and interview.
  • The language of the written exam will be either Nepali or English or both.
  • Incorrect answers in the multiple choice questions reduce marks by 20%. Marks are not deducted if no answer is given
  • All Multiple Choice answers must be in UPPERCASE letters (A, B, C, or D). All other answers will be rejected . Using a calculator is not permitted in the Multiple Choice section
  • Several subjective questions can be asked about a topic (either in the form of a long or short answer or a statement requiring elaboration or multiple short notes.)
  • Separate answer sheets are required for different sections of the subjective exam. The student should answer questions in the designated sections of their answer sheet.
  • The questions, and weighting of marks, will be according to the relevant subject.
  • The syllabus for the exam covers any relevant laws, acts, rules, or policies in place 3 months before the exam date. Any new or changed items are considered valid part of the exam.
  • Only candidates who are successful in the first stage will be eligible for the second stage.
  • The syllabus for this exam replaces previous syllabi of any similar civil engineeing service exams.

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This quiz covers the examination scheme for the first stage of a competitive exam, detailing the written examination and interview processes. It includes information on marks distribution, subject formats, and regulations for answering questions. Prepare yourself effectively for both the written part and the interview based on these insights.

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