Knowledge of basic scientific principles creates the foundation for acquiring hard skills.
It is the initial/inherent knowledge set which enables analysing the given job and
subsequent detail planning; Such as selecting proper physical conditions e.g.
Temperature for a heat treatment process, Material of cutting tool etc. Similarly, the
ability to perform simple calculations also creates the foundation for proper hard skills.
It is the inherent knowledge set which enables to analyse the given job - quantitatively
and subsequent detail planning; Such as selecting the physical conditions quantitatively
e.g. speed and feed of a cutting operation Thus, Basic Science and Engineering
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(Engineering Drawing, Workshop Calculation & Science) is regarded as a core skill set
which supplements hard skills in all Engineering Trades.
As you know that PART A will decide the merit list, so it is very important for you to get
maximum marks in part A.
• Mathematics
• General Intelligence and Reasoning
• Basic Science and Engineering
• General Awareness on Current Affairs
Sections Topics
• Number System
• BODMAS
• Decimals
• Fractions
• LCM, HCF
• Ratio and Proportion
• Percentages
• Mensuration
Mathematics • Time and Work
• Time and Distance
• Simple and Compound Interest
• Profit and Loss
• Algebra
• Geometry
• Trigonometry
• Elementary Statistics
• Square Root
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• Age Calculations
• Calendar & Clock
• Pipes & Cistern etc
• Analogies
• Alphabetical and Number Series
• Coding and Decoding
• Mathematical operations
• Relationships
• Syllogism
• Jumbling
General Intelligence and • Venn Diagram
Reasoning • Data Interpretation and Sufficiency
• Conclusions and Decision Making
• Similarities and differences
• Analytical Reasoning
• Classification
• Directions
• Statement - Arguments and Assumptions etc
• Engineering Drawing
Basic Science and Engineering
(Projections, Views, Drawing Instruments, Lines,
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Geometric figures, Symbolic Representation) (5 -
6 Q)
• Units, Measurements (3 - 4 Q)
• Mass Weight and Density (2 - 3 Q)
• Work Power and Energy (2 - 3 Q)
• Speed and Velocity (1 - 2 Q)
• Heat and Temperature (2 - 3 Q)
• Basic Electricity (2 - 3 Q)
• Levers and Simple Machines (2 - 3 Q)
• Occupational Safety & Health (2 - 3 Q)
• Environment Education (1 - 2 Q)
• IT Literacy (2 - 3 Q)
• Everyone is well aware with the syllabus of Mathematics, General Intelligence and
Reasoning and General Awareness on Current Affairs because you have prepared same
type of syllabus for your STAGE I also. So, there is no big problem while preparing for
this part of Stage II.
• So BASIC SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING will play a key role here. This is new for
everyone. Its preparation will help you in getting a good merit. Let’s discuss its syllabus
in more details and know the topics we have to prepare for the exam.
• Drawing Sheet: Length, Breadth, Size (A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5), Designation
• Drawing Board: Shape, Size, Material, Designation, Use
• T-Square: Shape, Size, Material, Parts, Designation, Use
• Mini Drafter: Parts, Working, Use
• Drafting Technique
• Set Square
• Protractor
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• Drawing Instrument Box
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RRB ALP Stage 2 Syllabus 2018 - Engineering Drawing: Symbolic
Representation
• Definition
• Classifications: Fundamental and Derived units
• Systems of units: FPS, CGS, MKS
• Units of physical quantities, symbols
• Conversion factors
• Measurement of mechanical quantities, electrical quantities
• Related problems
• Definition
• Comparison between mass and weight
• Comparison between density and relative density/specific gravity
• Volume of different geometries (Cube, Cylinder, Cone, Sphere etc.)
• Related problems
• Definition
• Work and its Units, Measurement of work
• Work done on bodies moving on horizontal and inclined planes (consider frictional
forces also)
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• Concept of Power and its units, Calculations of power (simple cases)
• Concept of Kinetic energy and potential energy, Expressions for P.E and K.E
• Principle of conservation of energy
• Related problems
• Definition
• Specific Heat and Thermal Capacity
• Types of heat: Sensible Heat, Latent Heat
• Difference between heat and temperature
• Different temperature scales and conversions
• Temperature measuring instruments
• Related problems
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• Relationships between Current, Volt, Resistance and Power
• Resistance connections, Simple Problems on series and parallel circuits
• Insulators: Properties and Classification
• Conductors: Properties and Classification
• Electric Power, Horse Power, Work and energy
• Related problems
• Definitions
• Velocity ratio, Mechanical Advantages, Efficiency and relationships
• Ideal Machines
• Lever: Principle, Types (First order lever, Second order lever, Third order lever)
• Relationship, law of machine, simple machines (lever, wheel and axle, pulleys, jacks &
winch crabs) Related problems
• Safety & Health: Introduction and Importance of Occupational Safety and Health
• Occupational Hazards: Basic Hazards, Chemical Hazards, Vibroacoustic Hazards,
Mechanical Hazards, Electrical Hazards, Thermal Hazards. Occupational health,
Occupational hygienic, Occupational Diseases/ Disorders & its prevention
• Accident & safety: Basic principles for protective equipment, Accident Prevention
techniques – control of accidents and safety measures
• First Aid: Care of injured & Sick at the workplaces, First-Aid & Transportation of sick
person
• Basic Provisions: Idea of basic provision of safety, health, welfare under legislation of
India
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RRB ALP Stage II Syllabus - Environment Education
Read more on RRB ALP Stage 2 Technical Paper (Part B) by clicking on the link given
below!
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Insulators Study Notes - ALP Linear Measurement & Tools - ALP
Technical Technical Paper
Transistors Notes - ALP
Resistors Study Notes - ALP Technical
Technical Paper
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