ESE 2020 Mains Civil Engineering Conventional Paper I Previous Conventional Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5% weightage in the entire process of written test.
In Paper-I of Civil Engineering six subjects are
included as follows:
1. Building Materials 2. Solid Mechanics
3. Structural Analysis 4. Design of Steel Structures
5. Design of Concrete and Masonry Structures
6. Construction Practice, Planning and Management
The following approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
• The solution to any question shall have the following appropriate steps generally. Steps will also have due weightage.
(a) The data given
(b) The appropriate figure, if applicable, with parts labeled properly
(c) The concept on which the problem is being solved
(d) The relevant formulae with standard notations and abbreviations. Incase the paper setter asks to solve the question from the fundamentals, necessary derivations shall be done. Otherwise 70% of marks one has to lose. If the question carries more marks like 10 to 20 marks detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concept may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a problem.
- The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5% marks.
- Note that all parts of a question shall be answered together.
- Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
- Practice of numerical problems using calculator is very much essential instead of reading merely.
ESE 2020 Mains Civil Engineering Conventional Paper II Previous Conventional Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5% weightage in the entire process of written test.
In Paper-II of Civil Engineering eight subjects are included as follows:
1.Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machinery 2.Hydrology
3.Irrigation Engineering. 4.Environmental Engineering
5.Geotechnical Engineering. 6.Surveying
7.Transportation. 8.Geology
The following approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
• The solution to any question shall have the following appropriate steps generally. Steps will also have due weightage.
(a) The data given
(b) The appropriate figure, if applicable, with parts labeled properly
(c) The concept on which the problem is being solved
(d) The relevant formulae with standard notations and abbreviations. Incase the paper setter asks to solve the question from the fundamentals, necessary derivations shall be done. Otherwise 70% of marks one has to lose. If the question carries more marks like 10 to 20 marks detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concept may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a problem.
- The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5% marks.
- Note that all parts of a question shall be answered together.
- Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
- Practice of numerical problems using calculator is very much essential instead of reading merely.
ESE 2020 Mains Electrical Engg Conventional Paper I Previous Conventional Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5% weightage in the entire process of written test.
In Paper-I of Engineering six subjects are included as follows:
1. Engineering Mathematics 2. Electrical Materials
3. Electric Circuits & Fields 4. Electrical & Electronic Measurements
5. Computer Fundamentals 6. Basic Electronics Engineering
As Engineering Mathematics, Computer Fundamentals and Basic Electronics Engineering are included from ESE-2017, few expected model questions are added in this booklet. The following approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
1. The solution to any question shall have the following appropriate steps generally. Steps will also have due weightage.
(a) The data given
(b) The appropriate figure, if applicable, with parts labelled properly
(c) The concept on which the problem is being solved
(d) The relevant formulae with standard notations and abbreviations. Incase the paper setter asks to solve the question from the fundamentals, necessary derivations shall be done. Otherwise 70% of marks one has to lose. If the question carries more marks like 10 to 20 marks detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concept may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a problem.
2. The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5% marks.
3. Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
4. Practice of numerical problems using calculator is very much essential instead of reading merely.
5. Try to understand and practice the solutions keeping in view QCAB ( Questions Cum Answer Booklet) Format.
ESE 2020 Mains Electrical Engg Conventional Paper II Previous Conventional Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5% weightage in the entire process of written test.
In paper-II of Electrical Engineering six subjects are included as follows:
1. Analog and Digital Electronics 2. Systems and Signal Processing
3. Control System 4. Electrical Machines
5. Power Systems 6. Power Electronics and Drives
As systems and Signal Processing is included from ESE-2017, few expected model questions are added in this Booklet.
The following approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
1) The solution to any question shall have the following appropriate steps generally. Steps will also have due weightage.
(a) The data given.
(b) The appropriate figure, if applicable, with parts labelled properly
(c) The concept on which the problem is being solved.
(d) The relevant formulae with standard notations and abbreviations. Incase the paper setter asks to solve the questions from the fundamental, necessary derivations shall be done. Otherwise 70% of marks one has to the question carries more marks like 10 to 20 marks detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concept may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a problem.
2) The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5% marks.
3) Note that all parts of a question shall be answered together.
4) Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
5) Try to understand and practice the solutions keeping in view QCAB (Questions cum Answer Booklet) format.
ESE 2020 Mains Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Conventional Paper 2 Previous Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5 % weight age in the entire process of written test.
In Paper – II of electronics & Telecommunications Engineering six subjects are included as follows:
01: Analog & Digital Communication Systems 02. Control Systems
03. Computer Organisation & Architecture 04. Electro Magnetics
05. Advanced Electronics Topics 06. Advanced Communication Topics
The following Approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
The solution to any question shall have the following appropriate steps generally. Steps will have due weight age.
- The data Given
- The appropriate figure, if applicable with parts labelled properly
- The concept on which the problem is being solved
- The relevant formulae with standard notations and abbreviations. In case the paper setter asks to solve the question from the fundamentals, necessary derivations shall be done, otherwise 70 % of marks one has to lose. If the question carries more marks like 10 to 20 marks detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries like less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concept may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a Problem .
1) The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5 % marks
2) Note that all parts of a question be answered together.
3) Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
4) Practice of numerical problems using calculator is very much essential instead of reading
5) Try to understand and practice the solutions keeping in view QCAB format
ESE 2020 Mains Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Conventional Paper I Previous Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5% weightage in the entire process of written test.
In Paper-I of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering six subjects are included as follows:
01.Network Theory 02. Analog & Digital Circuits
03.Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation 04. Basic Electronics Engineering
05. Materials Science 06. Basic Electrical Engineering
Few expected model questions and solutions of Basic Electrical Engineering subject are added in this booklet.
The following approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
- The solution to any question shall have the following appropriate steps generally. Steps will also have due weightage.
(a) The data given
(b) The appropriate figure, if applicable, with parts labeled properly
(c) The concept on which the problem is being solved
(d) The relevant formulae with standard notations and abbreviations. Incase the paper setter asks to solve the question from the fundamentals, necessary derivations shall be done. Otherwise 70% of marks one has to lose. If the question carries more marks like 10 to 20 marks detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concept may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a problem.
- The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5% marks.
- Note that all parts of a question shall be answered together.
- Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
- Practice of numerical problems using calculator is very much essential instead of reading merely.
ESE 2020 Mains Mechanical Engineering Conventional Paper 2 Previous Conventional Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5% weightage in the entire process of written test.
In Paper-II of Mechanical Engineering Nine subjects are included as follows:
01. Production Engineering 02. Strength of Materials
03. Theory of Machines 04. Machine Design
05. Industrial Engineering 06.Engineering Materials
07. Maintenance Engineering 08. Engineering Mechanics
The following approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
1) The solution to any question shall have the following appropriate steps generally. Steps will also have due weightage.
(a) The data given
(b) The appropriate figure, if applicable, with parts labeled properly
(c) The concept on which the problem is being solved
(d) The relevant formulae with standard Notations and abbreviations. Incase the paper setter asks to solve the question from the fundamentals, necessary derivations shall be done. Otherwise 70% of marks one has to lose. If the question carries more marks like 10 to 20 marks detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concepts may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a problem.
2) The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5% marks.
3) Note that all parts of a question shall be answered together.
4) Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
5) Practice of numerical problems using calculator is very much essential instead of reading merely.
ESE 2020 Mains Mechanical Engineering Conventional Paper I Previous Conventional Questions with Solutions
In UPSC Engineering Services, Conventional Papers have 54.5% weightage in the entire process of written test.
In Paper – I of Mechanical Engineering four subjects are included as follows:
01.Thermal Engineering
02.Heat Transfer
03.Fluid Mechanics & Turbomachinery
04.Renewable Sources of Energy
The following approach is advisable to secure maximum marks.
- While solving any question the following appropriate steps should generally be followed. Steps will also have due weightage.
(a) Mention the given data
(b) Draw the appropriate figure, if applicable, with parts labelled properly- State the concept on which the problem is being solved
- Write the relevant formulae with standard notations and abbreviations.
- Incase the question is to be solved from the fundamentals, necessary derivations should be done. Otherwise 70% of marks one has to lose. If the question carries more marks (like 10 to 20 marks) detailed analysis is compulsory to score high. If the question carries less marks (<8) the formulae with abbreviations and concept may be sufficient. In any case, the assumptions made shall be written clearly while solving a problem.
- The neatness and presentation of solutions will have 5% marks.
- Using short sentences and brevity in expressing the content is appreciated.
- Practice of numerical problems using calculator is very much essential instead of reading merely
MPSC Civil Engineering (Group A & B MAIN & Other State Level Examinations) Previous Years Objective Questions with Solutions, Subject wise & Chapter Wise
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