HPCL EXAM PATTERN

The test will consists of two parts. Part-I: 120 questions, Part-II: 50 questions. time: 2hours, No negative marking

Part-I: this section consists of Quantitative, English Language and Intellectual ability (reasoning)-120 questions

Part-II: this section consists of questions from Technical Knowledge-50 questions Total written exam time is 2 hours and total questions is 170. so here time management is very important. here i will give clearly what type of questions they asked

PART-I 

English Language: they given around 40 questions from this, like prepositions, articles, meanings, antonyms, reading passage and correction of sentences

Quantitative : in this section also they given around 40 questions, they asked about ratios, percentages, etc

Intellecutual Ability: here also they given 40 questions, here they given some series of figures and asked find the next figure. and two statements are given and asked find the conclusion and also they given one conclusion, they asked find the correct statement like wise they asked 40 questions from reasoning.

PART-II This is Technical section, here i given what type of questions they asked and the topics also for ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS branch

they ask mainly on the following topics, 

power systems,electrical machines,networks, measurements, and some from control systems,

all questions are objective type questions, so we have to answer 170 questions from 120 min. so time management is very important.

u can find helpful stuf here regardin dis topics here.....

1. http://electricalengg.blogspot.com/2010/12/basics-of-electrical-engineering.html
2. http://electricalengg.blogspot.com/2010/12/power-systems-switchgear-and-protection.html
3. http://electricalengg.blogspot.com/2010/12/digital-electronics-bits.html
4. http://electricalengg.blogspot.com/2010/12/elecrical-measurements.html
5. http://electricalengg.blogspot.com/2010/12/electronic-circuits.html
6. http://electricalengg.blogspot.com/2010/12/unit-1-electrical-energy-generation.html
7. http://electricalengg.blogspot.com/2010/12/power-system-analysis.html