Exam

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Candidates can check below the list of the best MP Patwari preparation books:

• General Knowlege by Manohar Pandey (Arihant Experts) 
• PCP - Dharoher Daily Science (Dainik Vigyan) For Patwari Exam by PCP Expert Group
• Drishti Clear Vision Rajasthan Patwar General Science (Samanya Vigyan) By Hemraj Vighudi (Manas Publication)
• Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by Abhijeet Guha (Vikas Publishing House)
• Manas Patwari Maths by Hemraj  Vighudi (Manas Publications)
• Samanya Hindi by Mani Shankar Ojha
• Dharoher A to Z Computer For Patwari Exam by PCP Experts  

Check below to know the General Knowledge (GK) syllabus of MP Patwari exam.

• Current Affairs and Static G.K. 
• Banking Awareness 
• International and National Awareness 
• Countries, Currencies, and Capitals 
• Books, Authors, and Awards 
• Headquarters 
• Prime Minister Schemes 
• Government Policies 
• Important Dates and Events 

Candidates can check below the MP Patwari Syllabus of Reasoning.

Verbal Reasoning- Cubes & Dices, Clock, Calendar, Counting figure, Venn Diagram, Syllogism, Statement Arguments, Conclusion, cause and effect, decision making, missing numbers, etc.

Non Verbal Reasoning- Paper cutting & Folding, Mirror & Water Image, Embedded Figure, Series, classification, dot situation, figure formation, etc.

The final resul for the MP Patwari exam is declared after the normalisation of the marks. It is done to match the level of difficulty of the exam taken at different shifts. The normalisation formula is given below for the reference:

The benefit of question cancellation is given to every candidate wether they had raised their objections or not. For example. if the candidates have made 90 correct questions and 2 questions are cancelled due to any reason above then the calculation of the final percentage of the marks will be given by:

=> 90 X 100/100-2 = 90 X 100/98 = 91.83 

There is no age limit to appear for Alliance AMAT. The Alliance AMAT exam is open for fresh graduates as well as working professionals. The minimum age limit for has to be 20 years (approx) as the minimum qualification for Alliance AMAT exam is graduation. Any candidate who has completed Graduation with 50 per cent aggregate (45 per cent for SC/ST candidates). Any candidate in final year of Bachelor's degree course can appear in Alliance AMAT exam. 

No, there is no negative marking for incorrect responses. Candidates need to complete the MP Patwari exam in a combined duration of 3 hours (180 minutes) without any break. All the questions in Part A and Part B are compulsory. The medium of the MP Patwari question paper is in English & Hindi only. Candidates need to choose the medium carefully while filling out the MP Patwari application form. Each question carries one mark.

No, candidates have to carry a coloured printout of the Alliance AMAT admit card to the Alliance AMAT exam centre to get an entry. Alliance AMAT admit card is a mandatory document which is to be carried to the exam centre along with a recent coloured passport size photograph affixed to it. The photograph should match the one uploaded in the Alliance AMAT application form. Alliance AMAT admit card is a mandatory document which is to be carried to the exam centre and candidates will not be allowed to enter the exam centre without the admit card. 

There are five sections in Alliance AMAT exam. Duration of exam is 60 minutes or one hour. And there is total of 56 MCQs Each question carries one mark each and 0.25 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer marked by the candidate. The exam is conducted in the paper-based test mode or offline.