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BHEL General Awareness Syllabus

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (Engineer / Supervisor Trainee)

6
Topics
60
Sub-topics
25
Questions

General Awareness is one of 5 sections in the BHEL syllabus. It has 6 topics and 60 sub-topics, tested in BHEL Exam, with about 25 questions (25 marks). History, Geography, Polity, Economy, GK, Per BHEL Official Notification.

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BHEL General Awareness: topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Indian History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern)

    ~2 marks

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    • Ancient India — Indus Valley, Vedic, Maurya, Gupta, South Indian Dynasties
    • Medieval India — Delhi Sultanate, Mughal Empire, Bhakti, Sufi Movements
    • Modern India — 1857 Revolt, Social Reform, Indian National Movement (1885-1947)
    • Gandhian Era — Non-Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, Quit India Movement
    • Post-Independence — Integration, Five Year Plans, LPG Reforms 1991
    • Indian Freedom Struggle — Key Personalities (Gandhi, Nehru, Bose, Patel)
    • Constitutional Development — Regulating Act 1773 to Indian Independence 1947
    • Subhas Chandra Bose, INA, Azad Hind Fauj, Revolutionary Movements
    • Indian History — Cultural Renaissance, Social Reform (Brahmo, Arya Samaj, Prarthana)
    • Indian National Movement — Key Events, Documents, Movements (Khilafat, Swadeshi)
  2. 2

    Indian Geography (Physical, Climate, Resources)

    ~2 marks

    BHEL

    • Indian Physical Geography — Himalayas, Plains, Plateaus, Coasts, Islands
    • Indian Climate, Monsoon, Natural Vegetation, Soils
    • Indian Rivers, Drainage Systems, Water Resources
    • Indian Agriculture — Major Crops, Green Revolution, Irrigation, MSP
    • Indian Industries, Mineral Resources, Power Resources
    • Indian Population, Census, Demographics, Urbanization
    • Environmental Geography, Disasters, Climate Change, SDGs
    • Indian Agriculture — Cropping Patterns, Agricultural Revolutions (Green, White, Blue)
    • Indian Transport — Road, Rail, Air, Waterways, Ports
    • Indian Geography — Map-Based: States, Capitals, Rivers, Mountains
  3. 3

    Indian Polity & Constitution

    ~2 marks

    BHEL

    • Constitution of India — Making, Constituent Assembly, Drafting Committee
    • Preamble, Salient Features, Fundamental Rights (Art 12-35)
    • Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP), Fundamental Duties
    • Parliament (Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha) and State Legislatures
    • President, Vice President, PM, Council of Ministers, Governor, CM
    • Supreme Court, High Courts, Subordinate Judiciary, Judicial Review
    • Constitutional Bodies — UPSC, SPSC, EC, CAG, FC, NCBC, NCW
    • Panchayati Raj, Municipalities, Cooperative Institutions (73rd, 74th Amendment)
    • Constitutional Amendments (1st, 42nd, 44th, 73rd, 74th, 86th, 101st, 103rd, 104th)
    • Emergency Provisions, Constitutional Amendment Process, Basic Structure Doctrine
  4. 4

    Indian Economy (Planning, Agriculture, Industry, Banking)

    ~2 marks

    BHEL

    • Indian Economic Development — Pre and Post Independence, Five Year Plans
    • Planning Commission to NITI Aayog (March 2015)
    • Indian Agriculture — Crops, MSP, PDS, PM-KISAN, Green Revolution
    • Indian Industry — Public Sector, Disinvestment, Make in India, MSME, Startup India
    • Banking — RBI Functions, Monetary Policy, Repo, CRR, SLR, Digital Banking
    • Tax Structure — Direct Tax, Indirect Tax, GST, Fiscal Policy, FRBM Act
    • External Sector — Trade, BoP, FDI, FII, Foreign Exchange, IMF, World Bank
    • Indian Capital Markets — SEBI, Stock Exchanges, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Derivatives
    • Indian Insurance — IRDA, LIC, GIC, Life, General, Health Insurance
    • Indian Economy Recent — Budget, Economic Survey, GDP, Inflation, Reports
  5. 5

    General Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

    ~2 marks

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    • General Physics — Mechanics, Light, Sound, Heat, Electricity, Magnetism, Modern Physics
    • General Chemistry — Matter, Elements, Compounds, Acids, Bases, Salts, Polymers
    • General Biology — Cell, Plant, Animal, Human Body, Nutrition, Diseases, Health
    • Health and Hygiene, Nutrition, Deficiency Diseases, Public Health, Vaccines
    • Environmental Science, Pollution, Climate Change, Biodiversity, Conservation
    • Computer Awareness — Hardware, Software, Internet, MS Office, Cyber Security
    • Science & Technology — ISRO, DRDO, Atomic Energy, Space, Defence
    • General Science Everyday — Food, Water, Medicine, Cleansing Agents, Plastics
    • Inventions, Discoveries, Scientists, Recent Developments
    • Recent Developments in Science and Technology (AI, ML, Quantum, BioTech)
  6. 6

    Current Affairs & Static GK

    ~2 marks

    BHEL

    • National Current Affairs — Government Policies, Schemes, Initiatives
    • International Current Affairs — Summits, Treaties, World Events, UN, WHO
    • Awards and Honours — National (Bharat Ratna, Padma), International (Nobel)
    • Sports Events — Olympics, Asian Games, Commonwealth, Cricket, Football, Tennis
    • Books and Authors, Important Days, Themes, World Events
    • Reports by International Organizations — UN, WHO, IMF, World Bank, WEF
    • Defence News — Indian Defence, ISRO, Atomic Energy, Missiles, Aircraft
    • Banking and Economy News — RBI, SEBI, GST, Budget Highlights
    • Sports Records, Personalities, Trophies, Cups, Stadiums
    • Indian Government Schemes — Recent Initiatives, Flagship Programs, Budget

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the BHEL General Awareness syllabus?

General Awareness for BHEL has 6 topics: Indian History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern), Indian Geography (Physical, Climate, Resources), Indian Polity & Constitution, Indian Economy (Planning, Agriculture, Industry, Banking), General Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and Current Affairs & Static GK, with 60 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from General Awareness in BHEL?

About 25 questions (25 marks) in BHEL Exam. Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.

Which General Awareness topics matter most for BHEL?

By weightage in the syllabus data: Indian History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern) (~2 marks), Indian Geography (Physical, Climate, Resources) (~2 marks), Indian Polity & Constitution (~2 marks).

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Compiled from official notifications for study purposes. Always confirm with the conducting body's latest notification.