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BIS Syllabus and Exam Pattern

BIS Recruitment

Sections
5
Topics
37
Sub-topics
111
Questions
175
Marks
175

The BIS (BIS Recruitment) syllabus is organised into 5 sections: General Studies, Mathematics, Reasoning, English and Technical Knowledge. Together they cover 37 topics and 111 sub-topics. Below you will find every section's topics, the exam pattern and answers to common questions.

Where the marks are

Share of total marks by section

  • General Studies29%50 marks · 50 Qs
  • Technical Knowledge29%50 marks · 50 Qs
  • Mathematics14%25 marks · 25 Qs
  • Reasoning14%25 marks · 25 Qs
  • English14%25 marks · 25 Qs

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Exam pattern at a glance

BIS section-wise syllabus

English

8 topics · 24 sub-topics

  • Reading Comprehension
  • Grammar
  • Vocabulary
  • Sentence Correction
  • Fill Blanks
  • Para Jumbles
  • Active/Passive
  • Cloze Test
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Frequently asked questions

What is the BIS syllabus?

The BIS syllabus has 5 sections: General Studies, Mathematics, Reasoning, English and Technical Knowledge. Together they cover 37 topics and 111 sub-topics.

How many questions come from each BIS section?

General Studies: 50 questions (50 marks); Mathematics: 25 questions (25 marks); Reasoning: 25 questions (25 marks); English: 25 questions (25 marks); Technical Knowledge: 50 questions (50 marks). Numbers can change with each notification.

How can I prepare for BIS on Topicly?

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Is this the official BIS syllabus?

It is compiled from the official BIS notification and exam pattern for study purposes. The conducting body can change the syllabus, so always confirm with the latest official notification.

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