PGCIL Part II Syllabus
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- 4
- Topics
- 15
- Sub-topics
- 50
- Questions
Part II is one of 6 sections in the PGCIL syllabus. It has 4 topics and 15 sub-topics, tested in Part II — Aptitude, with about 50 questions (50 marks). Aptitude Test (Common).
Practise this section freePGCIL Part II: topic-wise syllabus
- 1
Quantitative Aptitude & Numerical Ability
- Number System, LCM/HCF, Simplification, Surds & Indices
- Percentages, Ratio & Proportion, Profit & Loss, Averages, Interest
- Time, Work, Speed, Distance, Boats, Pipes
- Data Interpretation — Tables, Bar Graphs, Pie Charts, Line Graphs
- Mensuration, Algebra, Permutation/Combination, Probability
- 2
Reasoning Ability
- Verbal — Analogy, Classification, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations, Direction Sense
- Logical — Syllogism, Inequalities, Statements, Puzzles, Series
- Non-Verbal — Figure Series, Mirror/Water Image, Dice, Embedded Figures
- Data Sufficiency & Interpretation
- 3
English Language
- Grammar — Tenses, Articles, Prepositions, Voice, Speech, Error Detection
- Vocabulary — Synonyms, Antonyms, Idioms, One-word Substitution, Phrasal Verbs
- Reading Comprehension, Cloze Test, Sentence Completion, Para Jumbles
- 4
General Awareness
- Current Affairs — National, International, Sports, Awards, Appointments
- Static GK — History, Polity, Geography, Economy, Science
- Power Sector Awareness — PGCIL, Ministry of Power, RE, Transmission, Grid
Frequently asked questions
What topics are in the PGCIL Part II syllabus?
Part II for PGCIL has 4 topics: Quantitative Aptitude & Numerical Ability, Reasoning Ability, English Language and General Awareness, with 15 sub-topics in all.
How many questions come from Part II in PGCIL?
About 50 questions (50 marks) in Part II — Aptitude. Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.
How do I practise PGCIL Part II on Topicly?
Pick a topic above and study it your way — step-by-step chat, a quiz, a formula sheet or a voice call with Sia. Topicly tracks each sub-topic so you know what's left. It's free to start.
Compiled from official notifications for study purposes. Always confirm with the conducting body's latest notification.
