Pattern and Syllabus of Competitive Examination limited to Postman / Mail Guard / MTS / GDS for Appointment as Postal Assistant and Sorting Assistant.
In this article, we will provide you with an overview of the syllabus and exam pattern for the GDS to MTS (Gramin Dak Sevak to Multi-Tasking Staff) exam and tips & strategies to help you excel in the GDS to MTS exam . Whether you are a candidate aspiring to become a Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) or a Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) aiming for a promotion, these tips will guide you towards success.. Understanding the syllabus and exam pattern is crucial for effective preparation and maximizing your chances of success.
GDS to MTS Exam Syllabus & Criteria for Selection
(a) Paper-I, Paper-II and Paper-III will be held in one sitting of 2 and ½ hours (150 Minutes) duration. Paper-IV [Data Entry Skill Test (DEST)] will be held separately at a later date. Selection of candidates will be based on their performance in Paper-I and Paper-II provided a candidate has qualified in both Paper-III and Paper-IV (wherever applicable). Paper-III (Knowledge of Local Language) and Paper-IV (DEST) will be 'qualifying' in nature.
(b) While performance in Paper-I only will be considered for selection to the post of MTS, performance in both Paper-I and Paper-II (combined, i.e. total of marks secured in Paper-I and Paper-II) will be considered for selection to the posts of Postman / Mail Guard.
As you know GDS to MTS, POSTMAN LDCE Postal Departmental Exam 2024 will be held on 21st July 2024 as per the Exam calendar released by India post for the year 2024, So the Candidates wishing to attempt this exam must begin with their Preparation.
You can download the GDS to MTS, POSTMAN Official syllabus PDF which was issued with the notification by India Post through the link shared below.
The Pattern of the Exam :
- There will be a single common exam for GDS to MTS/Postman and MTS to Postman.
- The Exam comprises Four papers - Paper I, Paper II, Paper III, and Paper IV.
- Paper I, Paper II, and Paper III will be held in one sitting of 2 and 1/2 hours. Paper IV [Data Entry Skill Test (DEST)] will be held separately later.
Papers | Subject/Topic | Applicable for | Total Marks | Duration |
Paper-I | Basic Postal Knowledge, GK, Math | Both MTS & Postman | 100 in 2 Parts | 60 minutes |
Paper-II | Knowledge of Postal Operation | Postman Only | 50 | 30 minutes |
Paper-III | Knowledge of the Local Language | Both MTS & Postman | 50 | 60 minutes |
Paper-IV | Data Entry Skill Test | Postman Only | 25 | 15 minutes |
Syllabus of GDS to MTS/Postman Exam :
Paper I Syllabus (for both MTS and Postman) | |
Part - A Maximum Mark = 60 [30 Questions of 2 marks each] | Post Office Guide Part 1 ( 23 Questions )
Postal Manual Volume V ( 7 Questions )
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Part - B Maximum Mark = 40 [20 Questions of 2 marks each] | General Awareness / Knowledge (10 Questions)
Basic Arithmetic (10 Questions)
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Paper II Syllabus | |
Maximum Mark = 50 [25 Questions of 2 marks each] | Post Office Guide Part 1 ( 5 Questions )
Postal Manual Volume VI - Part III ( 10 Questions )
Postal Manual Volume VII ( 10 Questions )
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GDS to MTS, Postman Exam Preparation Tips :
- Get familiar with the Syllabus and Exam Pattern
- Study concepts/Topics from the Post Office Guides and Volumes, refer to Notes provided on this site. also, refer to the official India Post Website " www.indiapost.gov.in"
- Practice more Mock Tests to get acquainted with a variety of questions.
- You can also practice through GDS to MTS, Postman Previous Year Questions Papers of all circles.
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