CAPF HC and ASI Ministerial Syllabus 2024, Check Exam Pattern Here

The BSF has announced the recruitment of Assistant Sub Inspector (Stenographer/Combat Stenographer) and Head Constable (Ministerial/Combatant Ministerial) in the Central Armed Police Forces (CRPF), as well as Warrant Officer (Personal Assistant) and Havildar (Clerk) in Assam Rifles. Candidates interested in joining can apply between 9 June 2024 and 8 July 2024 on the official BSF website. This article will cover the latest syllabus, exam pattern, and mode of examination as per the official notification.

Scheme of Examination

The examination of CAPF Head constable and Assistant Sub Inspector  will consist of Physical Standard Test (PST), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Computer based test (CBT), Skill Test, Document verification and Medical Examination.

Phase I :- Physical Standard Test (PST) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

Phase II :- Computer Base Test (CBT)

Phase III :- Skill Test, Document Verification and Medical Examination

The Candidates have to first qualify the Physical Efficiency Test. The Candidates who will clear the PST/PET will be called for the Written Examination that will be conducted online in objective mode.  The last stage will be of Skill test followed by the document verification and Medical Examination.

CAPF ASI Steno Syllabus 2024

The examination for the BSF Head Constable and ASI CAPF includes several stages: Physical Standard Test (PST), Computer Based Test (CBT), Skill Test, Document Verification, and Detailed Medical Examination (DME). All stages are mandatory.

The Computer Based Test (CBT) is the second stage and consists of one paper with 100 objective-type questions. Candidates have 1 hour and 40 minutes to complete the paper.

The CBT paper for CAPF HC and ASI is divided into five sections:

• Section A: Hindi Language or English Language (optional) with 20questions.
• Section B: General Intelligence with 20 questions.
• Section C: Numerical Aptitude with 20 questions.
• Section D: Clerical  Aptitude with 20 questions.
• Section E : Computer Knowledge with 20 Questions
• Questions in the CBT will be of objective multiple-choice type and will be set in both Hindi and English languages.
• The Question paper will be of Intermediate level

After clearing the Computer Based Test (CBT), candidates proceed to the next stage of recruitment, which includes the Skill Test,  Document Verification (DV), and Detailed Medical Examination (DME).

The Skill Tests for the Post of CAPF HC and ASI assesses candidates’ typing abilities, depending on their post. The skill test will be conducted on Computers. It will be of qualifying nature and no marks will be allotted.

• For Assistant Sub Inspector (Steno): Candidates are required to take dictation for 10 minutes at a speed of 80 words per minute. Then, they have 50 minutes to transcribe the dictation into English or 65 minutes in Hindi on a computer.
• For Head Constable/Ministerial: Candidates must demonstrate their typing skills on a computer. They can choose between English typing with a minimum speed of 35 words per minute or Hindi typing with a minimum speed of 30 words per minute. This corresponds to 10500 key depressions per hour in English and 9000 key depressions per hour in Hindi, with an average of 5 key depressions for each word on the computer.

CAPF HC and ASO Official Notification 2024

Detailed Syllabus for CAPF HC and ASI 2024

English Language

The Head constable and Assistant Sub Inspector of BSF for the CAPF Forces English subject will be of 20 marks and 20 Questions will be asked from the given syllabus.

• Spot the Error
• Fill in the Blanks
• Synonyms
• Homonyms
• Antonyms
• Spelling Detection
• Idiom and phrases
• One word Substitution
• Improvement of Sentences
• Active passive voice
• Direct Indirect Narration
• Shuffling of sentences
• Close Passage
• Comprehension passage
• Miscellaneous

For Hindi Language only/ केवल हिंदी भाषा  के  लिये

The Syllabus for Hindi Subject in CAPF HC and ASI is as follows. Candidates have to choose either Hindi or English Subject.

• हिंदीभाषा की सामान्य जानकार
• हिंदीव्याकरणकामौलिकज्ञान
• हिंदीवर्णमाला
• तद्वव-तत्सम्
• प्रयायवाचीविलोम
• अनेकार्थक
• वाक्यांशों के स्थानपर एक शब्द
• समरुपीभिन्नार्थकशब्द
• अशुद्ध वाक्योंकोशुद्ध करना
• लिंग
• वचन
• कारक
• सर्वनाम
• विषेशण
• किया
• काल
• वाच्य
• अव्यय
• उपसर्ग
• प्रत्यय
• सन्धि
• समास
• विराम चिंह
• मुहावरे एवंलोकोक्तियों
• रस
• छंद
• अलंकारआदि
• अपठितबोध
• प्रसिद्ध कवि
• लेखक एवंउनकीप्रसिद्ध रचनायें
• हिंदीभाषामेंपुरस्कार
• विविध इत्यादिशामिलहोगा।

General Intelligence 

For the General Intelligence Syllabus of CAPF HC and ASI, 20 Questions will be asked from these topics.

• Verbal and Non Verbal type
• Semantic Analogy
• Symbolic Operations
• Number Analogy
• Trends
• Figural analogy
• Space Orientation
• Semantic Classification
• Venn Diagrams
• Symbolic/Number Classification
• Punched hole pattern(Folding and Completion)
• Number Series
• Embedded Figures
• Figural Series
• Critical Thinking
• Problem Solving
• Emotional Intelligence
• Word building
• Social Intelligence
• Coding and Decoding
  Numerical operations

Numerical Aptitude

The level for Maths for the exam of CAPF/ BSF HC and ASI will be of Intermediate level. There will be 20 Questions asked from the following topics.

• Number System
• Fundamental Arithmetical Operations
• Algebra
• Geometry
• Mensuration
• Trigonometry
• Statistical Charts
• Miscellaneous

Clerical Aptitude

The CAPF Head constable and Assistant Sub inspector syllabus will have Clerical Aptitude subject. There will be 20 Questions from the following topics.

• Alphabetic filling
• Attention To detail
• Data Checking
• Comparison Ability
• Spelling Checking
• Error Spotting
• Aptitude of Clerk

Computer Knowledge

Computer knowledge subject will be mandatory to attempt for the post of HC and ASI in CAPF/ BSF exam.

• Basic Computer Fundamentals
• History and future of computers
• Operating System
• Basic of Windows
• Computer Abbreviation
• Microsoft Office and Excel
• Short Keys
• Computer communication and Internet

Highlighting the importance of the syllabus for the Head Constable and Assistant Sub Inspector.

CAPF exam is crucial for candidates to understand the scope and focus of their preparation. Here’s why the syllabus holds paramount importance:

1. Guidance for Preparation: The syllabus acts as a roadmap, guiding candidates on what topics to cover for the exam. It provides clarity on the subject areas and helps candidates structure their study plan effectively.
2. Focused Preparation: With a detailed syllabus at hand, candidates can prioritize their preparation based on the weightage of topics. This ensures that they allocate more time and effort to high-scoring areas while covering all the essential topics comprehensively.
3. Avoidance of Redundant Topics: Understanding the syllabus helps candidates avoid wasting time on irrelevant or redundant topics. They can streamline their preparation by focusing solely on the subjects and concepts specified in the syllabus.
4. Identifying Strengths and Weaknesses: By aligning their preparation with the syllabus, candidates can assess their strengths and weaknesses in different subject areas. This enables them to strategize better and allocate more time to areas where they need improvement.
5. Enhanced Confidence: Following the syllabus gives candidates a sense of direction and control over their preparation. This, in turn, boosts their confidence levels as they progress through their study plan, knowing that they are covering all the essential topics required for the exam.
6. Better Performance in the Exam: Candidates who thoroughly cover the syllabus are better equipped to tackle the exam confidently. They are more likely to answer questions accurately and efficiently, leading to improved performance and higher chances of success.

In essence, understanding and adhering to the syllabus for the Head Constable CAPF exam is essential for effective preparation and eventual success in the examination. It serves as a foundational tool that empowers candidates to optimize their study efforts and perform to the best of their abilities on the day of the exam.