Delhi Home Guard Syllabus 2024 and Exam Pattern in Details

Delhi Home Guard Syllabus 2024 have been discussed in the article below. Candidates can also check the Delhi Home Guard Exam Pattern and subject-wise syllabus here.

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Delhi Home Guard Syllabus 2024: The Directorate of General of Home Guard (DGHG) has released 10,285 vacancies for the Delhi Home Guard Recruitment 2024. Candidates who are interested in applying for the recruitment should go through the Delhi Home Guard Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2024 to start their preparations for the exam. The Delhi Home Guard Syllabus serves as a guiding light for the candidates as it helps them to know which topics they have to study. Candidates can check the Delhi Home Guard Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2024 in the article below.

Delhi Home Guard Syllabus

The Delhi Home Guard 2024 Written Exam will be held for 80 marks in which questions from 8 subjects will be asked. The subjects are- Mathematics, General Science, General Intelligence and Reasoning, History, Culture & Topography of Delhi, Constitution of India, Ancient Indian History and Culture, Geography, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs. Check the details in the table below.

Delhi Home Guard Syllabus 2024
Organisation	Directorate of General of Home Guard (DGHG)
Post Name	Delhi Home Guard
Vacancy	10,285
Category	Govt Jobs
Selection Process	PET, Written Test, Document Verification, Medical Test
Marks	80 Marks (per question 1 mark)
Exam Duration	90 minutes
Salary	Rs. 25,000/-
DGHG Official website	www.dghgenrollment/www.homeguard.delhi.gov.in

Delhi Home Guard Selection Process 2024

The selection process for the Delhi Home Guard 2024 includes 4 stages of recruitment. Candidates who will qualify the Physical Measurement and Efficiency Test will be further called for the written examination and then the medical examination. Candidates can check the details of the Delhi Home Guard Selection Process 2024.

Physical Measurement and Efficiency Test
Written Examination
Medical Examination

Delhi Home Guard Exam Pattern 2024

The written examination for the Delhi Home Guard recruitment in 2024 will consist of 80 multiple-choice objective questions, with each question carrying 1 mark. The total marks for the exam will be 80 marks. The question paper will be set at the matriculation standard (10th class) and cover a range of topics to assess the candidates’ knowledge and aptitude. There shall be no written test for Ex-Servicemen/Ex-CAMF personnel if their number remains less than 10% of overall vacancies after qualifying PMET.

There will be a written exam of 80 marks for 80 questions.
Each question carries 1 mark.
The duration of the exam is 90 minutes.
The question paper will be bilingual- English and Hindi.

Candidates can check the details of the subject and the Delhi Home Guard Exam Pattern 2024 in the table below.

Section	Marks	Number of Questions	Duration
Mathematics	80 Marks	80 Questions	90 minutes
General Science
General Intelligence and Reasoning
History, Culture & Topography of Delhi
Constitution of India
Ancient Indian History and Culture
Geography and General Knowledge
Current Affairs

Delhi Home Guard Syllabus 2024

The Delhi Home Guard Syllabus 2024 includes 8 subjects- Mathematics, General Science, General Intelligence and Reasoning, History, Culture & Topography of Delhi, Constitution of India, Ancient Indian History and Culture, Geography, and General Knowledge, along with Current Affairs. Candidates can check the detailed syllabus in the table below.

Subject	Topics
Mathematics	Arithmetic: Number System, Percentage, Ratio and Proportion, Average, Time and Work, Time and Distance, Simple and Compound Interest.
	Algebra: Basic Algebraic Identities, Polynomials, Linear Equations.
	Geometry: Basic Geometry, Triangles, Circles, Quadrilaterals.
General Science	Physics: Topics such as Laws of Motion, Work, Energy, Power, Sound, Light, Heat, etc.
	Chemistry: Topics such as Chemical Reactions, Elements, Compounds, Acids and Bases, etc.
	Biology: Topics like the Human Body, Nutrition, Diseases, Living Organisms, etc.
General Intelligence and Reasoning	Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning, Analogies, Coding and Decoding, Blood Relations, Syllogism, Decision Making, and Visual Memory, etc.
History, Culture & Topography of Delhi	Historical Events especially related to Delhi, Cultural Heritage, Monuments, Geography and Topography.
Constitution of India	Preamble, Fundamental Rights and Duties, Directive Principles of State Policy, Amendments.
Constitution of India	Citizenship, Union and its Territory, Parliament, President, Judiciary.
Ancient Indian History and Culture	Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic Period, Maurya and Gupta Empires, Art and Architecture.
Ancient Indian History and Culture	Literature, Religion, Philosophy, Social Structure.
Geography and General Knowledge	Earth and its Structure, Climate, Population, Natural Resources.
Geography and General Knowledge	Indian and World Geography, Capitals, Currencies, and Current Affairs.
Current Affairs	National and International News, Sports, Awards, Summits, and Government Policies.

FAQs

What is the Delhi Home Guard Syllabus for 2024?

The Delhi Home Guard Syllabus for 2024 covers eight subjects: Mathematics, General Science, General Intelligence and Reasoning, History, Culture & Topography of Delhi, Constitution of India, Ancient Indian History and Culture, Geography, and General Knowledge, including Current Affairs.

What is the selection process for the Delhi Home Guard 2024?

The selection process consists of four stages: Physical Measurement and Efficiency Test (PMET), Written Examination, Document Verification, and Medical Examination.

What is the exam pattern for the Delhi Home Guard Written Examination?

The written examination will have 80 multiple-choice objective questions, each carrying 1 mark. The total marks for the exam are 80, with a duration of 90 minutes. The question paper will be bilingual (English and Hindi).

Can Ex-Servicemen/Ex-CAMF personnel be exempted from the written test?

Yes, there will be no written test for Ex-Servicemen/Ex-CAMF personnel if their number remains less than 10% of overall vacancies after qualifying PMET.