The syllabus for the Assistant Commandant examination as per the Indian Coast Guard’s Notification released on 5 December 2024 is structured to assess candidates’ knowledge in a variety of areas.
The exam evaluates both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of candidates through different sections, focusing on topics relevant to the role they are applying for.
The syllabus is divided into multiple sections based on the educational qualifications and the specific job responsibilities for the Assistant Commandant.
- General Science & Mathematical Aptitude:
- Topics include basic principles of physics such as force, motion, energy, light, electricity, and magnetism, alongside mathematical subjects like algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and basic statistics.
- General Knowledge:
- This section focuses on Indian history, geography, constitutional law, economy, sports, current affairs, and other general facts, ensuring the candidate is well-versed in both national and global events.
- English and Reasoning Ability:
- Candidates are tested on their command of the English language, including grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension. The reasoning section assesses logical reasoning skills and numerical ability, crucial for problem-solving in practical situations.
- Subject-Specific Knowledge:
- For specialized branches like Engineering or Law, the syllabus includes more focused areas such as mechanical engineering, electronics, electrical engineering, and the legal aspects related to the Coast Guard’s operations.
The detailed syllabus for the Assistant Commandant exam in a tabular form is given below for better understanding.
| Section | Topics Covered |
|---|---|
| General Science & Mathematical Aptitude | – Principles of Physics (Force, Motion, Energy, Light, Electricity, Magnetism) – Mathematical topics: Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry, Statistics |
| General Knowledge | – Indian History, Geography, Economy, Constitutional Law- Sports, Current Affairs, Global Events |
| English & Reasoning Ability | – English Grammar, Vocabulary, and Comprehension- Logical Reasoning and Numerical Ability to assess problem-solving skills |
| Subject-Specific Knowledge | – Engineering (Mechanical, Electronics, Electrical) – Law and Legal Aspects for candidates applying for Law Branch roles |