RRB ALP 21st August Shift 2 Exam 2018: Here’s the analysis of Group C examination

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) is conducting its RRB Assistant Loco Pilot and Technician first stage computer-based examination. RRB has started its RRB CBT from 9th August 2018 and the examination for the Group C post will be concluded on 31st examination. Today, RRB is conducting its 7th-day examination for the Group C post.

However, the first shift of the exam has been completed at 11 am.

Now, candidates who have applied for the RRB Group C exam and their exam date is 21st August then the second shift exam has also started at 1 pm and the exam will finish at 2 pm.

RRB organizing the ALP and Technician CBT in three shifts. The first shift started at 10 am - 11 am, the second 1 pm – 2 pm while the third shift at 4 pm – 5 pm. The first stage exam is consist of one hour which consists of 75 questions. 

Remeber, the first stage CBT marks will not be included in the final merit list of RRB ALP.

The exam consists of four sections i.e. Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Science and General Awareness & Current Affairs.

Let’s have a look at the exam analysis as well as the questions pattern:

1. Mathematics:

The level of Railway (RRB) ALP Maths was easy.

2. General Intelligence and & Reasoning:

The level of this section was easy to moderate.

3. General Awareness (Current Affairs):

The level of this section was easy.

4. General Science:

The level of this section was easy to moderate.

Check out the questions that have been asked in the examination:

1. Which element is related to energy?

2. 16g sulphur contains how many moles?

3. In the periodic table which group contains inert gas?

4. Symbol "R" denotes which of the following?

5. Which component supplies oxygen in blood?

6. If an object is placed at a centre of curvature of a concave mirror then an image will be formed at?

7. Which of the following energy is generated at the end of Digestion?

8. Why is ethanol made denatured?

Stay tuned with us for questions that have been asked in the exam. 

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