Is 80 days enough to prepare for SSC JE?

Yes, 80 days are enough to prepare for SSC JE.

How many hours should I study daily for SSC JE in 3 months?

It depends upon the aspirant. Those candidate who believe they need to work hard should study more.

Is SSC JE easy to crack?

Yes, if prepared well then SSC JE is easy to crack.

Can I prepare for both Paper 1 and Paper 2 together?

Yes, it is possible to prepare for both paper 1 and paper 2 together.

What is the work of an SSC Junior Engineer?

The work of an SSC JE includes a variety of tasks such as planning, execution, supervision, technical skills, maintenance, and many others.

What is the grade pay of SSC JE?

The grade pay for a Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Junior Engineer (JE) is INR 4,200.

How many departments are in SSC JE?

According to the SSC JE 2025 notification, there are nine departments that are currently hiring junior engineers.

What is the starting salary of SSC JE?

The starting salary for a Junior Engineer (JE) in the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is between Rs 35,400 and Rs 1,12,400 per month.

What is the selection process for SSC JE 2025?

The selection process for SSC JE 2025 involves CBT I, CBT II, and document verification. Although final selection and allocation of Post/Organization/Office will be made on the basis of the performance of candidates in Paper-I and Paper-II and the preference of Post/Organization/Office exercised by them.

When is the ESE Main 2025 exam?

ESE Main 2025 will be conducted on 10th August 2025.

When will the ESE Main admit card be released?

UPSC ESE 2025 Main admit card has been released on 30th July 2025.

What is the official website to download the UPSC ESE Main admit card 2025?

Candidates can download the UPSC ESE Main admit card from the UPSC official website: www.upsc.gov.in.

What is the pattern of the UPSC ESE Main exam?

The UPSC ESE Main exam is subjective in nature.

What should I do if I forget my registration number and password?

After your registration is confirmed, you will receive an email with the password and registration number. Check your inbox to find it.

Are there any specific types of calculators allowed in the exam?

Yes, only battery-operated non-programmable pocket calculators are permitted during the exam.

What should I do if there is a mistake in my personal details on the admit card?

If you discover any discrepancies in your personal information on the admit card, get in touch with UPSC right once by email at usengg-upsc@nic.in. Include your Name, Registration ID, Roll Number, and the specifics of the adjustment that has to be made.

What should I do if I forget to bring my admit card to the exam hall?

You will not be allowed to enter the examination hall without the e-admit Card and the original photo identity card mentioned in it. Ensure you bring these documents to avoid disqualification.

Can I request a change in the exam date due to personal reasons?

No, the exam date is fixed and cannot be changed for individual candidates. Ensure you plan accordingly to be available on the scheduled date.

What documents should be carried at the UPSC ESE examination center?

A valid form of identity verification, such as a Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, Aadhar Card, or Pan Card, must be carried by candidates.

What is the full form of ONGC?

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation is the full form of ONGC.

Who is the chairman of ONGC?

Shri Arun Kumar Singh is the present chairman and CEO of ONGC.

When ONGC was founded?

ONGC was founded on 14th August 1956.

What is the pay scale at E1 level in ONGC?

The pay scale at E1 level is 60,000-1,80,000.

Is there any book to gain general knowledge of the ESE current affairs?

Yes. You can refer to the MADE EASY’s Current Affairs Quarterly Issue to gain the latest knowledge and revise consistently to perform well in the actual exams. You can even refer to this book for the latest month’s current affairs.

What are the two major types of questions asked in the General Studies subject of ESE (related to general knowledge)?

The general knowledge section in the General Studies subject of the ESE mainly include two types of questions. This includes questions associated with specific topic knowledge and ones that require the exam aspirant to possess a basic knowledge about the topic.

What is the ESE salary?

The in-hand salary of a selected ESE officer ranges up to ₹55,000 per month. Apart from this, the selected candidates are eligible for the grade pay of ₹5,400.

Do we get repeat questions in ESE?

Yes. ESE takers can find repeated questions in their ESE Prelims and Main exams. Therefore, you must prioritize reading previous years’ general knowledge questions with answers from trusted books and resources.

Is there any attempt limit for the ESE ?

No. As per UPSC ESE 2023 notification, the respective organizing committee has not specified any attempt limit for the ESE. Therefore, you can apply for the Engineering Services Examination until you aim to crack the competitive exam.

What is the full form of MTNL

Mahanagar Telecom Nagar Limited is the full form of MTNL.

Is MTNL is government company?

Yes, MTNL is a government company.

What are the joint ventures of MTNL?

MTL and MTNL-STPI IT services limited are the two joint ventures of MTNL.

Does MTNL recruits through GATE?

Yes, MTNL used to recruit candidates on the basis of GATE score, however it hasn’t recruited candidates from last few years.

MTNL or Mahanagar Telecom Nigam Ltd. is a PSU working under the Ministry of Communication, Government of India.

When will the ESE 2025 Main results be out?

Tentatively, the ESE 2025 Main results will be out around the first week of September 2025.

What is the ratio in which candidates are called for the ESE 2025 interview?

Candidates aiming to appear for the ESE 2025 interview must remember that 3 candidates are called to fill 1 post in the prestigious Engineering Services.

What can I learn in the MADE EASY Interview Guidance Programme for ESE and PSUs?

The MADE EASY Interview Guidance Programme for ESE and PSUs offers the following to enrolled students: - Personality Development and HR Sessions - In-depth discussion on DAF (Detailed Application Form) and personal profile, previous interview questions, and co-curricular activities such as hobbies, interests, and degree projects - General Awareness and Current Affairs - One-to-one discussion on personal profile-related questions - Real-time mock interviews in a simulated UPSC interview environment - Availability of video recordings of mock interviews with valuable feedback

Are recorded sessions available in the MADE EASY Interview Guidance Programme?

Yes. You will find the right guidance through both live and recorded sessions in the MADE EASY Interview Guidance Programme.

Is there any course available for the ESE Main 2025?

Yes. MADE EASY provides a popular Conventional Practice Programme for ESE Main 2025, which offers high-quality and affordable guidance. You can access classes in both online and offline (classroom) modes.

Should I take mock tests during the last 15 days of ESE preparation?

Yes! Solving test papers in the last 15 days is one of the best things you can do. It’s not just about testing your knowledge; it’s about refining your time management and figuring out how to present your answers in a real exam-like environment. Aim for at least 3–4 full-length mocks in a proper exam-like setup. But here’s the key: analyse them thoroughly.

How much time should I dedicate daily in the last 15 days?

Well! There’s no perfect number, but as per the experts, generally, 8–10 hours a day is a solid target, provided you're not just sitting at your desk, but actually doing focused work. Break your day into simple time slots: revise strong topics, practice answer writing, solve questions, and review mock papers.

Is it okay to skip new topics in the final days?

Yes! In fact, it’s recommended. The last few days are for consolidation, not expansion. So, starting something completely new might only add confusion and shake your confidence. Instead, double down on what you already know. Revise your short notes, solve previous year questions, and sharpen your strong areas.

How to manage stress before ESE Mains?

Dear aspirants, before the exam, it’s pretty natural to feel stressed; this is a big exam, but don’t let it take over. The best way to manage stress is to stick to your plan, take regular short breaks, and not overthink the outcome. Have faith in your preparation and just give your best.