Synopsis
GKP’s SSC CWC/ MES 2015 Mechanical Engg.(Junior Engg. Recruitment Exam) includes solved paper 2013-2014 has been designed to prepare candidates attempting Staff Selection Commissions’ (SSC) Junior Engineers Recruitment Competitive exam.
In this book, the authors starts with the background of the examination and further this book is divided into three major sections namely General Engineering, General Awareness, General Intelligence and Reasoning.
This book covers flow of fluids, thermal engineering, production engineering, strength of materials, theory of machines, science and technology world, literature, sports, Indian history, geography, Indian politics, current affairs, completion coding - decoding analogy, blood relations, symbol based statement, conclusion cubes and dices, directions, analytical reasoning, calendar, visual reasoning, figure formation and analysis pattern, perception, series, paper cutting and syllogism.
In SSC CWC/ MES 2015 Mechanical Engg.(Junior Engg. Recruitment Exam) book the authors have included solved paper - 2014 paper I (objective type), solved paper - 2013 paper I (objective type) and paper ii (conventional type) so that the aspirants can understand what to expect in the coming examinations.
This book is authored by GKP and published by G.K.Pub. In this book, some specific facts have been covered in a box and through pictures for better understanding. There are four practice papers have been given in the end for thorough practice and self-analysis. Get this book on Snapdeal today!
Table of Contents:
· About the examination
· Solved Paper - 2014 paper i (objective type)
· Solved Paper - 2013 paper i (objective type)
· Paper ii (Conventional type)
· Part - 1: General engineering flow of fluids,
Thermal engineering production
Engineering strength of materials
Theory of machines
· Part - 2: General awareness science and technology world literature sports indian history geography indian polity current affairs
· Part – 3: general intelligence and reasoning series completion coding - decoding analogy blood relations symbol based statement conclusion cubes and dices directions analytical reasoning calendar visual reasoning figure formation and analysis pattern perception series paper cutting syllogism
