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NCRTC Supervisor Electrical Syllabus 2026: Topic List

NCRTC Supervisor Electrical syllabus 2026 from the 14 October 2026 notice: Electrical Machines, Power Systems, Electronics, and Circuit Theory topics.

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In short

  • The electrical syllabus has 14 topics in four groups and carries 60 marks.
  • Reasoning and General Knowledge carry 20 marks each and are common for all posts.
  • NCRTC released the CBT pattern and syllabus on 14 October 2026.
On this page 9 sections

NCRTC Supervisor Electrical syllabus 2026 has three sections. Section A is Reasoning with 20 questions. Section B is General Knowledge and Current Affairs with 20 questions. Section C is Subject Knowledge with 60 questions on electrical topics.

This page is part of the NCRTC Supervisor Electrical 2026 guide.

NCRTC Supervisor Electrical syllabus 2026 for Section C

Section C is Subject Knowledge. For Supervisor-I (Electrical), Post Code D03, it has four groups and 14 topics.

Electrical Machines

  • Transformers
  • DC Machines
  • AC Machines
  • Induction Motors
  • Synchronous Machines

Power Systems

  • Generation
  • Transmission and Distribution
  • Switchgear and Protection

Basic Electronics and Measurement

  • Semiconductors
  • Digital Electronics
  • Measurements

Circuit Theory and Basic Electrical Engineering

  • Network Theorems
  • AC Fundamentals
  • Magnetic Circuits

Section C carries 60 marks. Study all 14 topics. Electrical Machines is the largest group, with 5 topics.

What is the Reasoning syllabus in the NCRTC CBT?

Section A has 20 questions. It is common for all Post Codes D01 to D09. It covers three areas:

  • Verbal Reasoning.
  • Non-Verbal Reasoning.
  • Analytical Reasoning, which includes statement, argument, assumption, conclusion, course of action, syllogism, and cause and effects.

What is the General Knowledge syllabus in the NCRTC CBT?

Section B has 20 questions. It is also common for all Post Codes D01 to D09. It covers these topics:

  • Indian History.
  • Geography.
  • Science.
  • Indian Polity.
  • Economics.
  • Current Affairs, both national and international.

How does this syllabus differ from the Junior Maintainer Electrical syllabus?

Junior Maintainer (Electrical), Post Code D06, is an ITI post in the same notice. Its Section C has five topics:

  • Safety, Tools and Basic Electricity.
  • Wiring Systems and Earthing.
  • Magnetism, Cells and AC/DC Theory.
  • Electrical Machines and Transformers.
  • Power Generation, Transmission and Basic Electronics.

Sections A and B are the same for both posts. Section C differs, so use the list for your own Post Code. Both lists include machines, transformers, power generation, and transmission. The Supervisor-I list adds switchgear and protection, measurements, and network theorems.

How can you use the NCRTC Supervisor Electrical syllabus?

The paper has 100 marks. Section C carries 60 marks, and Sections A and B carry 40 marks together. Start with the 14 electrical topics because they carry the most marks.

Add Reasoning and General Knowledge to your plan after that. Each section carries 20 marks. The exam pattern page shows the marking scheme and the time for each question. You lose no marks for a wrong answer, so attempt every question.

The selection process page lists the qualifying marks for each category. The notification page lists the key dates.

Next step: return to the NCRTC Supervisor Electrical 2026 guide and check ncrtc.in for the CBT notice.

Frequently asked questions

What is the NCRTC Supervisor Electrical syllabus 2026?
The syllabus has three sections. Section A is Reasoning with 20 questions. Section B is General Knowledge and Current Affairs with 20 questions. Section C is Subject Knowledge with 60 questions on four electrical groups.
How many topics are in the NCRTC Supervisor Electrical syllabus?
The Subject Knowledge syllabus for Post Code D03 has 14 topics in four groups. Electrical Machines has 5 topics. Power Systems has 3 topics. Basic Electronics and Measurement has 3 topics. Circuit Theory and Basic Electrical Engineering has 3 topics.
Which topics come in the NCRTC Reasoning section?
The Reasoning section has 20 questions. It covers verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, and analytical reasoning. Analytical reasoning includes statement, argument, assumption, conclusion, course of action, syllogism, and cause and effects.
Which topics come in General Knowledge in the NCRTC CBT?
The General Knowledge and Current Affairs section has 20 questions. It covers Indian History, Geography, Science, Indian Polity, Economics, and Current Affairs, both national and international.
When did NCRTC release the CBT syllabus?
NCRTC released the CBT pattern and syllabus on 14 October 2026 for Post Codes D01 to D09 under Vacancy Notice No. 32/2026. You can read the notice on the NCRTC career page at ncrtc.in.
Is the NCRTC syllabus the same for all Supervisor-I posts?
No. Sections A and B are common for Post Codes D01 to D09. Section C differs by post. Supervisor-I (Electrical), Post Code D03, has its own electrical topics in four groups.
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