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NCRTC Supervisor Electronics Syllabus 2026: D02 Topics

NCRTC Supervisor Electronics syllabus 2026: ten D02 subjects, 20 reasoning and 20 general knowledge questions, from the 14 October 2026 notice.

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In short

  • The CBT has 20 Reasoning, 20 General Knowledge, and 60 Subject Knowledge questions.
  • Post D02 has ten Electronics subjects, from components to basic electrical engineering.
  • NCRTC published the syllabus on 14 October 2026.
On this page 6 sections

The NCRTC Supervisor Electronics syllabus has three sections: Reasoning, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, and Subject Knowledge. NCRTC published it in a notice dated 14 October 2026 for post codes D01 to D09. Return to the full guide for all pages.

NCRTC Supervisor Electronics syllabus 2026: sections

SectionSubjectQuestions
AReasoning20
BGeneral Knowledge and Current Affairs20
CSubject Knowledge for post D0260

See the exam pattern page for marks, time, and qualifying percentages.

Section C: Subject Knowledge for Supervisor-I (Electronics)

Section C has 60 questions. The notice lists ten subjects for post code D02:

  1. Electronic Components and Materials
  2. Electronic Devices and Circuits
  3. Digital Electronics
  4. Linear Integrated Circuits
  5. Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
  6. Electronic Measurements
  7. Communication Engineering
  8. Data Communication and Networks
  9. Computer Programming
  10. Basic Electrical Engineering

The notice gives subject names only. It does not state marks for each subject and does not list sub-topics for D02. A candidate must prepare all ten subjects to the level of a 3-year Electronics diploma.

Section A: Reasoning

Reasoning has 20 questions. The topics are:

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

Section B: General Knowledge and Current Affairs

This section has 20 questions. The topics are:

  • Indian History
  • Geography
  • Science
  • Indian Polity
  • Economics
  • Current Affairs (National and International)

Reasoning and general knowledge are common for all nine post codes in Notice 32/2026. Only Section C changes by post.

How to use the syllabus

Section C carries 60 of 100 marks, so start with the ten Electronics subjects. Reasoning and general knowledge carry 40 marks together. A candidate must score 60 marks in total to meet the UR, OBC (NCL), and EWS qualifying mark. There is no negative marking, so answer every question.

Digital Electronics also appears in the Electrical post D03 and in the Junior Maintainer (Electronics) post D09. Post D09 also lists Electronic Components, Linear Integrated Circuits, and Communication Electronics. Post D03 lists Semiconductors, Digital Electronics, and Measurements under Basic Electronics and Measurement.

A candidate who applied for more than one post must check the syllabus of each post code. The CBT for several posts may fall on the same date and time, so a candidate can appear for one post only.

Next, read the salary and job profile page. The selection process page explains what happens after the CBT.

Frequently asked questions

What is the NCRTC Supervisor Electronics syllabus?
The syllabus has three sections. Reasoning has 20 questions, General Knowledge and Current Affairs has 20, and Subject Knowledge has 60. For post D02, Subject Knowledge covers ten Electronics subjects, from components to basic electrical engineering.
Which subjects are in the NCRTC Supervisor-I (Electronics) syllabus?
There are ten subjects. They are Electronic Components and Materials, Electronic Devices and Circuits, Digital Electronics, and Linear Integrated Circuits. They also include Microprocessors and Microcontrollers, Electronic Measurements, Communication Engineering, Data Communication and Networks, Computer Programming, and Basic Electrical Engineering.
What topics are in NCRTC reasoning?
Reasoning has 20 questions. The topics are Verbal Reasoning, Non-Verbal Reasoning, and Analytical Reasoning. Analytical Reasoning covers statement, argument, assumption, conclusion, course of action, syllogism, and cause and effects.
What is in the NCRTC general knowledge syllabus?
General Knowledge and Current Affairs has 20 questions. The topics are Indian History, Geography, Science, Indian Polity, Economics, and National and International Current Affairs. The section is common for post codes D01 to D09.
Does NCRTC give marks for each Electronics subject?
No. The notice lists the ten D02 subjects but does not state the marks for each subject. It also does not list sub-topics for D02. All 60 Subject Knowledge marks come from these ten subjects.
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