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DGT / Qualification Syllabus

Part-B Trade-Specific · Trade-Specific Preparation

Useful for: Railway RRB

Overview

The DGT (Directorate General of Training) publishes trade syllabi for ITI courses; ALP Part-B questions follow these syllabi.

Key points

  • DGT publishes NSQF-aligned syllabi for ITI trades.
  • Typical units: safety, hand tools, measuring instruments, trade theory, workshop calculation and science, engineering drawing.
  • Use the syllabus as a checklist for Part-B revision.
  • Trade theory questions test procedures and standard practices.
  • Workshop calculation covers units, areas, volumes and simple formulas.

Explanation

  • Download the syllabus from the official DGT site.
  • Tick each unit as you revise it.
  • Link Part-A topics (electricity, materials, drawing) with your trade units.
  • Practise numericals from workshop calculation.

Step by step

  1. Identify the concept, tool or rule involved.
  2. Recall the definition, value or procedure.
  3. Check units, safety logic and the direction of the effect.

Examples

  • An Electrician syllabus includes wiring, measuring instruments and electrical safety.
  • A Fitter syllabus includes fitting tools, marking, measurement and drilling.
  • Workshop calculation includes units, area and volume problems.

Traps and advanced points

  • Trap: Relying only on guidebooks.
  • Trap: Skipping workshop calculation.
  • Trap: Ignoring safety units.

Quick revision

  • DGT = official trade syllabus.
  • Units as checklist.
  • Link with Part-A.

Practice MCQs

  1. Which option arranges 100, 130, 137, 151 from smallest to largest?

    1. 130 < 100 < 137 < 151
    2. 151 < 137 < 130 < 100
    3. 100 < 137 < 130 < 151
    4. 100 < 130 < 137 < 151

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    Answer: (d) 100 < 130 < 137 < 151. Compare values and arrange ascending.

  2. Which option arranges 106, 138, 148, 173 from smallest to largest?

    1. 173 < 148 < 138 < 106
    2. 106 < 148 < 138 < 173
    3. 106 < 138 < 148 < 173
    4. 138 < 106 < 148 < 173

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    Answer: (c) 106 < 138 < 148 < 173. Compare values and arrange ascending.

  3. Which option arranges 132, 150, 154, 161 from smallest to largest?

    1. 132 < 154 < 150 < 161
    2. 132 < 150 < 154 < 161
    3. 161 < 154 < 150 < 132
    4. 150 < 132 < 154 < 161

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    Answer: (b) 132 < 150 < 154 < 161. Compare values and arrange ascending.

  4. Which option arranges 29, 31, 55, 88 from smallest to largest?

    1. 31 < 29 < 55 < 88
    2. 88 < 55 < 31 < 29
    3. 29 < 55 < 31 < 88
    4. 29 < 31 < 55 < 88

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    Answer: (d) 29 < 31 < 55 < 88. Compare values and arrange ascending.

  5. Which option arranges 41, 67, 68, 85 from smallest to largest?

    1. 85 < 68 < 67 < 41
    2. 67 < 41 < 68 < 85
    3. 41 < 68 < 67 < 85
    4. 41 < 67 < 68 < 85

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    Answer: (d) 41 < 67 < 68 < 85. Compare values and arrange ascending.

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Notes and questions are written by Kundali IQ for practice. They are not official papers; always check the latest official notification for the syllabus and pattern.