DSSSB LDC Syllabus for Post Code 802/23

The DSSSB LDC syllabus for post code 802/23 has six parts. Start with the Board's marks table before collecting practice sets. General awareness, reasoning, numerical ability and data interpretation, Hindi and English each account for 35 marks. Basic computer familiarity accounts for 25. Computer study belongs in your weekly timetable from the beginning.

The topic examples below turn the advertised subject names and indicative syllabus into a practical sequence. The official scheme determines what applies to the cycle. A preparation example helps you choose exercises and does not predict which question will appear.

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DSSSB LDC syllabus at a glance

The DSSSB combined notification gives the official subject names and indicative syllabus. Read the DSSSB LDC exam pattern alongside it for timing and deductions. Both languages are separate parts of the written paper even when you choose one language for your typing test.

General awareness and reasoning

General awareness

Build short timelines for history and link each constitutional body or public institution to a function. Use a map for rivers, regions and neighbouring countries. For current events, make one question per story and revisit it the following week. Reading the same long news summary twice gives you little evidence that you can recall the answer.

Mental ability and reasoning

Group practice by the relationship you have to spot. A series uses a progression, a classification question needs a common rule, and a direction problem benefits from a small sketch. When two choices look plausible, name the rule that rules one out. Save the rule in your error log so a different version of the same question still feels familiar.

Numerical ability and the language sections

Numerical ability and data interpretation

Begin with fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion, and averages. Then apply them to profit and loss, work rates and distance problems. When you move to data interpretation, check units, scale and the reference quantity before calculating. A percentage increase and a percentage-point difference answer different questions even when the same two numbers appear in the table.

Hindi and English

Prepare both languages separately. In Hindi, work through sentence correction, word usage and short passages. In English, keep examples for agreement, tense, prepositions and idioms, then apply them to sentences you have not seen. In either language, support a comprehension answer with a specific line from the passage. It makes reviewing a wrong answer much faster.

Computer familiarity and typing

Use a computer to rehearse the office concepts you revise. Open and save a document, format a short table and try a basic spreadsheet calculation. Identify browser controls, compare a website address with a search query and rehearse safe handling of links and attachments. The advertisement includes internet, social media and office automation under basic familiarity. An advanced programming course is unnecessary for the advertised scope.

Typing is a separate activity. Use the chosen language, copy short passages and keep speed and errors in the same log. Follow the DSSSB typing language notice and later instructions for the post when preparing the correct setup.

Make the six sections manageable

1. Diagnose the starting point. Take a short mixed set covering all six sections and label errors as recall, reading, setup or calculation.

2. Study by pairs. Pair arithmetic with data interpretation, grammar with comprehension and computer terms with an actual office task.

3. Review under time. Use Testkart DSSSB LDC study notes after each missed topic, then use DSSSB LDC mock tests to check whether the same error returns in a mixed paper.

4. Repeat the typing task. Retype an unfamiliar passage of similar length and compare accuracy at the same pace.