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30–35% of Prelims GS-I
On a 100-question, 200-mark paper, that is 30 to 35 questions about Assam — 60 to 70 marks.
// prelims.syllabus
Two objective papers on the same day. General Studies II is qualifying — it only has to be passed, at 33%.
200 marks · 2 hours · 100 objective questions 30–35% of the questions will be related to Assam.
200 marks · 2 hours · 80 objective questions Qualifying — the minimum is 33%.
// mains.syllabus
Six written papers of 250 marks each, answered in English or Assamese. No optional subject.
250 marks · 3 hours · Written The Commission publishes no topic syllabus for the Essay; its sample answer booklet and past papers show the format.
250 marks · 3 hours · Written — Indian History, Heritage, Culture and Society, and Geography of India and the World.
250 marks · 3 hours · Written — Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations.
250 marks · 3 hours · Written — Technology, Economic Development, Bio-diversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management.
250 marks · 3 hours · Written — Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude.
250 marks · 3 hours · Written — General Subject Paper on Assam.
// assam.weight
The Commission states this outright — it is not a coaching estimate.
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On a 100-question, 200-mark paper, that is 30 to 35 questions about Assam — 60 to 70 marks.
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General Studies-V is a 250-mark paper entirely on Assam: history and culture, geography, polity and administration, economy, environment and security.
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Poverty and hunger, governance and transparency, disaster management, and border security and organised crime are each set “with emphasis on Assam”.
That is why Assam General Studies runs as its own track in our APSC course, with its own notes, tests and revision cycle.
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