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SSC JE (Junior Engineer) Syllabus 2026

The complete SSC JE (Junior Engineer) syllabus for 2026 — 5 sections and 49 topics in all, organised exactly as the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) prescribes. Use it as your revision checklist, then test yourself with a free SSC JE (Junior Engineer) mock below.

General Intelligence & Reasoning (Paper 1)10 topics

  • Verbal and non-verbal reasoning
  • Number / letter / alphanumeric series
  • Coding-decoding
  • Analogies and odd-one-out
  • Blood relations and direction sense
  • Syllogisms (2-3 statement)
  • Ranking and seating arrangements
  • Calendar (day from date)
  • Clock (angle calculations)
  • Matrix reasoning and missing number puzzles

General Awareness (Paper 1)9 topics

  • Indian History (key dynasties, freedom struggle)
  • Indian Geography (states, rivers, climate)
  • Indian Polity (Constitution basics)
  • Indian Economy (RBI, schemes, basic concepts)
  • Engineering context — ISRO, DRDO, BARC milestones
  • Major infrastructure projects (Bharatmala, Sagarmala, Smart Cities)
  • General Science (Class 12 level Physics, Chemistry)
  • Current Affairs (last 6-12 months)
  • Static GK (sports, awards, books, monuments)

Civil Engineering (Paper 1 + Paper 2 if chosen)10 topics

  • Building Materials (cement, aggregate, bricks, concrete mix design)
  • Surveying (chain, compass, levelling, theodolite, total station, contouring)
  • Soil Mechanics (classification, permeability, consolidation, bearing capacity)
  • Hydraulics (Bernoulli, pipe flow, open channel flow, weirs)
  • Irrigation Engineering (canals, dams, water resources)
  • Transportation Engineering (highway alignment, pavement design, traffic engineering)
  • Environmental Engineering (water supply, sewage treatment, BOD/COD)
  • Structural Analysis (determinate beams, trusses, deflections)
  • RCC and Steel Design (working stress vs limit state, slabs, beams, columns)
  • Estimation, Costing and Construction Practices (rate analysis, BBS, formwork)

Mechanical Engineering (Paper 1 + Paper 2 if chosen)10 topics

  • Engineering Mechanics (force systems, equilibrium, friction, simple machines)
  • Strength of Materials (stress-strain, bending, torsion, columns)
  • Thermodynamics (laws, P-V and T-S diagrams, Carnot cycle, refrigeration)
  • Fluid Mechanics (continuity, Bernoulli, dimensional analysis, pumps and turbines)
  • Heat Transfer (conduction, convection, radiation, heat exchangers)
  • IC Engines (2-stroke vs 4-stroke, petrol vs diesel cycles, valve timing)
  • Manufacturing Processes (casting, forming, welding, machining, NC/CNC)
  • Theory of Machines (gears, cams, balancing, vibrations)
  • Production Engineering and Industrial Engineering
  • Material Science (iron-carbon diagram, heat treatment)

Electrical Engineering (Paper 1 + Paper 2 if chosen)10 topics

  • Basic Concepts (Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws, network theorems)
  • Circuit Theory (AC fundamentals, RLC circuits, resonance, polyphase)
  • Electrical Machines (DC motors/generators, transformers, induction motors, synchronous machines)
  • Power Systems (transmission, distribution, fault analysis, protection)
  • Power Electronics (diodes, BJT, MOSFET, IGBT, converters)
  • Control Systems (transfer function, Bode plots, stability)
  • Measurements and Instrumentation (PMMC, moving iron, energy meter, oscilloscope)
  • Electrical Estimation and Costing
  • Utilization of Electrical Energy (heating, welding, illumination, drives)
  • Electrical Safety and Wiring practices

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