Syllabus
UKSSSC Junior Assistant Syllabus 2026
The exam pattern and the official topic lists for UKSSSC Junior Assistant, read from the recruiting body’s own notice — with the notice’s own caveats kept, not trimmed.
Written examination (one paper)
| Section | Questions | Max marks |
|---|---|---|
| General Hindi | 20 | 20 |
| General Knowledge and General Studies | 40 | 40 |
| General Knowledge of Uttarakhand | 40 | 40 |
| Total | 100 | 100 |
Duration120 minutes
Negative marking1/4
Minimum marks to be shortlisted
| Community | Minimum |
|---|---|
| Unreserved, EWS and OBC | 45% |
| SC and ST | 35% |
Syllabus, section by section
General Hindi
- Language and the Hindi language: its forms, official Hindi, Uttarakhand’s Kumaoni and Garhwali
- Devanagari script and alphabet
- Spelling, punctuation and Hindi numerals
- Word structure: prefixes, suffixes, noun, pronoun, verb, voice, gender, number, case
- Vocabulary: tatsam, tadbhav, deshaj, loanwords, synonyms, antonyms, homophones, word pairs
- Sandhi and its kinds
- Sentences: kinds, meaning, correction
- Idioms and proverbs
- Letter writing: noting, drafting, notices, official and semi-official letters
- Mass media
- Computing in Hindi
General Knowledge and General Studies
2.1 General intelligence and reasoning
- Verbal: alphabetical test, coding–decoding, analogy, order arrangement, blood relations, classification, word formation, direction and distance, Venn diagram, calendar, problem solving
- Non-verbal: classification, figure counting and completion, grouping of identical figures, mirror and water image, paper folding and cutting, cube and dice
2.2 History
- Political, social, economic and cultural history of ancient (Harappan civilisation to 1206 AD), medieval and modern India
- The Indian national movement and major post-independence events
- World history: the Renaissance, the American War of Independence, the French and Russian revolutions, the two World Wars
2.3 Geography
- India: relief, climate, drainage, natural vegetation, soil, water, minerals and energy, crops, population, air and water pollution
- World: origin of the solar system, latitude and longitude, relief, rocks, ocean currents, tides, climate, major industries, population
2.4 Political science
- National awakening in India and the national movement
- Gandhian ideas
- Salient features of the Constitution, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles
- Parliament, political parties and the electoral process
- Local self-government
- The United Nations
2.5 Economics
- Features of the Indian economy, population, agriculture, food security, industry
- Money and banking, the New Economic Policy, human capital, poverty, employment
- The Indian tax system, foreign trade, balance of payments, globalisation
2.6 National and international current affairs
- India: the states, national symbols, geography, important places, languages and literature, sports, awards
- International: discoveries and inventions, organisations, current events
2.7 Fundamentals of computers
- Computer fundamentals: history, classification, hardware and software, processors, memory, languages, algorithms and flowcharts
- Operating systems
- Database management systems
- Office automation: word processing, spreadsheets, presentations
- Networking and the internet: networks, ISPs, browsers, URLs, search engines, e-mail, netiquette, HTML basics
- Cyber security and emerging technologies: threats, techniques, the Indian IT Act, AI, machine learning, IoT, cloud computing
General Knowledge of Uttarakhand
- Geography: location and extent, peaks, glaciers, rivers, lakes, forests, national parks and sanctuaries
- History: dynasties, British rule, Uttarakhand in the freedom struggle, social movements, the statehood movement
- Economy: agriculture, industries, tourism, statistics, employment, schemes
- Culture and traditions
- Biodiversity, water resources, environment, pollution, disaster management
- Administration, local self-government, important initiatives
- Current affairs of Uttarakhand
From UKSSSC Advertisement 80/2026, ¶05 and Appendix-1 (pages 43–49), read on 18 October 2026.
Typing test
Syllabus, section by section
Typing test
Qualifying only. Hindi typing on computer at 4,000 key depressions an hour is the standard the clerical posts set for eligibility.
- Hindi typing on computer
From UKSSSC Advertisement 80/2026, Appendix-1 (page 43), read on 18 October 2026.