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ISRO (ICRB) Driver
Selection Procedure/Scheme:
The
qualification prescribed is the MINIMUM requirement and the same does not
automatically make candidates eligible for written test. Initial screening will
be conducted to short-list candidates for taking-up written test
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ISRO (ICRB) Driver
Exam:
The
written test will be conducted on 26.11.2017 [Sunday] at nine venues viz.,
Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Dehradun, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, New
Delhi and Thiruvananthapuram . However, the Organisation reserves the right to
cancel/change the written test venue and re-allot the candidates to any other
test centre. 
The call letters for written test to the short-listed candidates
will be sent only by e-mail during the second/third week of November 2017.
Based on the performance in the written test, candidates will be shortlisted
for skill test, depending on the number of vacancies notified, the schedule and
venue of which will be notified.
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ISRO (ICRB) Driver Exam
Pattern:
The
written test consists of four parts viz.
Part
'A' (50 marks)- Questions based on Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 and amendments to
the Act from time to time;
Part
'B'(15 marks)-English;
Part
'C'(15 Marks) -Arithmetic and
Part
'D'(20 marks)-General Knowledge.
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ISRO (ICRB) Driver
Driving Test:
Those
who secure minimum 50% marks in Part 'A' and minimum 50% marks amongst Part
'B', 'C' and 'D' combined will be considered for short-listing for 'Skill
Test(Driving Test)'. Skill Test will be purely go-no-go basis and marks
obtained in the skill test shall not be considered for selection. The Skill
Test shall be evaluated on a 100 points scale with minimum 60% for
qualification. The final selection will be done amongst qualified candidates,
purely on the scores obtained in the written test. From amongst candidates who
qualify in the skill test with minimum 60% marks, empanelment shall be done in
the order of marks obtained in the written test, subject to number of vacancies
notified. In case, sufficient number of SC/ST/OBC/PWD/Ex-servicemen candidates
are not available for filling-up the vacancies reserved for these categories,
relaxation will be extended to candidates belonging to the respective category,
to make good the short-fall.