FCI Exam Pattern 2019 – Check all Details Here!


A Recruitment Notification has been recently released by the Food Corporation of India (FCI) for the posts of Junior Engineer(JE) Civil/Electrical/Mechanical), Steno Grade - II, Typist (Hindi) and Assistant Grade-III (AG III) (General/Accounts/Technical/Depot) in various zones. FCI is one of the great opportunities to build a career with. So, if you wish to apply for any of these posts, you should do it before 25th March 2019. To know more about Food Corporation of India Exam Pattern, Important Dates, FCI Selection Process and more keep reading the article.
Food Corporation of India Exam Pattern consists of two papers namely Paper I and Paper II. The exam pattern of FCI Paper 1 consists of 3 sections - English Language, Reasoning Ability and Numerical Ability. The FCI Paper I Exam will be Multiple Choice Questions. Each of the section has 30, 35 and 35 number of questions respectively. The paper will be of 100 marks in total, with 20 minutes of sectional timing for each section. Apart from English, other two sections will be bilingual. There will be negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer. Also, the marks obtained in Phase-I will not be reckoned in final merit ranking.
FCI Recruitment Paper II Exam Pattern
  • To know about FCI Recruitment Paper II Exam Pattern you can go through the table given below. Paper-I is common for post code A, B, F, G, H and I and Paper-III is common for postcode D and E.
Number of Papers in Phase II
Post code
Post
Note
One Paper Exam
Paper I Only
F
AG-III (General)

I
AG-III (Depot)
Paper III only
E
Typist (Hindi)
Paper V only
C
Steno Grade-II
Two Paper Exam
Paper I and
Paper II
A
{JE (Civil Engg)}

B
JE (Electrical/ Mechanical)
Candidates applying for any one  of the post code A, B,
G and H will appear in Paper-I to be followed by
Paper-II.

  • Apart from knowing the Food Corporation of India Exam Pattern it is necessary that you have a clear idea about the negative marking scheme being employed for the papers. Paper I, Paper III and Paper V consists of 120 Multiple Choice Questions of 01 marks each. Paper II which will be a post specific exam will consist of 60 Multiple Choice Questions each carrying 02 marks.
Please go through the table given below for better understanding of  the negative marking scheme followed for various Papers for Food Corporation of India Recruitment Exam 2019.

Paper Type
Number of Questions and Marks
Negative Marks
Paper – I,
Paper – III, Paper- V
  • 120 Multiple Choice Questions will carry 01 marks each.
  • Paper will carry a maximum of 120 marks
  • There will be a negative marking of one-fourth of the mark assigned to a question in Phase –II.
  • If a question is left blank, i.e. no answer is marked by the candidate; there will be no negative marking for that question.
Post specific Paper-II
(in Phase II)
  • Paper will carry a maximum of 120 marks.
Paper – IV (Subjective)
  • Two questions each carrying 60 marks.
  • Paper will carry a maximum of 120 marks.
No negative marking


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