ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis 2022 (30 April): Review & Difficulty Level

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis 2022

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis 2022: The ESIC UDC Mains examination took place on 30th April 2022. Based on extensive feedback from candidates, we have compiled a comprehensive and accurate analysis of the Phase 2 paper. This review is essential for aspirants looking to understand the exam's difficulty, current trends, and question patterns to better prepare for future recruitment cycles. Dive into our complete 30th April exam breakdown to gauge your performance and strategic standing. 

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ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis 2022, 30 April

Our ESIC UDC 2022 Mains exam review details student experiences, overall and sectional good attempts, difficulty ratings per subject, and specific topic-wise question distribution from the first shift. By reviewing this Phase 2 analysis, you will gain deep insights into the question formats that appeared. This report has been curated through direct interaction with candidates who participated in the 30th April exam.

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis 2022- Good Attempts

The ESIC UDC Phase 2 exam is a high-stakes assessment, as these marks are critical for determining the final merit list. Candidates must aim for scores that surpass the average good attempts to remain competitive. Based on our expert faculty's evaluation, we have outlined the expected good attempts for the ESIC UDC Mains here. 

Subjects	Good attempts	Difficulty Level
General Intelligence and Reasoning	32- 34	Moderate
Quantitative Aptitude	29- 31	Moderate
General Awareness	28- 30	Moderate
English Comprehension	30- 32	Easy to Moderate
Total	119- 127	Moderate

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis 2022- Sectional Review

Our team has compiled a detailed, section-wise breakdown of the questions featured on 30th April 2022. Below, we discuss the ESIC UDC Mains exam analysis for General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and the English Language. 

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis- English Comprehension

The overall difficulty level for the English section was Easy-Moderate. The paper included a 10-question Reading Comprehension set focused on "Metrics," alongside 6 questions from a cloze test of an easy-to-moderate nature. The specific topic-wise distribution for the English section is as follows-

Topic	No. of Questions	Level
Reading Comprehension	10	Moderate
Single Fillers	05	Moderate
Cloze test	09	Moderate
Error Detection	05	Easy-Moderate
Sentence Rearrangement	05	Easy-Moderate
Para Jumble	05	Easy-Moderate
Word Swap	05	Easy-Moderate
Word Usage	03	Easy-Moderate
Miscellaneous	03	Easy
Total	50	Easy-Moderate

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis- Quantitative Aptitude

The Quantitative Aptitude section featured questions covering various topics, including Profit and Loss, Mensuration, Time, Speed and Distance, Problems on Ages, and Partnership, among others.

1. Tabular Data Interpretation- 5 questions
2. Case let Data Interpretation (Time & Distance)- 5 questions
3. Tabular Data Interpretation (Calculative)- 5 questions

Topic	No. of Questions	Level
Data Interpretation	15	Moderate
Missing Number series	05	Moderate
Simplification	10	Easy
Quadratic Equation	04	Easy-Moderate
Q1-Q2	03	Moderate
Arithmetic Word Problems	12	Moderate
Total	50	Moderate

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis- General Intelligence and Reasoning

According to candidates who appeared for the test, the Reasoning section was of a Moderate difficulty level. The paper included 3 sets of puzzles and seating arrangement questions. 

1. Year Based Puzzle- 5 questions
2. Month Based Puzzle (9 person)- 5 questions
3. Uncertain Seating Arrangement (17 Persons)- 5 questions
4. Parallel Row Seating Arrangement- 5 questions

Topics	No. of Questions	Level
Puzzles and Seating Arrangement	20	Easy-Moderate
Classification (3 Fields)	05	Easy-Moderate
Comparison Based Puzzle	05	Easy-Moderate
Sequence Based Puzzle	05	Easy-Moderate
Linear Based Arrangement (5 Persons)	02	Easy-Moderate
Syllogism	05	Easy-Moderate
Inequality	05	Easy-Moderate
Coding-Decoding	01	Easy-Moderate
Word Formation	01	Easy
Miscellaneous	01	Easy
Total	50	Easy-Moderate

ESIC UDC Mains Exam Analysis- General Awareness

Based on candidate reviews, the General Awareness section in the 30th April 2022 ESIC UDC Mains exam was of a Moderate level. A selection of questions asked in today's shift includes the following- 

1. MPC Full Form of “M”: Monetary
2. Venue of Women’s T20: South Africa
3. Fire Museum: Pune, Maharashtra
4. Where has NATO started Cold Response 22: Norway.
5. Women’s Host of World Cup 2022: New Zealand
6. Param Shakti:  IIT Madras.
7. Chairman of SEBI: Madhabi Puri Buch.
8. Dustlik Exercise: India-Uzbekistan.
9. The theme of World Water Day: Groundwater: Making the invisible visible.
10. Financial Literacy Week was released by: RBI.
11. RC Lahoti: 35th Chief Justice of India passed away recently.
12. Bihar Diwas: 22nd March
13. Who Formed East India Association? Dadabhai Naoroji.
14. High Court Judge appointed by whom? President.
15. Educationist Society Founder: Mahadev Govind Ranade.
16. UGC Head: D. P. Singh.
17. BATA Brand Ambassador: Disha Patani.
18. My11Circle Brand Ambassador: Shubman Gill and Ruturaj Gaikwad.
19. Sarika National Park: Rajasthan.
20. Arunachal Pradesh park touches International Boundry: Namdapha National Park.
21. Plastic Waste Road related question?
22. 1st para-athlete to receive Padma Bhushan: Devendra Jhajharia.
23. WHO Day? 7 April
24. NITI Aayog and FAO Launch Book Titled Indian Agriculture towards 2030.
25. Abu Dhabi Future of Museum related question.
26. Hero Electric car name: Vida
27. Reappointed NATO  Head name: Jens Stoltenberg.
28. Ashley Barty: Australian tennis player.
29. Top country Happiness Index: Finland.
30. Best Film of The year: Pushpa.
31. International Intellectual Property Rank India: 43.

ESIC UDC Phase 2 Mains Exam Pattern

1. ESIC UDC Phase-2 Exam is scoring and marks scored will be calculated in the final merit list.
2. There were 4 sections- General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension.
3. There were 200 Objective Type Questions with 1 marks each for the correct answer.
4. There is a negative marking of one-fourth (0.25 mark) for each incorrect answer.
5. The duration of the test was 120 minutes (2 hours).

S. No.	Name of the Test	No. of questions.	Max.Marks	Duration
1	General Intelligence and Reasoning	50	50	2 hours
2	General Awareness	50	50
3	Quantitative Aptitude	50	50
4	English Comprehension	50	50
Total		200	200