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Revenue Inspector Syllabus

 Here’s the detailed Odisha Revenue Inspector (RI) syllabus as per the latest available notification (OSSSC pattern):

Odisha RI Exam Pattern


Total Marks: 200


Exam Mode: Offline (OMR-based)


Papers: 2 (each 2 hours)


Negative Marking: 0.5 marks per wrong answer

Paper I (100 Marks | 2 Hours)


1. General Awareness (50 marks)


Current events (national & international)


Indian History & Freedom Movement


Indian & Odisha Geography


Indian Polity & Constitution


Economy


Environmental Issues


General Science


2. Arithmetic (50 marks)


Number systems


Percentages


Profit & loss


Simple & compound interest


Time & work


Time & distance


Ratio & proportion


Averages


Mensuration


Data interpretation


Paper II (100 Marks | 2 Hours)


1. English (50 marks)


Comprehension


Vocabulary


Grammar


Sentence structure


Synonyms & antonyms


Usage of words


2. Odia (50 marks)


Comprehension


Grammar


Vocabulary


Translation (English ↔ Odia)


Short essay

Skill Test (if applicable)

Computer Practical Test:

MS Word, MS Excel, Internet, Email basics

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