Subject-wise distribution

CategoryApprox. QuestionsQ. Numbers
Assam-specific GK (history, geography, culture, personalities)~251,3,5,6,7,8,9,10,16,17,20,21,22,24,25,34,35,36,69,70,71,76,77,78,93,95,99,100
Labour Laws & Industrial Relations~1414,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,84,85,86,87,88,90,92
Computer/IT knowledge~1340,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,61,62,66,68
Indian Polity & Constitution~92,12,13,49,50,51,79
Economy & Govt Schemes~1018,19,23,33,73,75,80,81,82,83,89,91
Science & Technology~637,38,39,63,64,65,67,74
Reasoning/Quantitative Aptitude~526,27,28,29,30
General History (national/world)~44,96,97,98
Environment/Wildlife~311,15

Key trends observed

  1. Strong regional bias: Roughly a quarter of the paper is Assam-centric — covering Ahom-era history (Varman, Chutia dynasties), geography (rivers, plateaus, districts), culture (festivals, tribes, costumes), and current affairs (new districts, national parks) specific to Assam.
  2. Domain-specific weight on Labour subject: Since this is a “Labour” (LWD = Labour Welfare Department) recruitment test, there’s a dedicated cluster (Q53–60, 84–92) on labour legislation — Minimum Wages Act, Payment of Bonus Act, Trade Union rights, Industrial Disputes Act, ILO — testing direct domain knowledge beyond general GS.
  3. Computer awareness is a fixed, sizeable chunk (13%): Basic IT literacy (memory units, OS, protocols, number systems) is heavily tested — common in many state-level government exams as a baseline skill check.
  4. Low weight on pure reasoning/aptitude (only 5 questions): Unlike competitive exams like SSC/Banking, quantitative/logical reasoning is a minor component here — this test leans toward factual recall over analytical ability.
  5. Recency-focused questions: Several items test very recent developments (2021–2022) — Tamulpur as 35th district, Project BOLD (2021), newly notified national parks (Raimona, Dehing Patkai), Padma Shree Uddhab Bharali — indicating the exam rewards staying current with news in the 1–2 years preceding the test.
  6. Constitution questions cluster around Fundamental Rights/labour-relevant articles (Art 19, 23, 24 – trade union & forced labour), reinforcing the labour-department framing rather than testing polity broadly.

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