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JKSSB JE Electrical Syllabus Detailed

The JKSSB JE Electrical syllabus covers a comprehensive range of topics including basic electrical concepts, circuit theory, electrical machines, measurement and instrumentation, power generation and distribution, estimation and costing, utilization of electrical energy, basic electronics, power electronics, electrical drawing, renewable energy, and safety practices. Each section provides detailed breakdowns of essential principles, applications, and safety measures relevant to electrical engineering. This syllabus is designed to prepare candidates for the Junior Engineer examination in the electrical field.

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JKSSB JE Electrical Syllabus Detailed

The JKSSB JE Electrical syllabus covers a comprehensive range of topics including basic electrical concepts, circuit theory, electrical machines, measurement and instrumentation, power generation and distribution, estimation and costing, utilization of electrical energy, basic electronics, power electronics, electrical drawing, renewable energy, and safety practices. Each section provides detailed breakdowns of essential principles, applications, and safety measures relevant to electrical engineering. This syllabus is designed to prepare candidates for the Junior Engineer examination in the electrical field.

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JKSSB JE Electrical Syllabus - Subject-wise Detailed Breakdown

1. Basic Concepts

- Concepts of resistance, inductance, capacitance


- Voltage, current, power, energy
- Basics of AC and DC
- Power factor, RMS and average value
- Frequency and waveform types

2. Circuit Theory

- Ohms Law, Kirchhoffs Laws


- Network Theorems: Thevenins, Nortons, Superposition, Maximum Power Transfer
- Mesh and Nodal Analysis
- Star-Delta Transformations
- AC & DC circuits analysis (steady-state)

3. Electrical Machines

- DC Machines: Construction, Working, Characteristics


- Transformers: Types, Working Principle, Testing
- Induction Motors: Types (Single-phase and Three-phase), Starting methods
- Synchronous Machines: Alternators, Synchronization
- Losses and Efficiency in Machines

4. Measurement and Instrumentation

- Types of Instruments: PMMC, MI, Dynamometer, Induction type


- Measurement of power, energy, current, voltage
- Use of wattmeter, energy meter
- Instrument Transformers (CTs & PTs)
- Errors and Calibration

5. Generation, Transmission, and Distribution

- Power generation methods: Thermal, Hydro, Nuclear, Renewable


- Line Parameters: Resistance, Inductance, Capacitance
- Transmission Lines: Types, Performance, Regulation
- Substations: Types, Layouts
- Earthing and Grounding
- Distribution Systems

6. Estimation and Costing

- Wiring systems and methods


- Estimating materials for domestic and industrial wiring
- Cost calculation and tendering process
- IE Rules related to wiring

7. Utilization of Electrical Energy

- Electric heating and welding


- Illumination: Laws of illumination, Light sources, Luminous flux
- Electric traction: Types of traction, speed-time curve
- Domestic and Industrial Applications

8. Basic Electronics

- Semiconductor theory: Diodes, Transistors, FETs


- Rectifiers and Filters
- Transistor Amplifiers
- Logic Gates: AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR
- Boolean Algebra
- Number Systems: Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal

9. Power Electronics

- Power Devices: SCR, TRIAC, DIAC, MOSFET, IGBT


- Converters: AC-DC, DC-DC
- Inverters and Choppers
- Applications in motor control and UPS

10. Electrical Drawing

- Symbols and diagrams as per BIS


- Wiring diagrams for motors and appliances
- Single line diagram of power systems

11. Renewable Energy & Environmental Issues

- Solar, Wind, Biomass, and other renewable sources


- Environmental effects of electrical installations
- Energy efficiency and conservation

12. Safety & Electrical Engineering Practices

- Electrical safety rules and first aid


- Shock hazards, earthing and protection
- Fire extinguishers and safety equipment

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