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Kerala PSC Previous Year Question Paper: Driver Grade II – HDV (Various Departments) Paper Code: 97/2015
Details about Kerala PSC Previous Year Question Paper: Driver Grade II – HDV (Various Departments) Paper Code: 97/2015
Post Name: Driver Grade II (Heavy Duty Vehicle – HDV)
Departments Covered:
KSRTC – Reserve Driver
Excise
Kerala Ceramics Ltd
Plantation Corporation of Kerala Ltd
Vehicle Types Included: Lorry, Jeep, Tractor
Paper Code: 97/2015
Date of Examination: 23.05.2015
Type of Exam: Objective (OMR-based)
Medium: Malayalam
Total Marks: 100
Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes
Negative Marking: Yes (for incorrect answers)
The question paper assessed the candidate's practical knowledge of vehicle driving and maintenance, road safety rules, traffic regulations, and basic mechanical aptitude, along with general awareness and basic arithmetic.
Road signs, signals, and markings
Kerala Motor Vehicle Rules & Central MVD Rules
Speed limits, overtaking, right of way
Driving license types and validity
Engine types and working principles
Gear system, clutch, brake, and suspension basics
Common breakdowns and troubleshooting
Daily and preventive maintenance practices
Registration certificate (RC), insurance, fitness certificate
Emission norms, PUC certificate
Logbook and transport documentation for goods vehicles
Basic first aid techniques
Steps to be taken in case of road accidents
Fire safety in vehicles
Kerala and Indian current affairs (as of 2015)
Government schemes for transport & road safety
Local geography and important institutions
Basic arithmetic: addition, subtraction, percentages
Logical puzzles and pattern recognition
Time, distance, speed-based calculations
The Kerala PSC Driver Grade II – HDV Exam (Paper Code: 97/2015) serves as a model paper for candidates aiming for heavy vehicle driving roles in government sectors. With its well-structured mix of technical questions, road safety knowledge, and general aptitude, it reflects the real-world responsibilities of government drivers across various departments.