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ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2025

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The detailed ECGC PO exam analysis is available on this page for candidates who appeared for the online examination. The ECGC PO Online Exam 2025 is scheduled to be conducted on 11th January 2026 in a single shift. The total duration of the examination is 180 minutes, which includes 140 minutes for the objective test and 40 minutes for the descriptive paper.

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ECGC PO Online Exam Analysis 2026 – 11th January 2026, Shift 1

Candidates can check the ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2026 for Shift 1, conducted on 11th January 2026. This detailed analysis highlights the overall and section-wise difficulty level, expected good attempts, types of questions asked, and major topics covered in the exam.

ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2026 – Shift 1

Good Attempts and Difficulty Level

Candidates can refer to the table below to evaluate their performance based on the good attempts and difficulty level of each section in the ECGC PO online exam held on 11th January 2026 (Shift 1).

Section	Questions	Good Attempts	Difficulty Level
Reasoning Ability	50	28–36	Easy
English Language	40	24–28	Easy to Moderate
Computer Knowledge	20	10–15	Easy
General Awareness	40	22–27	Easy to Moderate
Quantitative Aptitude	50	26–32	Easy to Moderate
Total	200	110–138	Easy to Moderate

ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2026 – Shift 1 – Reasoning Ability

Candidates can check the section-wise analysis of the Reasoning Ability section from the table below.

Topic	Number of Questions
Circular Seating Arrangement	5
Year-Based Puzzle	5
Floor-Based Puzzle	3
Syllogism	5
Coding–Decoding	5
Input–Output	2
Data Sufficiency	5
Miscellaneous	15
Total	50

ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2026 – Shift 1 – English Language

The English Language section analysis for Shift 1 is provided below.

Topic	Number of Questions
Reading Comprehension (2 passages – AI-related & Chinese firm-related)	12
Cloze Test	5
Sentence Rearrangement	5
Para-based Sentences (Inference)	4
Sentence Improvement	2
Error Spotting (Sentence-based)	5
Word Rearrangement	5
Miscellaneous	2
Total	40

ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2026 – Shift 1 – Quantitative Aptitude

Candidates can check the topic-wise distribution of questions from the Quantitative Aptitude section below.

Topic	Number of Questions
Bar Graph DI (Bikes & Cars Sold by 5 Persons)	5
Pie Chart DI (Apples Sold)	5
Line Graph + Table DI	5
Number Series	5
Quadratic Equations	5
Approximation	5
Application-Based Problems	15
Miscellaneous	5
Total	50

ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2026 – Shift 1 – General Awareness

The General Awareness section included questions from current affairs and static GK. Some of the questions asked were related to:

Piyush Goyal – Ministry
PM Gramin Yojana end year
TIMES Athlete of the Year
Country not part of APTA
Capital of Jordan
Fortified Rice Scheme
Padma Award field of Lakshminarayan Subramaniyam
Bamboo Dance related state
Autobiography “The One Cricket in My Life”
Sector with the highest exports
PM Modi’s award from Ethiopia
NPCI and UPI-related questions
Full form of IBF
East-flowing rivers
Ghungwa National Park location
Chanderi
Bhabla Solar Project location
CMD of Coal India Limited
Headquarters of the International Institute of Finance

ECGC PO Exam Analysis 2026 – Shift 1 – Computer Knowledge

The detailed analysis of the Computer Knowledge section will be updated soon.

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