ONGC Civil Engineering Entrance Exam Syllabus

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Structural Engineering-Branch of engineering that deals with study and plan of structures which supports or resist loads.

Mechanics: Discipline of science and technology that deals with the reaction of physical bodies when subjected to force and its resulting effects. It includes topics-Bending Moment and Shear Force in Statically Determinate Beams. Simple Strain and Stress Relationship: Strain and Stress in Two Dimensions, Stress Transformation, Principal Stresses, Mohr’s Circle, Simple Bending Theory, Shear and Flexural Stresses, Shear Centre, Unsymmetrical Bending, Uniform Torsion, Thin Walled Pressure Vessels, Buckling of Column, Direct and Combined Bending Stresses.
Structural Analysis:To find out the effects of load on physical structures and their components. It includes topics- Analysis of Statically Determinate Trusses, Beams, Arches, Cables and Frames, Displacements in Statically Determinate Structures and Analysis of Statically Indeterminate Structures by Energy/Force Methods influence, Lines for Indeterminate and Determinate Structures, Analysis by Displacement Methods (Moment Distribution and Slope Deflection Methods), Basic Concepts of Matrix Methods of Structural Analysis.

Concrete Structures: High thermal concrete. It include topics-Concrete Technology- Basics of Mix Design, Properties of Concrete. Concrete Design- Basic Working Stress and Limit State Design Concepts, Analysis of Ultimate Load Capacity and Design of Members Subjected to Flexure, Compression, Shear and Torsion by Limit State Methods. Analysis of Beam Sections at Transfer and Service Loads, Basic Elements of Pre-stressed Concrete.

Steel Structures: It deals with the steel construction material which is formed with a particular shape & certain standard of chemical composition. It includes topics- Analysis and Design of Compression and Tension Members, Beams and Beam- columns, Column Bases. Connections- Eccentric and Simple, Beam Column Connections, Plate Trusses and Girders. Plastic Analysis of Beams and Frames.
Geo-technical Engineering-It deals with the behavior of earth materials.

Soil Mechanics:Three-Phase System, Soil Classification, Fundamental Definitions, Interrelationship And Relationships, Seepage & Permeability, Consolidation, Effective Stress Principle ,Compaction, Shear Strength.

Foundation Engineering: It deals with the lowest and supporting layer of a structure. It includes topics-Sub-Surface Investigations- Scope, Drilling Bore Holes, Penetration Tests, Sampling Plate Load Test. Earth Pressure Theories, Layered Soils, Effect of Water Table. Stability of Slopes- Finite Slopes, Foundation Types- Foundation Design Requirements. Shallow Foundations-Bearing Capacity, Effect Of Shape, Water Table And Other Factors, Stress Distribution, Settlement Analysis In Clays & Sands. Deep Foundations Pile Types, Static & Dynamic Formulae, Load Capacity of Piles in Sands & Clays, Negative Skin Friction.
Water Resources Engineering-It deals with accumulation and management of water as a natural resource.

Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics:Study of fluids and forces on them & hydraulics deals with the mechanical characteristics of liquids. It includes topics-Properties of Fluids, Principle of Conservation of Momentum, Mass, Energy and Corresponding Equations, Applications of Momentum, Potential Flow and Bernoulli’s Equation, Turbulent and Laminar Flow, Pipe Networks, Flow in Pipes. Concept of Boundary Layer and its Growth. Critical Flow, Uniform Flow and Gradually Varied Flow in Channels, Hydraulic Jump, Specific Energy Concept. Forces on Immersed Bodies, Flow Measurements in Channels, Tanks and Pipes. Dimensional Analysis and Hydraulic Modeling. Kinematics of Flow, Specific Speed of Pumps and Turbines and Velocity Triangles.

Hydrology: Detail Analysis of The Distribution, Movement and Quality of Water on Earth and on Other Planets. It includes topics- Hydrologic Cycle, Evaporation, Rainfall, Infiltration, Stage Discharge Relationships, Unit Hydrographs, Reservoir Capacity, Flood Estimation, Reservoir and Channel Routing, Well Hydraulics.

Irrigation:Application of Water to Land & Soil In An Artificial Manner. It includes topics- Delta, Duty, Estimation of Evaporation-Transpiration. Crop Water Requirements. Design of: Unlined And Lined Canals, Head Works, Waterways, Gravity Dams and Spillways. Design of Weirs on Permeable Foundation. Types of Irrigation System. Water Logging and Drainage, Irrigation Methods, Sodic Soils.
Environmental Engineering- Application of science and engineering principles in order to enhance the natural environment.

Water requirements: Need of water for various purposes. It includes topics-Quality Standards, Basic Unit Operations and Processes for Water Treatment. Drinking Water Standards, Basic Unit Operations and Unit Processes for Surface Water Treatment, Distribution of Water, Water Requirements. Sewage and Sewerage Treatment, Characteristics and Quantity of Waste water. Secondary, Primary and Tertiary Treatment of Waste water, Effluent Discharge Standards, Sludge Disposal. Domestic Waste water Treatment, Quantity of Characteristics of Domestic Waste water, Secondary and Primary Treatment Unit Operations and Unit Processes Of Domestic Waste water, Sludge Disposal.

Air Pollution: Introduction of particulate matter into the air to pollute it. It includes topics-Types of Pollutants, their impacts and sources, Air Pollution Meteorology, Air Quality Standards and Limits, Air Pollution Control.
Municipal Solid Wastes: Waste or garbage that consists of everyday discarded materials. It includes topics- Generation, Characteristics, Collection and Transportation of Solid Wastes, Engineered Systems for Solid Waste Management (Recycle/ Reuse, Treatment, Energy Recovery and Disposal).

Noise Pollution: Excess noise that creates disturbance in the activities of human or animal life. It includes topics- Permissible Limits of Noise Pollution, Impacts of Noise, Measurement of Noise and Control of Noise Pollution.
Transportation Engineering-Technology and scientific principles are used for the planning, design etc. for transportation.

Highway Planning: It gives the estimate of recent and future traffic volumes on a road network. It includes topics- Geometric Design of Highways, Specification and Testing of Paving Materials, Design of Rigid and Flexible Pavements.

Traffic Engineering: It deals with complex interactions with multiple vehicle lanes, bike lanes etc. It includes topics-Theory of Traffic Flow, Traffic Characteristics, Intersection Design, Traffic Signs and Signal Design, Highway Capacity.

Surveying- Techniques to find out exactly the terrestrial and 3D position of points & distances and angles between them.

Importance of Surveying, Classification and Principles, Mapping Concepts, Map Projections, Coordinate System, Measurements of Direction and Distance, Theodolite Traversing, Leveling, Plane Table Surveying, Errors and Adjustments, Curves.