DSSSB🎯 IT Assistant Grade A ✍️ Job Profile? Exam Pattern? Full Detailed video By Amit Malik Sir

Main ideas / lessons

• Encouragement for preparation: The speaker notes that summer is over and the weather is pleasant, so candidates should prepare calmly without being distracted by heat/cold. They suggest studying at home or in the library.
• This is a key opportunity: Candidates whose Delhi Police results did not go well should view DSSSB IT Assistant Grade A as an upcoming chance.
• Exam is simpler than many other stages: The recruitment is described as a single-tier exam with no physical test and no major typing/medical hassle—just one exam.
• Prepare even if vacancies are many: Even with “100 vacancies” (example given), the speaker claims selection will be fair and vacancies will be filled properly.
• Vacancy details & urgency
  • Form filling has started
  • Last date to apply: 15th July
  • The website may become busy near the deadline, so applicants should apply early.
• Vacancy split by eligibility level
  • Total vacancies mentioned: 125
  • Two eligibility routes:
    • Passed 12th (implied entry for Grade A post)
    • Graduates (described as Level 6, sub-inspector level; Grade Pay 4200 mentioned)
• Category numbers (as stated)
  • UR (General): 51
  • OBC: 34
  • The speaker notes that OBC reservations are specific to Delhi in DSSSB; OBCs outside Delhi may be counted under General category.
• “New” recruitment / coaching note
  • The speaker stresses that this IT Assistant Grade A vacancy is “coming for the first time” in the described context.
  • He warns that some people will market courses and implies their course won’t match the specific requirement.
• Mentorship and practice system
  • Mentorship is said to start around the 14th–15th July timeframe.
  • The speaker claims free mock test series for both teaching and IT assistant students.
  • Emphasis on daily targets, even for “zero-level” students (with extra effort).
• Study materials
  • Mentorship will include: PDFs, chapter-wise practice, DSSSB PYQ-aligned materials, mock tests, notes, and live guidance/phone support (described generally).
• Focus for applicants
  • The speaker repeats the priority order: first fill the form, then do preparation through mentorship and materials.
  • Typing speed is mentioned as something to handle later; immediate focus is eligibility/application and exam prep.
• Exam pattern overview
  • Described as one paper of 200 marks
  • Includes five sections of 40 marks each:
    • Reasoning (40)
    • GK (40)
    • Maths (40)
    • English (40)
    • Hindi (40)
  • No sectional cutoff
  • No sectional timing
  • Total time: 2 hours for the entire paper
• Salary & promotions (as stated)
  • Starting salary: “more than ₹500 in hand from day one” (as claimed)
  • Promotion path (high-level):
    • IT Assistant → Senior IT Assistant → Assistant Programmer / SO (Section Officer)
    • Programmer / System Analyst also mentioned as possible promotions
  • IT Assistant is described as Group C, non-gazetted, with a Group B / SO context mentioned in promotions.
• Community/live coaching claims
  • The speaker claims he comes live to check progress, listen to targets, and correct issues.
  • He cites prior Super 30-style coaching examples where topics repeated in exams (speaker claims “with proof”).
• Competition level claim
  • The speaker claims competition may be less because many people may not be aware of this vacancy.
• More vacancies mentioned
  • “Fireman vacancies” are said to be in process, but timing depends on department approvals.
  • ASO and teaching jobs are mentioned as pending; exams could happen earlier than expected.

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Methodology / instructions (detailed bullet format)

Application steps (urgency)

• Fill the DSSSB application form immediately
• Last date: 15th July
• Avoid waiting until the last day because the website may become busy.
• If you haven’t filled the form yet, apply quickly to avoid missing the opportunity.

Preparation steps (through mentorship + structured practice)

• Join the mentorship course starting around 14th July
• Follow daily targets beginning from 4:00 am onwards (as stated)
• Use the provided practice resources:
  • Chapter-wise PDFs
  • Mock tests
  • Notes
  • Live support / one-to-one guidance (as described during live sessions)
• Practice mock-test attempt rules:
  • 100 questions in 1 hour (framed as aiming for 100-mark practice)
  • 200 questions in 2 hours (full-paper simulation)
  • Keep the practice level aligned with the exam practice description
• Focus priorities:
  • Priority 1: Complete form filling
  • Priority 2: Exam prep using mentorship materials
  • Typing speed is mentioned as not the immediate focus; it can be built later.

Exam-taking strategy (from pattern explanation)

• Attempt the entire 200-mark paper in 2 hours
• Cover all five sections (Reasoning, GK, Maths, English, Hindi), each 40 marks
• No sectional cutoffs and no sectional timing means you can distribute time as needed within the total time.

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Speakers / sources featured

• Amit Malik Sir (primary speaker; “mentor” and main source of the message)
• Madam Ankita (mentioned as being “behind the screen” / co-mentor)
• DSSSB (Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board) (source of recruitment/exam context)
• Delhi Police (referenced as a comparison for prior results)
• SSC (referenced generally for competition/awareness comparison)