India Post GDS, Postman & MTS Exam Preparation

Who can usually apply

• Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS): usually class 10 pass with maths and English, and the local language, plus the skills the notice names
• Postman, mail guard and MTS: class 10 or 12 pass as per the notice
• Postal Assistant and Sorting Assistant: class 12 pass or graduate as per the notice

How selection usually works

1. GDS: selection is usually on merit of class 10 marks, followed by document verification
2. Postman, MTS, PA and SA: a written test (and for some posts a computer or typing test), then document verification

Subjects to cover

• For exam-based posts: general knowledge, arithmetic, English, reasoning
• Basic computer knowledge
• The local language (where the post requires it)

How to prepare

1. Read the notification of your postal circle
2. For GDS check your class 10 marks against the cut-offs of earlier merit lists
3. For exam-based posts practise arithmetic, general knowledge and reasoning
4. Keep local-language and computer certificates ready
5. Apply only on the official India Post recruitment website

Official websites

• India Post
• GDS online