India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) for Departmental Exams
IPPB as the syllabus asks it — a payments bank, what a payments bank may and may not do, how an IPPB account differs from a POSB account, the doorstep model, and practice questions.
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IPPB as the syllabus asks it — a payments bank, what a payments bank may and may not do, how an IPPB account differs from a POSB account, the doorstep model, and practice questions.
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What DIGIPIN is, the 4m × 4m grid and the 16-symbol alphabet behind the 10-character code, who built it, how it differs from a PIN code — and the one thing to be careful about if a question asks what the acronym stands for.
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The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 as departmental exams ask it — who sits on the Internal Committee, every statutory timeline, and how it relates to Conduct Rule 3-C.
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Rule 11 penalties in full, with the exact clause numbers and the minor/major split; the Rule 14 major-penalty inquiry; Rule 16 for minor penalties; and the appeal and revision rules — with practice questions.
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All 32 rules of the Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964 with their exact headings — including 3-A, 3-B, 3-C, 13-A, 15-A, 18-A and 22-A that most rule lists leave out — plus practice questions.
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The Act that repealed the Indian Post Office Act, 1898 — every section with its heading, what actually changed, the three things exam notes routinely get wrong, and practice questions.
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Where the Inspector Posts LDCE question papers and official answer keys for 2019 to 2025 actually live, which of them are still worth solving after the 2025 pattern change, and what repeats every year.
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Paper-II is the only written paper in Inspector Posts LDCE — 50 marks in one hour, of which 20 are a draft major penalty charge sheet. Here is the structure of all three answers, with the CCS (CCA) Rule 14 skeleton.
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The Department of Posts replaced the four-paper Inspector Posts LDCE format on 22 August 2025. This is the three-paper pattern it runs on now, the paper-wise syllabus, the 26–27 September 2026 timings and the qualifying marks.
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