MOIL Releases Call Letters for Graduate & Management Trainees at moil.nic.in; Download Call Letter Here

The MOIL Graduate/Management Trainee recruitment has 2 selection rounds. The first round is the CBT (Computer-Based Test), followed by the Personal Interview(PI) round.

MOIL Limited has released the call letter and multiple exam-related information handouts for Graduate, Management Trainee and Manager (Survey) posts. The CBT (Computer-Based Test) is scheduled to be held on 3, April, 2026. The call letter download link has been shared by MOIL. Candidates who successfully registered can download the call letters from the provided link using their registration number, password/date of birth.

The call letter can be downloaded from 17 March 2026 onwards till 3 April, 2026. Candidates are advised to download the call letter at the earliest to avoid any last-minute website issues.

Download MOIL Call Letter: Direct Link (Active)

The recruitment drive (Advertisement No. GT/MT-MGR/12/2025) is for Graduate Trainee in Mines, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Geology, Process: Chemical, Metallurgy, Mineral Processing. Along with Management Trainees in Materials/Contract Management, System, Personnel/Welfare, Marketing, and Manager (Survey) posts.

Download MOIL Released Information Handouts on Paper Pattern and Call Letter Download

MOIL Call Letter Information Handout

MOIL Various Posts Information Handout

How to Download the MOIL Call Letter?

• Visit moil.nic.in and go to the “Recruitment” section.
• Click on the “RECRUITMENT OF GRADUATE TRAINEES / MANAGEMENT TRAINEES & MANAGER(SURVEY)” listing
• Go to the Other Links column and click on “Download Call Letter”
• A PDF will open where you can find an IBPS link to download the letter
• Copy the link and paste it in a new tab
• Enter your registration/roll number and password/DOB.
• Download and print the call letter along with the Information Handout.
• An FAQ section is also available on the portal for common download issues.

MOIL Exam Centres Revised for Graduate/Management Trainee Exam

Due to a large number of applicants, MOIL has revised some exam centres in Chhattisgarh. For some applicants, the Raipur centre has been shifted to Bhilai, which is approx. 33 km away. In the Delhi-NCR region, some candidates have been assigned centres in the added regions in Faridabad, Ghaziabad, and Greater Noida. Candidates are advised to check their new centre on the call letter.

MOIL Exam Selection Process

The MOIL Graduate/Management Trainee recruitment has 2 selection rounds. The first round is the CBT (Computer-Based Test), followed by the Personal Interview(PI) round. Only the candidates who qualify for the CBT will proceed to the personal interview round.

MOIL Exam Pattern & Sample Questions

The Information Handout released by MOIL provides complete details of the 90-minute exam. Here is the exact exam pattern of the CBT:

Qualifying Marks (per segment)

• General (UR)/EWS: 50%
• SC/ST/PwD/OBC (NCL): 40%

Negative Marking: 1/4th mark deducted for every wrong answer.

MOIL Exam: Key Exam Day Rules

• Total duration: 90 minutes (you must be at the venue ~150 minutes early for biometrics, photo capture, etc.).
• Calculators allowed only for specific posts (simple for MT Materials/Manager Survey; non-programmable scientific for technical GT posts).
• Biometric thumb impression + photograph mandatory.
• No mobile phones, books, or electronic devices permitted.
• Rough sheet + ball-point pen provided (to be returned with call letter).

MOIL Graduate/Management Trainee Sample Questions

1. OSCAR awards are given for best performance in which field? (Options: Films, Literature, Sports, etc.)
2. R.K. Laxman is famous for _____? (Cartoons)
3. “Kumbh-Mela” is held after every _____?

Reasoning

• “Some leaders are dishonest. Satyapriya is a leader…” – Which inference follows?
• Alphabet interchange puzzle (A↔Z, B↔Y…).

General English

• Spot the error in the sentence.
• Antonyms/Synonyms (LIVELY, INADVERTENT, LETHAL, CENTENARY).
• Fill in the blank: “He wants me to look ________ his garden during his absence.”

Pro Tip for Aspirants

The Subject Knowledge section (55 marks) carries the highest weightage. Focus on your core discipline (Mining/Mechanical/Electrical, etc.). Also, do brush up on GK, Reasoning, and English. Download the handout immediately and attempt the sample questions to understand the interface.

Candidates are strongly advised to read the full Information Handout carefully. Any violation of the rules may lead to disqualification.

MOIL Exam 2026: Last 15 Days Smart Preparation Strategy

Only 15 days remain for the MOIL Graduate Trainee / Management Trainee / Manager (Survey) Online Exam. There will be 85 questions in 90 minutes, and the subject knowledge section will carry 55 marks (65% weightage). The last phase is all about smart revision, accuracy, and exam temperament.

Here’s a realistic 15-day strategy to boost your preparation in the last days:

Qualifying Marks Reminder

• UR/EWS → 50% in each segment
• Reserved → 40% in each segment

15-Day Micro Plan

Pro Tip: Attempt at least 7 full-length mocks in the last 10 days.

Section-wise Last-Days Master Plan

1. Subject Knowledge (55 Marks & most important section)

• Spend 70% of your time here.
• Make one-page formula/cheat sheets for every subject (Thermodynamics, Mining Methods, Power Systems, etc.).
• Solve previous year questions of similar exams.
• For non-technical posts (HR, Marketing, Materials): Revise Labour Laws, Marketing Mix, Inventory Management, ERP, etc.

1. General Knowledge (10 Marks – Easy Scoring)

• Last 12 months Current Affairs (focus on Mining, PSU, Economy, Awards).
• Static GK: Capitals, Rivers, Dams, National Parks, Important Days.
• Daily: 30 minutes + 20 MCQs.

1. Reasoning (10 Marks)

• Practice 50 questions daily from: Syllogism, Inequality, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relation, Puzzle, Seating Arrangement.
• Target accuracy ≥ 90%.

1. General English (10 Marks)

• Revise: Spotting Errors, Fill in Blanks, Synonyms-Antonyms, Cloze Test, Para Jumbles.
• Learn 20 new words daily + one unseen passage.

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