MahaTransco LDC case studies
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The MahaTransco LDC (Lower Division Clerk) recruitment examination is the screening test used by Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company for clerical-cadre posts - positions built around drafting and typing correspondence, maintaining files and registers, handling inward and outward dak, data entry, and supporting establishment and accounts sections. It suits graduates who are comfortable in both Marathi and English, are accurate rather than fast, and want a desk-based role inside a state transmission utility rather than a field or technical stream. The MahaTransco LDC case studies are 5 cases and about 3,642 words.
1The unentered letter and the missing despatch number
At the 220 kV substation office of a transmission company you are the clerk who maintains the inward and outward registers. On 3 February you find that a registered letter from the Chief Engineer's office, dated 20 January, was received on 24 January but was never entered in the inward register; the dak peon says he handed it to a clerk who then took two days' casual leave.
806 words, about 4 min2Checking a monthly disposal report before signature
In January a divisional office of a transmission utility received 1,860 inward letters and despatched 1,540 replies. Of the 1,540 despatched, 1,180 were replies issued within seven days of receipt; the remaining 360 took longer.
757 words, about 4 min3The inflated industrial bill and the pending disconnection notice
An LT industrial consumer with a sanctioned load of 25 kW is supplied through a three-phase meter connected via current transformers of ratio 40/5 A. For October the meter register advanced from 4,120 to 4,360, a difference of 240 units on the dial.
835 words, about 4 min4मराठी सूचना-मसुद्यातील त्रुटी आणि पत्रव्यवहार नियम
491 words, about 2 min5Duty roster with a hospital emergency on Monday morning
Your office must publish a duty roster for the reconciliation desk for Monday to Friday, one clerk per day, for five clerks: Anil, Bhavna, Chetan, Deepa and Eknath. Each clerk is to be given exactly one day.
753 words, about 4 min