Merit-based selection, no written exam
Anganwadi Previous Year Papers: Worker and Helper Posts Have No Exam
Anganwadi worker (sevika) and helper (sahayika) posts are usually filled from a district merit list on qualifying-exam marks, with no written test — so there are no previous year papers for them. Only supervisor posts filled by a written exam in some states have papers, published by the body that conducts that exam.
Selection process
How Anganwadi selection works instead
- Worker and helper vacancies are notified district by district, often by the ICDS project (CDPO) office.
- Applicants are ranked on the marks of the qualifying exam the notice names (for example 10th or 12th), under the state's rules.
- A provisional merit list is published for objections, then a final selection list; in Bihar, selection is confirmed in a ward-level general meeting.
- Supervisor (mukhya sevika) posts differ: some states fill them by a written exam, whose conducting body publishes any papers; others promote serving workers.
Source links
Official portals
Notices, applications and selection lists are published here and on district websites.
Coverage
What this page covers
Why worker and helper posts have no papers
How district merit lists work
Which supervisor recruitments use an exam
State-wise official links