Can you provide some information about WB audit examination? What's the work of a WB auditor?

1. Preliminary Examination: The Preliminary Examination shall consist of only one paper on General Studies. The question paper will be of objective type consisting of 200 multiple choice questions. The paper will carry 200 (Two hundred) marks and will be of 2.5 hours (150 minutes) duration. The standard of the paper will be of the level of knowledge as expected of a Bachelor of Commerce of a recognized Indian University/Institute. The paper will consist of two (2) groups, viz Group A & Group B and shall be held on a single day. The paper will include questions covering the following fields of knowledge: Sl. No.Group AMarks 1.English Composition50 2.General Knowledge, Current Affairs of National & International Importance, History of India & Indian National Movement, Geography, Reasoning.40 3.Constitution of India with special reference to NITI Aayog (erstwhile Planning Commission), Finance Commission, Finance, Accounts & Audit.35 Group B 1.Business Mathematics & Statistics35 2.Accountancy & Costing40 Total200 Preliminary Examination is meant to serve as screening test only. Marks obtained in this examination by the candidate will not be considered for final selection. Only those candidates who will be declared qualified at the Preliminary Examination in a year will be eligible for admission to the West Bengal Audit & Accounts Service (Main) Examination of that year. 2. Main Examination: Main Examination shall be held in two stages, viz (I) Written Examination, and (ii) Personality Test. (I) Written Examination shall have two parts (a) Compulsory Papers & (b) Optional Papers. Sl. No.Main Examination (Descriptive)Marks (I)(a)Compulsory Papers (100 marks each paper): A. English Essay, Precis Writing & Composition. B. Bengali/ Hindi/ Urdu/ Nepali/ Santhali Essay, Precis Writing & Composition. C. General Knowledge & Current Affairs. D. Business Mathematics & Statistics E. Auditing.

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