CAREER COUNSELLING &

EDUCATION

What to do after 10/10+2 or BA

Very typical decision in the life.
Join skilled /Non skilled courses
What are the basic requirements to
join these courses, institutions &
procedure for joining of these
courses etc.
Programmes offered by ITIs
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Admission Procedure
a) Through JET held in the month of May
& June every year.
b) Advertisement published in leading
newspapers in the month of April & May
every year.
 Polytechnics Colleges
Tarn Taran
Govt. Polytechnics College, Bhikhiwind
Shaheed Bhagat Singh Polytechnics College,
Patti
Amritsar
Mai Bhago Polytechnics College for Girls, Majitha
Road, Amritsar
Govt. Polytechnics College, Amritsar
Punjab Institute of Textile Technology, Amritsar
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 JOBS AND SALARY PACKAGES

Engineering Polytechnic ITI

College
Placement Minimum Salary
providing by every Rs.4,000/- to 5,000/-
Polytechnic p.m. in various private
minimum package industries. You can also
Placement providing by
1 to 1.5 lacs p.a. establish your own SS
every Engg College
Industries. Govt is also
minimum salary package
giving subsidy for
3 to 4 lacs p.a.
establishment of SSI

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http://www.ptu.ac.in
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Courses

MDMS(RG) MBBS

10+2 (Science)

10+2 (Science)
10+2 (Science)
Admission Procedure
a) every_year.
b) Advertisement published in leading
newspapers in the month of Mar & Apr
every year.

http://www.pmc.edu
Decoration
Procedure for admission in IIT
(Indian Institute of Tech)
Only 07 IITs in India
Eligibility :-
10+2 with minimum 60% marks (PCM)
Clear it on two attempts only
Age 16 to 22 years
Form - Every year in the month of Nov
Test conducted in the month of April
Minimum Salary package Rs.1.0 lac p.m.
www. iitd.ac.in
B.Tech Marine Engg,
B.Tech Aeronautical Engg,,
B-Tech Electronics and Electrical
B.Tech Computer Sc & Engg,
B. Tech Architect,
B.Tech in Civil Engg,
B.Tech in Textile Engg.
B. Pharma,
B.Tech in Agriculture Engg.
B.Tech in Agriculture Engg.
 Procedure for admission in AIEEE
(All India Engg Entrance Exam) 21
NIT (National Institute of Tech)
Eligibility :-
10+2 with minimum 50% marks (PCM)
Age 16 to 22 years
From every year in the month of Nov
Test conducted in the month of April
Min Salary packageRs.30,000/- to 50,000/-
p.m.
www. aieee.nic.in
 Punjab Engg College,
Chandigarh 9th Rank
Thaper Institute of Engg &
Tech,Patiala 08th Rank
NIT Jalandhar 12th Rank


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Prominent Features

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2 Yrs 10,000/-

7,000/-
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2,800/
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1,500/-

Bachelor No formal 6M 600/-

Preparatory qualification
Programme
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B.A. 2 Yrs 13,20
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B.A. 1 Yr 3,500/
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-do- 1 Yr 1,900/-

10+2 1 Yr 2,000/-

10+2 1 Yr 1,400/-
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10+2 6M 1,300/-

10+2 6M 1,700/-

10+2 6M 1,300/-

10+2 6M 1,200/-

10+2 6M 3,000/-
Salient Features

No age limit
For academic courses Minimum 14 years for Sec
and 15 years for Sen Sec.
Choice of Medium Instructions Write your examination
in any Indian language
Choice of Subjects
Combination of Academic and Vocational subjects
Nominal fee
Study centre in all Districts in India
S.No. Course Name Eligibility Fee
1. 12th with 12,000/-
Sci
One year certificate courses
2. 10th or 08th 2500/-
3. 12th 3,600/-

4. 10th 2,500/-

5. 10th 2,500/-
6. 10th 1,000/-
S.No Course Name Eligibility Fee
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7. 10th 1,500/-

8. 5th 2000/-

9 10th 12,500/-

11. 10th or 08th 3,000/-

12. Literate 1,400/-
S.No. Course Name Eligibility Fee
13. 10th 800/-

14 8th 3,000/-

15 10th 2,500/-

16 10th 6,000/-

17 8th 4,000/-
18. 8th 3,00/-
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19 1,400/-
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OPEN
SCHOOLING ADDRESS & EMAIL

B-13b, Kailash Colony,

New Delhi 110 048
Website : www.nos.org or
www.nios.ac.in
Mata Ganga Girls College, T.T.
Vocational Training Centre Jandiala
Road, Tarn Tarn
Salary Packages : Govt Salary Rs.8,000/- &
Private firm Rs.5,000/-
Salary Packages : Earns between Rs.8,000-12,000 per
month
Training : Providing three month trainings about
procedure of air lines.
Salary Packages : Earns between Rs.5,000-10,000 per
month
Category Education Age


Emoluments : Registered Nurses as State Registered Nurse and

State Registered Midwife on commissioning in the Military Nursing
Service will be granted the rank of Lieutenant. The Basic
emoluments will be Rs 8000-300-9500/- per month plus DA as per
prevailing rates. Entitled ration, accommodation and allied facilities
are also available. New pay & emoluments will be as per
recommendations of VI Pay Commission as accepted by Govt of
India .
Method of Selection
Promotion
(a)
 Where to Post
Integrated Head Quarter of Ministry of
Defence (Army), Adjutant Generals
Branch, Dte Gen of Medical Services
(Army)/DGMS-4B, Room No 45, L Block
Hutments, New Delhi 110 001

This office will not be responsible for any

postal delay.
Important Link
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Category Education Age
2 i) 16-1/2 to 19
 Name of
S.N Qualification Age Limits
Examination
 ELIGIBILITY
EDUCATION:
1. Graduates in any discipline from a recognised
university.
2. Candidates having professional and technical
Degree recognized by the government are also
eligible.

AGE LIMITS :
21 -30 years on the 1st August of the year in
which examination is being held.
The upper age limit may be relaxed in respect
of the SC/ST and other backward classes.
NOTIFICATIONS
 Application Forms
The duly filled in application form and the

acknowledgement card should then be

mailed in the special envelope supplied
with the Information Brochure to :
Secretary,
Union Public Service Commission,
Dholpur House,
Shahjahan Road,
New Delhi-110 011
 CONFIRMATION
A registration number is given as a token
of receipt of the application.

If a candidate does not receive an

acknowledgement within 30 days, he is
advised to contact the UPSC.
 EXAMINATION & SELECTION
Preliminary Examination(MAY/JUNE) : It
is of objective type, which is a qualifying
examination for the selection of candidates for
Main Examination

MainExamination
(OCTOBER/NOVEMBER) :It consists of
written examination and interview for the
selection of candidates for the various services
and posts.
 Preliminary Examination

Paper I is of general studies

Paper II is from a selected list of optional

subjects for preliminary examinations.

The course content for the optional subjects will be of

the degree level.
Each paper is of two hours duration.
Blind candidates are allowed an extra time of 20 minutes
for each paper.
 Subjects for Paper II
(one subject to be selected):
Agriculture, Mechanical Engineering,
Animal Husbandry and Medical Science,
Veterinary Science, Philosophy,
Botany, Physics,
Chemistry, Political Science,
Civil Engineering, Psychology,
Commerce, Public Administration,
Economics, Sociology,
Electrical Engineering , Statistics,
Geography, Zoology,
Geology, Law,
Indian History, Mathematics,
 Main Examination
Paper I - One Indian language (selected
by the candidate) 300 marks
Paper II - English 300 marks
Paper III - Essay 200 marks
Paper IV&V - General Studies 300 marks
each
Paper VI-IX - Any two subjects (optional
papers to be selected by the candidate)
with two papers each 300 marks for each
 Paper VI-IX - Any two subjects
(Total 23)

1. Agriculture, 1. Mechanical Engineering,

2. Animal Husbandry and 2. Medical Science,
Veterinary Science, 3. Philosophy,
3. Botany, 4. Physics,
4. Chemistry, 5. Political Science,
5. Civil Engineering, 6. Psychology,
6. Commerce, 7. Public Administration,
7. Economics, 8. Sociology,
8. Electrical Engineering , 9. Statistics,
9. Geography, 10. Zoology,
10. Geology, 11. Law,
11. Indian History, 12. Mathematics,
 List of Optional Subjects (Literature)
(Total 26)
1. Arabic 1. Kashmiri
2. Gujarati 2. Pali
3. Manipuri 3. Telugu
4. Sanskrit 4. English
5. Assamese 5. Konkani
6. Hindi 6. Persian
7. Nepali 7. Urdu
8. Sindhi 8. French
9. Bengali 9. Marathi
10. Kannada 10. Punjabi
11. Oriya 11. German
12. Tamil 12. Malayalam
13. Chinese 13. Russian
 Interview (April/May)
The object of the interview is to assess
the personal suitability and judge the
mental caliber of the candidate.

The candidate must exhibit an intelligent

interest in events happening around him
so that he appears to be a complete
personality.

The interview will carry 300 marks

(with no minimum qualifying marks).
 Medical Test and Training
There is also a medical test, especially
rigid for IPS.
Out of the final candidates selected top
rankers are appointed as IAS officers.

Once appointed, all probationary officers

of the All India and Central Services
undergo a compulsory foundation training.
SELECTION
 .
 Age Limits
Minimum - 20 Years
Maximum - 25 Years

Age Relaxations
The upper age limit prescribed above will be relaxable.
(i) upto a maximum of five years if a candidate belongs to a Scheduled Caste or a
Scheduled Tribe.
(ii) upto a maximum of ithree years n the case of candidates belonging to Other
Backward Classes who are eligible to avail of reservation applicable to such candidates.
(iii) upto a maximum of five years for Central Government Servants in accordance with
the existing instructions of the Central Government. Ex-servicemen will also be eligible
for this relaxation. However the total relaxation claimed on account of Government
Service will be limited to 5 years.
(iv) upto a maximum of five years if a candidate had ordinarily been domiciled in the
State of Jammu & Kashmir during the period from 1st January, 1980 to the 31st day of
December, 1989.
Educational Qualifications
 Selection

Selection is through
1. Written examination,
2. Physical Standards/ Physical Efficiency
Tests and
3. Medical Standards Tests,
4. Interview/ Personality Test
 Examination
The written examination comprise of two papers each of two hours duration
Paper I
General Ability and
Intelligence
(The questions in this paper
will be of Objective Type - 250 Marks
Multiple Answers - in which
the questions will be set in
English as well as Hindi)
Paper II
Essay, Prcis Writing and
Comprehension
(In this paper candidates will
be allowed the option of
writing the Essay Component
150 Marks
in English or Hindi, but the
medium of Prcis Writing and
Comprehension Components
will be English only)

The physical and medical standards test will conduct only of

the candidates qualify the written examination
Interview for Personality Test 200 Marks
 Syllabus
Paper I : General Ability and Intelligence
The objective type questions with multiple choices in this paper will
broadly cover the following areas :

1. General Mental Ability - The questions will be

designed to test the logical reasoning, quantitative
aptitude including numerical ability, and data
interpretation.
2. General Science - The questions will be set to test
general awareness, scientific temper, comprehension
and appreciation of scientific phenomena of everyday
observation including new areas of importance like
Information Technology, Biotechnology, Environmental
Science.
3. Current Events of National and
International Importance - The questions
will test the candidates awareness of current
events of national and international importance
in the broad areas of culture, music, arts,
literature, sports, governance, societal and
developmental issues, industry, business,
globalization, and interplay among nations.

4. Indian Polity and Economy - The questions

shall aim to test candidates knowledge of the
Countrys political system and the Constitution of
India, social systems and public administration,
economic development in India , including its
indicators.
5. History of India - The questions will
broadly cover the subject in its social,
economic and political aspects. This shall
also include the areas of growth of
nationalism and freedom movement.

6. Indian and World Geography - The

questions shall cover the physical, social
and economic aspects of geography
pertaining to India and the World.
 Paper II : Essay, Precis
Writing and Comprehension
This paper shall test candidates ability to bring to fore
his/her ideas on the given essay topic, arrange them in a
coherent, orderly, concise, understandable and lucid
manner in effective and grammatically correct language
free from spelling errors.

Further, this shall test candidates ability to understand

the given passages for precis writing and comprehension
and their skills to summarize the precis passage and
reply to the short-answered questions on the
comprehension passage.
 Physical Standards
Men Women
Height 165 cms 157 cms

Chest (unexpanded) 81 cms.

(With 5 cms. Minimum
expansion)

Weight 50 Kgs According to height but Not

less than 46 Kgs.
 Medical Standards
(a) Eye Sight :

Distant Vision Near Vision

Better eye Worse eye Better eye Worse eye

(Corrected Vision) (Corrected Vision)
6/6 6/12
or
6/9 6/9 J.I J.II

(b) The candidates must not have knock-knees, Flat Foot, Varicose Veins or
squint in eyes and they should possess high colour vision. The candidates will
be tested for colour vision by Ishaharas test as well as Edrich-Green Lantern
Test. They must be in good mental and bodily health and free from any physical
defect likely to interfere with the efficient performance of the duties.
 Physical Efficiency Tests
(PETs)
Male Female
(a) 100 Meters race In 16 seconds In 18 Seconds

(b) 800 Meters race In 3 minutes In 4 minutes

3.5 Meters (3 3.0 Meters (3

(c) Long Jump
chances) chances)

1.05 Meters(3 0.90 Meters (3

(d) High Jump
chances) chances)

(e) Shot Put (7.26 Kgs.) 4.5 Meters -

Application Procedure
 Reservation
Reservation will be made for candidates
belonging to
1. Scheduled Castes,
2. Scheduled Tribes and
3. Other Backward Classes
in respect of vacancies as may be fixed by
the Government.
 Test Centers
The Examination will be held at the following Centres :
1. Agartala, 1. Cuttack,
2. Gangtok, 2. Kolkata,
3. Panaji ( Goa ), 3. Thiruvananthapuram,
4. Ahmedabad, 4. Dehradun,
5. Hyderabad, 5. Lucknow,
6. Patna, 6. Tirupati,
7. Aizwal, 7. Delhi,
8. Imphal, 8. Madurai,
9. Port-Blair, 9. Udaipur,
10. Allahabad, 10. Dharwar,
11. Itanagar, 11. Mumbai,
12. Raipur, 12. Vishakhapatnam,
13. Bangalore, 13. Dispur,
14. Jaipur, 14. Nagpur,
15. Ranchi, 15. Jorhat,
16. Bareilly, 16. Shillong,
17. Jammu, 17. Chandigarh,
18. Chennai, 18. Kochi,
19. Kohima, 19. Shimla,
20. Srinagar,
 Useful Contact

For further details regarding the exam, contact

Under Secretary (CSP)

Union Public Service Commission,
Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road,
New Delhi-110 011.

Recruitment
Eligibility
Age
Applications
 Selection

 Examination Subjects:
The following will be subjects for the written examination
(each of 2 hours duration):
(a) For admission to Indian Military Academy, Naval
Academy and Air Force Academy:
1. English - This paper tests the understanding of the
English language.

2. General Knowledge - This tests the general knowledge,

current events, history of India, geography of nature
and other matters of everyday observation.

3. Elementary Mathematics - This paper covers arithmetic,

algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics.
(b) For Admission to Officers Training Academy (OTA):
1. English - This paper tests the understanding of the
English language.
2. General Knowledge - This tests the general knowledge,
current events, history of India, geography of nature
and other matters of everyday observation.

Note:

(i) The papers in all subjects will consist of OBJECTIVE-TYPE

(Multiple-Choice questions only). The question papers will be set in
English only.
(ii) Each paper will be of 2 hours duration and will carry 100 marks.
 Standard of Examination
The standard of the paper in Elementary
Mathematics will be of the Matriculation
Examination.
The standard of papers in other subjects
will approximately be such as may be
expected of a graduate of an Indian
University.
 Interview and Special Tests
Personality tests - These tests are as follows

1. Situation Reaction Test (SRT) - Sixty situations are given and

the candidate is required to answer the reactions within 30
minutes.
2. Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) - A set of 12 pictures are
shown and the candidate is required to write a story in 3 minute
for each picture.
3. Word Association Test (WAT) - Sixty words are projected and
the candidate is required to make a sentence, in 15 seconds for
each word.
4. Group test - Group Test is conducted in batches of 8-10
candidates. The test consists of group planning, group discussion,
outdoor group tasks. The candidates are asked to take lectures on
certain topics.
 Syllabus of C D S Exam

EnglishThe question paper will be designed to test the candidates'

understanding of English and workman-like use of words.

General KnowledgeGeneral Knowledge, including knowledge of

current events and such matters of everyday observation and
experience in their scientific aspects as may be expected of an
educated person who has not made a special study of any scientific
subject. The paper will also include questions of History of India and
Geography of a nature which candidates should be able to answer
without special study.
 Last Date for Receipt of Applications either by hand or
by Post/Speed Post or by Courier : 8th June 2009
Date of Examination : 11th October, 2009
Date of Notification : 09th May 2009
Eligibility
Application Forms
 Selection

Plan of Examination
The examination shall be conducted according to the following Plan:
Part I - Written examination
Part II - Interview
Written examination: Subjects of written examination and marks
allotted to each is as follows

Sl. no Subjects Marks

1 General English 100
2 Geology Paper I 200
3 Geology Paper II 200
4 Geology Paper III 150
5 Hydrogeology 150
 Interview
The object of the interview is to assess his suitability for the posts for
which he has competed. Special attention will be paid in the Personality
Test to assess the candidate's
Capacity for leadership,
Initiative and intellectual curiosity,
Tact and other social qualities,
Mental and physical energy,
Powers of practical application,
Integrity of character and aptitude
for adapting themselves to the field life.
 Standard of papers

The standard of the paper in General English will

be such as may be expected of a science
graduate.
The papers on geological subjects will be
approximately of the M.Sc. degree standard of
an Indian University and questions will generally
be set to test the candidate's grasp of the
fundamentals in each subject.
 Eligibility
.Relaxation - The upper age limit may be relaxed in respect of the
Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and
such other categories of persons as may from time to time be
notified in this behalf by the Government of India.
Application Forms
 Selection
: The subjects of written examination, the marks allotted to
each subject will be as under:
 Each Paper is of 3 hours duration
All question papers will be of conventional (essay) type

Sr no. Subject Max. Marks

Indian Economic
A
Service
1 General English 150
2 General Studies 150
3 General Economics- I 200
4 General Economics- II 200
5 Indian Economics 200
Indian Statistical
B
Service
1 General English 150
2 General Studies 150
3 Statistics- I 200
4 Statistics- II 200
5 Statistics- III 200
 Standard of Papers
1. The standard of papers in General English and General
Studies will be that of a graduate of an Indian
University.
2. The standard of papers of other subjects will be that of
the Masters degree examination.

Examination Centres
Agartla, Ahmedabd, Aizawl, Allahabad, Bangalore,
Bareilly, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Chennai, Cuttack, Delhi,
Dharwar, Dispur (Guwahati), Gangtok, Hyderabad,
Imphal, Itanagar, Jaipur, Jammu, Jorhat, Kochi (Cochin),
Kolkata (Calcutta), Kohima, Lucknow, Madurai, Mumbai,
Nagpur, Panaji (Goa), Patna, Portblair, Raipur,
Sambalpur, Shillong, Shimla, Srinagar,
Thiruvananthapuram, Tirupati, Udaipur and
Vishakhapatnam.
 Syllabus

General English
General Studies
General Economics-I
General Economics-II
Indian Economics
Statistics-I
Statistics-II
Statistics-III
Eligibility
 Age

Relaxations :
The upper age limit may be relaxed in respect of the
Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward
Classes and such other categories of persons as may
from time to time be notified in this behalf by the
Government of India to the extent and subject to the
conditions notified in respect of each category.
 Personal Attributes
They must possess cOnsiderable
Physical stamina,
Endurance, and
Keen interest in nature conservation and
Animal protection.
Application Forms
 Selection

 Examination Subjects
The following will be the subjects for the written examination:
Compulsory:
(1) General English
(2) General Knowledge (150 marks each).
Optional: Any two of the following subjects:
(1) Agriculture,
(2) Botany,
(3) Chemistry,
(4) Civil Engineering,
(5) Geology,
(6) Agricultural Engineering,
(7) Chemical Engineering,
(8) Mathematics,
(9) Mechanical Engineering,
(10) Physics
(11) Zoology,
(12) Statistics,
(13) Forestry and
(14) Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science (200 marks each).
 Interview
The main aim of personality test is to judge the
suitability of candidates as officers of Indian
Forest Service.
The candidates appearing in the interview may
expect some questions on current affairs, forest
related issues, Indian Polity, Planning Process,
Budgeting and Economic Geography.
The personality test also aims at testing
leadership qualities, mental alertness, initiative,
balance of judgement, analytical capabilities
etc.
 Training
Selected candidates are sent for foundation training at
the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy, which is
followed by specialised orientation in Forest Service at
the Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy, Dehradun
with inputs on
Wildlife management,
Tribal welfare,
Soil conservation,
Forest management,
Engineering survey,
Weapon handling etc.
 Standard of Papers
The standard of papers in general English
and general knowledge will be as may be
expected of a Science/Engineering
graduate of an Indian University.
The standard of papers in other subjects
will be approximately that of Bachelor's
degree of an Indian University.
 Syllabus
1. General English
2. General Knowledge
3. Agriculture
Candidates will be required to answer questions from Sections (A) and (B) or
Sections (A) and (C) below:

(A) Agricultural Economics

(B) Agronomy
(C) Soil Science and Soil Conservation

 Eligibility

Relaxation : The upper age limit may be

relaxed in respect of scheduled caste, scheduled
tribes, other backward classes
APPLICATION
 Selection
Plan of Examination: The exam consists of two stages (a) Preliminary
Examination and (b) Main Examination
(a) Preliminary Examination (objective type):
The preliminary examination will be of a test for selection of candidates for
the main examination and would comprise the follow
(b) Main Examination (Conventional Type): The Main Examination will
consist of the following papers:ing subjects:

Paper Test Marks Duration

Language
Comprehension
(a) General
50
I English 3 hrs
150
(b)
Communication/
Writing Skill
II Arithmetic 100 2 hrs

Total 300
 Syllabus
Preliminary Examination (objective
type)
General Awareness
Arithmetic
Language Test
Reasoning Ability
In addition to the testing of candidates understanding of the
English Language and its correct usage, his writing ability would
also be tested. A question on paragraph writing/report writing. etc.
may also be included.
 Main Examination (Conventional Type)
Paper I: Language Comprehension
(a) General English: In addition to the testing of candidates
understanding of the English Language and its correct usage, his writing
ability would also be tested. A question on paragraph writing/report writing.
etc. may also be included.

(b) Communication/Writing Skill: In addition to the testing of

candidates ability to understand correct English/Hindi Language, his
comprehension and writing ability would also be tested. Questions on
Precise, Short Essay, Letter Writing etc., would also be included.

Paper II: Arithmetic

Simplifications involving Decimal Fractions, Ratio and Proportion,
Percentages, Average, Profit and Loss, Discount, Simple and Compound
Interest, Graphical Representation of Data, Reading of Linear Graphs and
Tab
Eligibility
Application
 Selection
: The subjects of written examination, the time allowed and the
maximum marks for each subject will be as follows:

S. No. Test Max. Marks Duration

General
Intelligence
1 50
and Clerical
Aptitude
English
2 50 2 hrs
Language
Numerical
3 50
Aptitude
General
4 50
Awareness
Educational Qualification
Relaxations : The upper age limit may be relaxed in respect of Scheduled
Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and such other
categories of person as may, from time to time, notified in the behalf by the
Government of India to the extent and subject to the conditions notified in
respect of each categories.




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S.No Programme Run Duration
S.No Programme Run Duration
Employment Newspaper : Published on every Friday
Cost Rs.5
Hindustan Times : Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday
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Career in Arts
BANK CLERICAL EXAM
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Clerk
Typist (English)
Steno (English)
Agricultural Clerks
Steno (Hindi)
Typist (English and
Hindi)
Steno (English and Hindi)
Clerk-cum-Cashier
Clerk-cum-Godown
Keeper
Data Entry Operators

Telephone Operators
 Educational Qualifications:


Additional Qualifications:
Age Limits:
 2.

 Educational Qualifications:

 Age Limits:
Not below 21 years and not above 28
years. The limit is relaxable in respect of
candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC and
other categories of persons.
3.
 Educational Qualifications:

Number of Chances:
Age:
 Plan of the Examination
The subjects of written test the time
allowed and the maximum marks allowed
to each subject shall be as under:
 Plan of the Examination
Tests No. of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

(A) ... ... ...

Objective Tests ... ... ...

... ... ... ...

1. Reasoning 75 80

2. English Language 50 50
3. General ...
50 60
Awareness
4. Quantitative
50 60
Aptitude
... 225 200 ...

(B) ... ... ...

Descriptive Paper ... ... ...

... ... ... ...

Argumentative
4 60 45 Minutes
Questions
 Note:

4.
Educational qualifications:
 Age Limits:

 Plan of the Examination:

Grade 'A' Officers
Paper Subject Duration Max. Marks

Phase I ... ... ...

Object Type Test Consisting of
: General Awareness,
I English Language, 3 hours 200
Quantitative Aptitude,
Reasoning.
Phase II ... ... ...
English (Essay, Precise
Writing/ Comprehension,
II 2.5 hours 100
Business/Office
Correspondence)
... ... ... ...

III Economic and Social Problems 2.5 hours 100

Grade 'B' Officer Papers

Phase I ... ... ...

Objective Type Test consisting
of: General Awareness,
I English Language, 3 hours 200
Quantitative Aptitude,
Reasoning
Phase II ... ... ...
English [Essay, Precise
Writing/Comprehension,
II 3 hours 100
Business/Office
Correspondence)
III Economic and Social Problems 3 hours 100
 Note:

 Age Limit:

 Educational Qualifications:

 Application Procedure:

Plan of the Examination:

 Road to Success

Positive Thinking
Positive Attitude
Hard Work