Scheme Of The Examination for Geologists Examination Exams in India

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Union Public Service Commission - Geologists Examination 2006 The Union Public Service Commission will hold the Geologists Examination, 2006 commencing from 2nd December 2006 for recruitment to the posts of Geologists (Junior), Group A in the Geological Survey of India and Jr. Hydro geologist (Scientist B) Group A and Assistant Hydrogeologist, Group B in the Central Ground Water Board. The examination will be held at various centers across the country. Salient features of the examination are published herein for general information of candidates. For details regarding Eligibility conditions, Syllabus and Scheme of the examination, Centres of examination, Guidelines for filling up the

Scheme Of The Examination The examination comprises: Written Examination in subjects set out as follows Interview for Personality Test for such candidates as may qualify in the Written Test. Examination Subjects The subjects of the examination, the time allowed and the maximum marks for each subject will be as follows: Sl No. Test Questions No. Marks Duration 1 General Intelligence 60 120 .. 2 General English 40 80 2 Hrs 3 Arithmetical Ability 40 80 .. 4 General Awareness 60 120 .. Total 200 400

Scheme Of The Examination The Combined Preliminary Examination will be of a Test for selection of candidates for the Main Examination for the different categories of posts, mentioned in the first paragraphs, and would comprise the following subjects: Paper No. of Questions Marks Duration Part A General Intelligence & General Awareness 100 100 2 Hrs Part B Arithmetic 100 100 2 Hrs Note :- a. Both Parts A & B will be of objective type (multiple choice type). b. Question Papers (Test Booklets) for both the Parts in Preliminary Exam will be set both in English and Hindi.

1. Introduction A competitive examination for the recruitment of Assistant Development Officers' in the Life Insurance Corporation is held once a year, generally in the month of September. The blank application forms and particulars are published in the Employment News, generally in the month of July and the last date for submission of applications is generally the first week of August. 2. Eligibility a. Educational Qualifications: Candidates must hold a Bachelor's Degree in Arts, Science, Commerce, Agriculture or Law of an Indian or Foreign University or an equivalent qualification. b. Age Limits: The applicants should have completed the age of

Scheme of the Examination The subjects of the examination, the time allowed and the maximum marks for each subject will be as follows: Sl No. Test Questions No. Marks Duration 1 General Intelligence 50 50 .. 2 General Awareness 50 50 2 Hrs 3 Comprehension and Writing Ability in English 50 50 .. 4 Arithmetic 50 50 .. Total 200 200 Note :- Both the question paper will contain "Objective Multiple Choice" items, each containing four alternative responses. All parts except Comprehension and Writing Ability of English will be printed in both Hindi and English.

Scheme Of The Examination The examination will consist of two parts: a. Part I Written Examination b. Part II Stenography Test. Written Examination The subjects of the written examination, the time allowed and the maximum marks for each subject will be as follows: Subject Max. Marks Time allowed Language 100 2 Hrs 100 .. There is a single paper for both the subjects of the Objective multiple Choice Type questions. Candidates are required to qualify in each of the two subjects separately. The Commission has full discretion to fix the minimum qualifying marks in either or both the subjects. Only such candidates who attain, in each of the two

Scheme of Examination a. The subjects of the written examination, the time allowed and the maximum marks allotted to each subject will be as follows : Subject Code Duration Maximum Marks Mathematics 01 2 1/2 Hours 300 General Ability Test 02 2 1/2 Hours 600 Total 900 b. The papers in all the subjects will consist of objective type questions only. The question papers (Test Booklets) OF mathematics and part "b" of general ability tests will be set bilingually in hindi as well as english. c. In the question papers, wherever necessary, questions involving the metric system of Weights and Measures only will be set. d. Candidates must write the papers in their own hand.

Scheme Of The Examination The examination comprises: a. Written Examination b. Viva-Voca test of such candidates as may be called by the commission carrying a maximum of 250 marks. Written Examination The subjects of written examination, the marks allotted to each subject will be as under: Sl. No. Subject Max. Marks Indian Economic 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 Service 1 General English 150 2 General Studies 150 3 Statistics- I 200 4 Statistics- II 200 5 Statistics- III 200 i. Each Paper is of 3 hours duration ii. All question papers will be of conventional (essay) type Standard of Papers The standard of papers in General English and General Studies will be that of a graduate

Scheme Of The Examination The examination comprises: a.Part A Written Test b. Part A Shorthand Tests in Hindi or in English for those who qualify at the written test. Part A The subjects of the examination, the time allowed and the maximum marks for each subject will as follows: Written Test I General Test (Objective) General English 200 2 Hrs General Knowledge II Essay 100 2 Hrs Part B Shorthand Test in Hindi or English for those who qualify in the written test-300 marks. Note: a. Paper II of the written examination shall be evaluated of only those candidates who attain a minimum qualifying standard in Paper 1 as may

Staff Selection Commission - Combined Graduate Level Examination 2006 Addendum Sub: Combined Graduate Level (Preliminary) Examination 2006 Scheme of Examination for Visually Handicapped (Blind / Partially blind) candidates with visual disability of forty percent and above. F.No.3/6/2006 P&P-I, candidates may please refer to the Notice published by the Commission in the Employment News. Rozer Samachar edition 14-20th October 2006 on the above subject matter and to note that all the visually handicapped candidates including Blind and partially blind persons with visual disability of forty percent and above, who have applied for examination and intends to avail the

1. Introduction This examination is held four times a year as advertised in the Employment News and leading newspapers. 2. Eligibility a.Eligibility: Unmarried male Indian citizens (including those of Nepal) are eligible. b. Educational Qualifications: Matriculation or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology. c. Age Limits: 16 to 23 years. d. Physical Standards: i. Height: 167 cms, relaxable for certain regions. ii. Weight: 50 kg, relaxable for certain regions. iii. Chest: 77/82 cm. 3. Application Procedure As in Soldier Technical Exam 7. Selection Procedure. 4. Scheme Of the Examination a. Paper I (Time: 45 minutes-Max. Marks: 100) The eligible

1. Introduction This examination is held once a year, generally in the month of August. The blank application and particulars are published in the Employment News, usually in the month of March. The last date for the submission of applications is usually first week of April every year. 2. Eligibility a. Age Limits: 18 to 28 years on the first June of the year of examination. b. Educational Qualifications: Pass in Higher Secondary with 60% marks of Graduate of a recognized University. 3. Examination Fee Rs. 40/- (Rs. Forty only). No fee for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, Physically Handicapped, Ex-Servicemen and

The Institute for Charted Accountants of India (New Delhi) Important Announcement: In view of the General Elections to some of the State Assemblies in the month of April/May 2006, the Charted Accountants Professional Education-I, Professional Education-II and Final examinations, Post Qualification Courses in Management Accountancy Course (Part-I), corporate Management Course (Part-I), tax management course (part-I), Insurance and Risk Management (IRM) and International trade Laws and World Trade Organization Course (ITL & WTO) examinations scheduled to be held from 2nd May 2006 to 10th May 2006. the sequence of papers, centres of examinations and other conditions shall remain the same. The council reserves the

1. Introduction This examination is held four times a year as advertised in the Employment News-and leading newspapers. 2. Eligibility Conditions Unmarried male Indian citizens (including those of Nepal) are eligible. a. Essential Qualification: Matriculation or equivalent with Mathematics, English and Science. b. Age Limits: 16 to 23 years. c. Physical Standards: i. Height: 167 cms, relaxable for certain regions. ii. Weight: 50 kg, relaxable for certain regions. iii. Chest: 77/82 cm. 3. Application Procedure Blank application forms are available, free of cost, at local Recruitment Offices, District Collector's Office, Zila Parishads and Employment Exchanges. Candidates are at liberty to

Come January and the University Grants Commission will launch a unique scheme of bringing a cluster of colleges together to make optimum use of resources and utilize and avoid duplication to achieve common objectives. Based on the globalization principle of breaking boundaries and devised at the behest of institutions, the scheme proposes joint ventures for introduction of undergraduate courses in emerging areas like biotechnology, genetics and bioinformatics which require huge investments. From January, such courses can be started in one of the colleges forming part of a cluster. Other colleges of the cluster can, however, enroll students for the course