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PLAN OF EXAMINATION - MAINS
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Main Examination
will consist of a written examination and an interview test.
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Written Examination -
The Written examination will consist of seven papers of conventional essay
type questions as given below: -
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Compulsory Papers |
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Paper I |
General Studies |
3 hrs. |
300 Marks |
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Paper II |
General Studies |
3 hrs. |
300 Marks |
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Paper III |
General Hindi |
3 hrs. |
300 Marks |
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(b) Optional
Papers
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Paper IV |
Any two subjects
are to be selected (from the list of optional subjects set out in
Para
7) each subject will have two
papers.
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3 hrs. |
300 Marks for each paper |
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Paper VI |
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Paper VII |
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Interview Test - The interview test will
carry 250 marks. |
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Note-
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Candidates are required to obtain at
least 33% marks in each subject. In the case of candidates belonging to
Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Class, these minimum
qualifying marks would be
23%. |
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7. |
List of Optional Papers for Main
Examination:
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Agriculture |
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Geology |
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Animal Husbandary and Veterinary Science |
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Political Science and International Relations |
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Zoology |
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Public Administration |
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Botany |
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Sociology |
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Chemistry |
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Criminology and Forensic Science |
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Physics |
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Psychology |
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Mathematics |
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Philosophy |
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08 |
Statistics |
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Law |
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09 |
Civil Engineering |
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Hindi literature |
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Electrical Engineering |
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English literature |
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Mechanical Engineering |
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Sanskrit literature |
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Commerce & Accountancy |
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Urdu literature |
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Economics |
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Anthropology |
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History |
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Military Science |
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Geography |
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8. |
Candidates will not be allowed to offer the
following combination of subjects :-
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Political Science
and International Relations and Public Administration.
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Anthropology and
Sociology.
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Mathematics and
Statistics.
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Agriculture and
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science.
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Of the engineering
subjects, Viz. Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical
Engineering not more than one subject.
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Of the literatures
of Hindi, English, Sanskrit and Urdu Languages not more than one subject.
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Each paper will be of three hours duration.
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The question papers for the examination will
be of conventional essay type.
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Question papers
other than language papers will be both in Hindi and English. Question papers
of engineering subjects will be only in English.
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The candidates
will have the option to answer the question papers in Hindi or English except
in the case of language papers.
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Question No. 1 of
each paper (Consisting 20 short answer questions each one is to be answered
in one or two lines) will be Compulsory. Each question will carry 3 marks, maximum portion of the syllabi will be covered
under these questions.
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10.
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The details of the
syllabi for both compulsory and optional subjects of main examination as specified in Appendix-III |
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Examination
Plan
