BIHAR EXCISE SUB INSPECTOR EXAMINATION SYLLABUS
Bihar excise sub inspector examination will be held on 02-09-2012 in three sittings for three papers namely; Hindi Composition, English Composition and
General Knowledge. It is clearly mentioned in admit card that students will be
provided OMR answer sheet and they have to bring blue/black ball point pen for answering the questions. Hence it is certain that objective types questions will be asked. Although Commission has not
published it’s syllabus yet we are explaining here the syllabus from different
sources:
Hindi Composition:
English Composition: Comprehension, Common errors, fill in the blanks, antonyms, synonyms etc.
General Knowledge: The paper on general
knowledge will include questions covering the following fields of knowledge: General
science, current events of national and international importance, history and
culture of India, geography, Indian polity, Indian economy, Indian national
movement and freedom struggle, census of India. Questions related to culture,
history, geography, polity, census and current of Bihar will also be asked.
These topics are merely informational. For better preparation you should practice previously asked questions in different examinations of same nature. One Gk guide and one current affairs book are sufficient for General Knowledge section. For Hindi composition go through the any Hindi Grammar book and for English, it is better to practice more and more. Best of luck.
Interview: After written examination, qualified candidates will be called for interview and final merit list will be prepared adding written marks in interview.
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Interview: After written examination, qualified candidates will be called for interview and final merit list will be prepared adding written marks in interview.
For queries POST your Comment.
LATEST: BSSC GRADUATE LEVEL REVISED RESULT AND MAINS
latest: BIHAR EXCISE SUB INSPECTOR CUTOFF AND RESULT
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The Uttarakhand Cabinet increased the maximum age limit to 40 years for government jobs in the state and approved a policy to carry out projects in partnership with private companies. A meeting of the Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna, decided to provide 50 per cent reservation to women in Van Panchayats.It also approved a beach camping policy and sanctioned ropeways to Purnagiri and Yamunotri hill shrines, Uttarakhand Chief Secretary Alok Kumar Jain said. The maximum age limit for government jobs had been increased from 35 to 40 years for general category candidates, he said.
Candidates belonging to other categories would also get the benefit of the decision accordingly, Jain said.
The Cabinet okayed opening up of Rajiv Gandhi Navodaya Vidyalayas in Uttarkashi, Chamoli, Bageshwar, Rudraprayag and Udhamsingh Nagar districts, earlier sanctioned as Shyama Prasad Mukherjee residential schools.
These would be operated on the PPP model, Jain said.
Under the scheme, 50 per cent seats would be allocated to government-sponsored students while the remaining would be filled by private players on fee structure to be decided by them, he said.
The remaining eight out of the 13 districts in the state already had Rajiv Gandhi Navodaya Vidyalayas, Jain said.
The Cabinet approved a policy for carrying out projects in partnership with private companies, Jain said.
Finer points of the policy like identification of areas, process of decision-making and methodology for evaluation would be decided later, he said,
The Cabinet set up a seven-member empowered group of ministers, headed by the Chief Minister, to give clearance to proposals worth Rs five crore to Rs 250 crore.
The proposals having investment of more than Rs 250 cr would be decided by the full Cabinet, Jain said.
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