Allied Services syllabus FOR PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION

Allied Services syllabus Himachal Pradesh Subordinate Allied Services/ Posts Examination, 2018 Paper of three hours’ duration consisting of 200 marks (General Knowledge) (Objective type). 1. History, Geography and socio-economic development of Himachal Pradesh. 60 marks 2. Knowledge of current events of national and international importance and such matters of every dayobservation 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. 60 marks 3. Modern History (From 1857 onwards) of India, Indian culture, Indian Polity, Indian Economy, Geography of India, and Disaster Management. Environment and Gender issues and teaching of Mahatma Gandhi. 80 marks

Allied Services syllabus for Main Examination:-

Paper No. Paper Maximum Marks Duration of paper

I English (Conventional) 150 Marks 03 hours Candidates will be required to answer questions designed to test their understanding of English and workmen like the use of words. Some of the questions will be devised to test also their reasoning power, their capacity to perceive implications their ability to distinguish between the important and the less important and to write an essay. Passage will usually be set for summary or précis. Credit will be given for concise the effective expression.

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Paper No.II Hindi (Conventional) 150 Marks 03 hours

i) Translation of an English Passage into Hindi.
ii) Explanation of Hindi passage in Prose and Poetry in same language.
iii) Composition (Essay, Idioms, Correction etc).
Paper No. III General Knowledge 200 Marks 03 hours History, geography, and socio-economic development of Himachal Pradesh. Knowledge of current events of National and International importance and of such matter 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 on Modern History (From 1857 onwards) of India, Indian culture, Indian polity, Indian Economy and Geography of India of such nature as candidates should be able to answerwithout special study and question on the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. No candidate would be considered to have qualified the Written test unless he obtains 40% marks in aggregate in all papers and at least 35% marks in each paper. The evaluation shall be based on the parameters as specified in Appendix-III.
There will be the following subjects for the (Main) examination:-Sr. No. Subject Max. Marks
1. Paper-I English (Conventional) 150
2. Paper-II Hindi(Conventional) 150
3. Paper-III General Knowledge 200

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Evaluation: The evaluation of a candidate shall be based on the parameters as specified in
Parameters of evaluation
1. Written Test:
{ Percentage of marks obtained in the written test to be calculated out of 85 marks. For example, a candidate getting 50 % marks in written test will be given 42.5 marks}. 85 marks
2. Evaluation of candidates to be made in the following manner:- 15 marks
(i) Weightage for the minimum educational qualification prescribed in the Recruitment & Promotion Rules:
{ Percentage of marks obtained in the educational qualification would be multiplied by 0.025. For example, an individual has secured 50 % marks in the required educational qualification, he / she will be allowed 1.25 marks (50×0.25=1.25)} 2.5 marks
(ii) Belonging to notified Backward Area or Panchayat, as the case maybe. 1 mark
(iii) Landless family/ family having land less than 1 Hectare to be certified by the concerned Revenue Authority. 1 mark
(iv) Nonemployment Certificate to the effect that none of the family members is in Government / Semi Government service. 1mark
(v) Differently abled persons with more than 40% impairment / disability/ infirmity. 1 mark
(vi) NSS( at least one year) / certificate holders in NCC / The Bharat Scout and Guide / Medal winner in National Level sports competitions. 1 mark
(vii) BPL family having a family annual income (from all sources) below Rs.40,000/- or as prescribed by the Govt. from time to time. 2 marks
(viii) Widow / divorced / destitute / single woman. 1 mark
(ix) Single daughter / Orphan 1 mark
(x) Training of at least 6 months duration related to the post applied for from a recognised University / Institution. 1 mark
(xi) Experience upto a maximum of 5 years in Govt./ Semi Govt. Organisation relating to the post applied for (0.5 marks only for each complete year). 2.5 marks

Allied Services syllabus IMPORTANT POINTS IN RESPECT OF PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION:-

(i) Answer Key of Preliminary Examination will be uploaded on the official website of the Commission after freezing the answer sheets and objection(s), if any; will be entertained upto seven days after displaying/uploading the same on the website of the Commission. The objection(s) will be got verified from the concerned subject matter expert(s) and if found correct; a revised answer key of that screening test will be uploaded on the website of the Commission.
(ii) The candidate who has the disability of 40% or more and is not in a position to read or write shall have the discretion of opting for his own scribe/ reader by making the prior request in writing along with disability certificate issued by the competent medical authority in support of his claim to the Commission at least two weeks before the examination/ test. Such candidate who shall make the use of scribe/ reader shall be given 20 minutes per hour, compensatory time in examination.
(iii) Re-checking/ re-evaluation, for the written examination/ preliminary examination, will not be allowed in any case.