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Time Allowed :Three Hour  maximum marks :-300

Candidates should attemt question no.1 and 5 which are compulsory and any three of the remaining question from each section .

The number of marks carried by each question is indicated at the end of the question .

Section A

1) Write analytical notes on the following in not more than 200 words each.suitable real- life /hypothetical illustration may be incorporated ,wherever relevant to buttress your answers:                 20X3=60

a) Cultural barriers in communication

b) Hedge accounting

C) Lewin’s three -step model

2)

a)”we don’t see things as they are ,we see things as we are .”Explain in the context of organisational behaviour . 30

b)”The research on the effects of strategic planning generally finds it has no effect on corporate performance .”Critically examine the statement . 30

3).

a)The higher wage effect does not necessarily translate into higher cost .”Explain with examples from India and abroad . 30

b)Creativity and innovation are inevitable instruments of excellence ;yet they differ in their basic characteristics .”Analyse this statement and assess how organisations can encourage both. 30

4)

a) show ,with an example ,how break -even point of sales can be calculated when the number of units produced is not know. 20

b)what are the five sources of power ,as listed by French and Raven ,exercised by managers to influence the behaviour of individuals in an Organisation ? 20

c)with suitable illustration(s),highlight the concept of corporate social responsibility in India .

Section B

5)Write analytical notes on the following in not more than 200 words each.  20X3=60

a) segmentation hypothesis of capital market

b) share penetration index

c) synthetic loan

6)”

a)Operating and financial leverage are symmetric in behaviour .”Critically examine the statement from risk -analysis point of view. 30

b)Explain ,with brief illustrations,the expectation hypothesis of bond valuation .

7)

a)”Coca -Cola accounted for less than 2 ounces of the 64 ounces of fluid that each of the world’s 4.4 billion people drank on average every day .The enemy is coffee ,milk tea water .”Explain the strategic implication of the statement . 30

b) Define and distinguish between ‘points- of- parity’ and ‘points-of-difference’ in the context of brand positioning .substantiate with suitable illustrations . 30

a)Explain the various methods of estimating current demand . 20

b) Discuss the various elements involved in marketing profitability analysis . 20

c)Discuss the various elements of the demographic envir0nment that affect marketing . 20

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Time Allowed :   Three Hours Maximum Marks :300

Candidates should attempt Question nos.1 and 5 which are compulsory  and any three of the remaining questions selecting at least  one question from each section

Optional Subjects- Commerce & Accountancy-II

SECTION A

1) Write shorts notes on the following in about 150 words:  15×4=60

a)Internal vs.External locus of control .

b)Emergence of virtual ‘Organisation ‘.

c)Application of ‘Johari Window’ in conflict resolution .

d)Bureaucratic Dysfuctions.

2)

a)  In order to exit ,sustain and grow ,an organisation needs to have a pyramid of a set of goals to be achieved by the people .’Explain with suitable example . 30

b)  organisational politics is a way of life and it can be constructively used by following ethical political behaviour  for accomplishment of organisational activities .’

How far do you agree or disagree ?Give reasons .    30

3)

a) Critically examine the inter-linkage of three main aspects of the Expectancy modal of motivation .In what way does this model value human dignity ?Explain.

b)’To bring about organisational effectiveness ,it calls for Organisational Development (OD) interventions .’Explain which type of OD interventions can be used and why ?   30

4)

a)’Centralisation and Decentralisation not only exit in an organisation ,but they also reinforce each other .’Elaborate with illustrations .

b)In what ways Information Technology has forced and influenced many organisation to restructure themselves ?Explain with suitable examples.

SECTION B

5)Write shorts notes on the following in about 150 words:  15×4=60

a)Considerations in designing ‘pay for performance’incentive system .

b)voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) and ‘catch -22 ‘ situation .

c)Succession planning for managers.

d)360 degree Feedback evaluation .

6)

a) why do some organisations need more complex and comprehensive Human Resources planning system than other ?what kind of information might an HR planner want to collect about the external market ?Describe .

b)’The backbone of the entire employee evaluation process is the “Appraisal Interview” itself .’Critically evaluate statement .    30

7)

a) ‘Job analysis typically produces merely a job description and the context in which work activities are performed .’Critically evaluate the statement . 30

b) Explain key features of Industrial Grievances .suggest a model grievance procedure for settlement of such disputes .

a)

In what ways do the Industrial Relations in public and private enterprises differ from each other ?How can the two sectors stand to gain from each other ‘s experiences so as to improve their industrial relations? 30

b)

‘The uneven economic development in the world presents the main hinderance to the adoption of I.L.O.conventions and recommendations  lying down ‘uniform’minimum labour standard .’Comment and also bring out the impact of I.L.O. conventions on Indian labour legislations . 30

Union Public Service Commission
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Indicative Advt. No. 23 of 2011

UPSC online invited applications for the following post:

• Vacancy No.: 11122301410
• Post Name: Deputy Diretor (Administration/ Insurance/ Training etc.) in the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation:
• Total Vacancies: 36 Posts (SC 05/ ST 03/ OBC 11/ UR 17)

• Vacancy No.: 11122302410
• Post Name: Deputy Director (Finance) in the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation.
• Total Vacancies: 20 Posts (SC 03/ ST 02/ OBC 06/ UR 09)

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Candidates are also required to take out a print-out of the finally submitted online recruitment application through ORA website. Printout of the ONLINE recruitment application alongwith specified documents/ certificates should be sent by Hand/ by post to Joint Seretary (Recruitment), UPSC, Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road New Delhi 110069 by 12th Jan 2012.

FRENCH

Paper 2

Literature

Time Allowed :                                                                                                                                                                                                Three Hours Maximum Marks :300

Candidates should attempt Question nos.1 and 5 which are compulsory  and any three of the remaining questions selecting at least  one question from each section .

Answer must be written in french unless otherwise directed .

SECTION A

1.) Repondez a trois questions de votre choix :                         20X3=60

A)

1 Relevez les traits du heros classique a partir du texte “Le Cis”en indiquant les traits dominants de ce caractere (Rodrigue) et ses diverses manifestations .

2  Analysez le personnage d’Harpagon a partir du texte de “1″Avare “de Moliere.

B) Parlant de “Le Mariage de Figaro “,Napoleon a dit : “C’est la Revolution en action “.Etes-vous  d’accord avec ce jugement ? Justifiez votre reponse .

C) Tracez les traits du heros romantique a partir du texte au programme .

D) Montrez que Charles Baudelaire est le precurseur des symbolistes a partir des poemes au programme .

2) “Eugenie Grandet “:En degageant les themes du roman ,dites dans quelle mesure Balzac fait penser a Moliere et dans quelle mesure ,il le depasse. 30+30 =60

3) racine ,penetre des exemples grecs ,retrouvait le secret de  lemotion proprement tragique qui nait du spectacle de l’homme accable par la cruate du distin.”commentez ce jugement a propos d’ Andromaque “.

4) Montrez que ‘Le Mariage de  Figaro’ est le document litteraire .le plus significatif sur letat de lopinion francaise a la veille de 1789.

SECTION B

5)Repondez aux questions suivantes (Trois au choix ):20X3=60

A)

1Sous l’apparence d’une histoire imaginaire ,quelle lecon politique lonesco communique -t-il dans ‘Rhinoceros “?

2 Montrez la philosophie de sartre a l’aide du texte au programme “Les Mains Sales”.

B) parlez de la philosophie de camus  a l’aide du texte au programme ,”L’Etranger”.

C) Qu’est -ce que vous aimez dans le poems de prevert “Pour faire le portrait d’un oiseau”? Expliquez avec des exemples.

D) Quelle est l’attitude Du personnage principal Jodoin envers la societe de son epoque ?

6) Realisme et mythologie:Montrez que ce sont la les deux lignes de force,avec  des effets divergants et pourtant complementaires de la dramaturgie de Ionesco.

30+30 =60

7)Pourquoi le personnage principal decide -t-il d’agir contre son gre ,dans le roman “Le voile de Draupadi”? 60

Les grands realisateurs du cinema francais resentez en detail au moins trois d’entre eux. 60

English paper 2

Literature

Time Allowed :Three Hour  maximum marks :-300

Candidates should attemt question no.1 and 5 which are compulsory and any three of the remaining question from each section .

The number of marks carried by each question is indicated at the end of the question .

Answer must be written in English

Section A

1) Write shorts notes on any three of the following:

20×3=60

(a) Prufrock’s struggle to find a proper emotion for the occasion he wants to celebrate .

(B)Yeats’ preoccupation with old age and death in The Tower .

(C) The Shield of Achilles and the poet’s handling of dark premonition.

2)

(A)Who are the “Poets of the thirties” and what is their contribution to English literature ?Explain.

(B) comment on the elements of modern English poetry in Philip Larkin’s poems prescribed for your study .

3)

With examples,highlight the major post-colonial approaches to Indian English literature .

4)

A) what is ‘Kitchen-sink-realism’? comment on this phenomenon in the light of Look Back In Anger .

(B) If waiting for Godot is considered to be play on the absurdity of exploring life for meaning,examine if there is a standpoint for this exploration .

Section B

5)

Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:

This penitential mood kept her from naming the wedding -day.The beginning of November found its date still in abeyance ,though he asked her at the most tempting times .But Tess’s desire seemed to be for a Perpetual betrothal in which everything should remain as it was then .

The meads were changing now;but it was still warm enough in early afternoons before milking to idle there awhile ,and the state of dairy -work at this time of year allowed a spare hour for idling ,Looking over the damp sod in the direction of the sun ,a glistening ripple of gossamer webs was visible to their eyes under the luminary ,like the track of moonlight on the sea .Gnats ,knowing nothing of their brief glorification ,wandered across the shimmer of this pathway ,irradiated

as if the bore fire withib them ,then passed out of its line,and were quit extinct .In the presence of these things he would remind her that the date was still the question .

or he would ask her at night ,when he accompanied her on some mission invented by Mrs. Crick to give him opportunity .This was mostly a journey to the farm house on the slopes above the value ,to inquire how the advanced cows were getting on in the straw-barton to which they were relegated  .For it was a time of year that brought great changes to the world of kine. Batches of the animals were sent away daily to this lying -in hospitals ,where they lived on straw till their calves were born ,after which event ,and as soon as the calf could walk ,mother and offspring were driven back to the dairy .In the interval which elapsed before the calves were sold there was ,of course,little milking to be done ,but as soon as the calf had been taken away milkmaids would have to set to work as usual .

a)what does the author say about cows and calves?

b)On which occasion did he ask Tess about the wedding?

c)Comment on the changing season as depicted by the author .

d)what led the man to remind the women of “The date”?

e)why did not Tess name the wedding day ?

f)Explain the meaning of any five of the six underlined words /terms in the passage,keeping in mind the context in which these are used .

6)

a) The artist is at once a member of his society ,a rebel,a martyr and the possible saviour ,in whose imagination the spirit of man is continually affirmed .,Explain

how this definition applies to stephen in A portrait of the Artist as a young man .

b) After his failure in two crucial tests of his life ,is Jim in Lord Jim redeemed ?

7)

a) In Mrs .Dalloway ,we stay with.Clarissa ‘s consciousness For the most part .-Do you agree ?

b) In sons and Lovers,what does the nature of how paul Morel relates to his women lovers tell us about the meaning of the novel?

a) Critically analyse A passage to India as an Englishman’s view of the Indian scenario.

b) what do the problems faced by Mr.Biswas with with the Tulsis ,tell us about both ?

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Candidates should attempt Question nos.1 and 5 which are compulsory  and any three of the remaining questions selecting at least  one question from each section .

All questions are equally marks

Section A

1) Answer the following in about 200 words each : 20×3=60

A) Discuss the contributions of DR. Gadril to Indian Economic Planning and Policy .Evalute the key elements of the ‘Gadril Formula ‘ used by the planning commission .

B) Bring out the role of state finance commissions in India ,with particular reference  to the rural economy .

C) compare and contrast the ‘Swadeshi of 1905 and the ‘Swadeshi ‘promoted later by Mahatmas Gandhi  .

2)

A) Gunder Frank held that development of one part of the world causes underdevelopment of another part .Does it Explain industrialisation of Britain and the de-industrialisation of Indian During the Britain raj? Assess .

B)Is Gunder Frank’s above view still valid in the contemporary world ? Substantiate  Your answer .

C) what were shortages faced by the manufacturing sector in India at the dawn of Independence ?

3)

A) “It was needless export pessimism that led  India to adopt import substitution strategy of industrialisation in the pre-industrialisation period .”

Critically examine .

B)

In a supply constrained economy ,how was it argued in India in the 1950s that deficit financing would help raise the growth rate ?In hindsight .

analyse the validity of this view .

4)

Discuss the poverty trends -both rural and urban ,between 1973 -74 and 2004-05 across States in tcrms of pace of reduction and concentration and relate them with changes in growth rates between the pre -and the post liberalisation periods.

Section B

5) Answer the following in about 150 words each : 15×4=60

A) Critically assess Tendulkar Committee’s  approach to measuring  poverty in India .

B)Delineate the role of the District planning committee .

C) what are the implications in the replacement of the prime Lending rate system recently ?

D) What are the four modes of GATS?What modes has been preferred  by Indian and Why ?

6)

A)”Declining Public Expenditure in agriculture is largely responsible for declaration of growth in this sector in India .”Critically Examine the valadity of this statement .

B) India  has of late been over -tertiarized .”do you agree ?substantiate  your answer .

C) Recent trends show that poverty incidence in urban areas is higher than its rural counterpart in more prosperous  states . what factors, do you think explain this?

7)

A) Critically examine the fiscal federal system as it operates in India presently .what improvements would you suggest ?

B) Asses the degree of success of the targeted Public Distribution System in the country in meeting its objectives.

A) Bring out the Broad changes in the level,composition and direction of indian exports and imports since liberalisation in India .

B) Examine the key elements of the swarnjayanti gram swarozgar yojna (SGSY) what are the major problem in its implementation ?

English paper 1

Literature

Time Allowed :Three Hour  maximum marks :-300

Candidates should attemt question no.1 and 5 which are compulsory and any three of the remaining question from each section .

The number of marks carried by each question is indicated at the end of the question .

Answer must be written in English

Section A

1) Write shorts notes on any three of the following :

20×3=60

(a)The roll of the full in king lear

(b)The metaphysical element in john donne’s poetry

(c)’The rape of the lock’ as a satire on eighteenth century “Polite society “

(d)The theme and style of ‘michael’ .as an example of wordsworth’s poetic principles.

2)

(a)what are the features that distinguish jacobean tragedy From the elizabethan ? Discuss with examples.

(b)what do you understand by the term “Neo -Classicism”?

3)

(a) what were the major preoccupations of the Victorian writers ?Illustrate from the texts you have studied?

(b)comment on the caliban -Prospero relationship in The Tempest.

4) what relevance does A Doll’s house have to comtemporary life in the 21st century ?Give your views.

Section B

5) Study the following poem and answer the following questions which follow:each answer should be around 60 words .

10×6=60

mirror

I am silver and exact .I have no preconceptions.whatever i see ,a I swallow immediately just as it is , unmisted by love or dislike .I am not cruel ,only truthfull-

The eye of the little God,four cornered.Most of The time I meditate  on the opposite wall .It is pink, with speckles.I have looked at it so long .I think it is a part of my heart .But it flickers .Faces and Darkness separate us over and over .Now I am a lake .A women bends over me ,Searching my reaches for what she really is Then she turns to those Liars ,the candles or the moon .

I see her back ,and reflect it faithfully.

She rewards me with tears and an agitation of hands .

I am important to her .she comes and goes .

Each morning it is her face that replaces the darkness.In me she has drowned a young girl,and in me an old women

Rises toward her day after day,like a terrible fish .

(1) Paraphrase the poem in 6-8 sentences.

(2) what is the theme of the poem ?

(3) Identify the speaker and the claims made by the speaker of the poem .

(4) what is the relationship between the women and the speaker ?

(5) Explain the words “Now I am a lake “.

(6) comment on the meaning of the last two lines .

6)

(a)Gulliver’s Travels and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn are known as  children’s classics .what appeal do they hold for the adult reader ?Discuss .

(b) “The tale is that of a man -hunt .”Do you agree with this critical view with reference Pride and prejudice ?

7)

(a) consider Tom Jones as a comic epic in prose about a foundling.

(b) Critically examine the role played by coincidence in Tess of the O’ Urbervilles.

Maggie Tulliver’s two relationship with phillip wakem and stephen Guest were both doomed  to failure .Analyse the reasons behind this.

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Examination Notice : 02/2012-CDS-I
Combined Defence Services Examination(I),2012.(Including SSC Women (Non-Technical) Course)

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1. Creation of smaller states and the consequent administrative, economic and development implications

2.Does Indian cinema shape our popular culture or merely reflect it.

3.Credit-based higher education system,status, opportunities and challenges.

4. In the Indian context, both human intelligence and technical intelligence are crucial in combating terrorism.

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Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

Advt. No.20/2011.

• Senior Scientific Officer Grade.II (Electronics): 05 Posts
• Assistant Director (Safety) (Civil Engineering): 01 Post
• Assistant Director (Safety) (Chemical Engineering): 02 Posts
• Senior Grade Officer: 11 Posts

Last Date: 11.11.11

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• No. 5/1/2011-EI(B): An examination for selection of candidates for appointment as Special Class Apprentices in Mechanical Department of Indian Railways will be held by the Union Public Service Commission on 29th January, 2012 in accordance with the Rules published by the Ministry of Railways (Railway Board) in the Gazette of India dated the 22nd October, 2011.
  • Age: 17-21 Years ( Relaxation as per Govt. Norms)
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Union Public Service Commission

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Advt. No.19

Upsc is inviting applications for the following post:

• Specialist Grade-III
  • Paediatric Surgery: 01 Post
  • Pulmonary: 01 Post
  • Cardiology: 03 Posts
  • Nephrology: 02 Posts
  • Urology: 01 Post
  • Neuro Surgery: 12 Posts
  • Burn Plastic Surgery & Reconstructive Surgery: 08 Posts
  • Biochemistry: 03 Posts
  • Forensic Medicine: 12 Posts
• Professor (Paediatrics): 01 Post
• Assistant Hydrologist: 01 Posts
• Training Officer (Farm Machinery): 01 Post
• Senior Architect: 01 Post
• Assistant Director (Safety): 03 Posts

Last Date: 27th October 2011

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Union Public Service Commission Advt. No. 18

• Senior Scientific Officer Grade I: 01 Post
• Assistant Director (Systems): 14 Posts
• Assistant Research Officer (Ore-Dressing): 01 Post
• Specialists Grade-III in the following departments:
  • General Medicine: 15 Posts
  • Psychiatry: 06 Posts
  • General Surgery: 13 Posts
  • Orthopaedics: 12 Posts
  • Paediatrics: 18 Posts
  • Obstetrics & Gynaecology: 30 Posts
  • Ophthalmology: 09 Posts
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  • Gastroenterology: 01 Posts
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  • Radio Diagnosis: 26 Posts

Last Date: 13th October 2011

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UPSC Indicative Advt. No. 16/2011

UPSC invites applications for various post :-UPSC recruitment 2011

• Vacancy No. 11081601627
  • Assistant Commissioner (Fishing Harbour) in the Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries, Ministryof Agriculture: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081602227
  • Scientist-SB (Physical-Civil) in National Test House, Department of Consumer Affairs, Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution.: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081603227
  • Deputy Assistant Director (Police Science) in the North Eastern Police Academy (NEPA), Meghalaya, Ministry of Home Affairs: 03 Posts
• Vacancy No. 11081604227
  • Deputy Drugs Controller (India) in the Central Drugs Standardization Control Organization (CDSCO) Under the Directorate General of Health Services, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare: 05 Posts
• Vacancy No. 11081605227
  • Deputy Legislative Counsel (Grade-III of India Legal Service), Legislative Department, Ministry of Law & Justice.: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081606527
  • Training Officer (Machine Tool Maintenance) in the Directorate General of Employment & Training, Ministry of Labour & Employment: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081608627
  • Assistant Controller of Mines in the Indian Bureau of Mines, Ministry of Mines: 05 Posts
• Vacancy No. 11081609627
  • Deputy Ore Dressing Officer in the Indian Bureau of Mines, Ministry of Mines: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081610527
  • Jr. Lecturer (Textiles) under the Office of the Development Commissioner for Handloom Ministry of Textiles: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081611627
  • Research Officers (Civil Engineering) in Central Water & Power Station, Pune, Ministry of Water Resources.: 08 Posts
• Vacancy No. 11081612227
  • Research Officer (Scientific-Geophysics) in Central Water and Power Research Station, Pune, Ministry of Water Resources: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081613227
  • Sr. Scientific Officer Grade-II (Lie Detector) in Central Forensic Science laboratory (CFSL), Central Bureau of Investigation, Ministry of Home Affairs: 03 Posts
• Vacancy No. 11081614127
  • Sr. Lecturer (Anatomy) in the Govt. Medical College & Hospital, Chandigarh, Department of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh Administration: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081615527
  • Lecturer (Hotel Management) in the Establishment of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Andaman & Nicobar Administration, Port Blair,: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. 11081616227
  • Sr. Scientific Officer Grade-II (Document) in Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL), Central Bureau of Investigation, Ministry of Home Affairs: 04 Posts

Last Date:  15th September, 2011 (22nd September 2011 for candidates from far_flung areas0

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GEOLOGISTS’ EXAMINATION, 2011

A competitive examination for recruitment to the posts mentioned in the para 2 below will be held by Union Public Service Commission

commencing form 3 rd December 2011 in accordance with the Rules published by the Ministry of Mines in the Gazette of India dated the 20th August, 2011 at the following centres.

• AHMEDABAD JAIPUR
• ALLAHABAD JAMMU
• BANGALORE KOLKATA
• BHOPAL LUCKNOW
• CHANDIGARH MUMBAI
• CHENNAI PATNA
• CUTTACK SHILLONG
• DELHI SHIMLA
• DISPUR THIRUVANANHYDERABAD
• THAPURAM
• Category I : (Posts in the Geological Survey of India, Ministry of Mines).
  • Geologist, Group “A”: 300 Posts
• Category II : (Posts in the Central Ground Water Board, Ministry of Water Resources)
  • Jr. Hydrogeologists (Scientist B), Group “A”: 07 Posts
  • Assistant Hydrogeologists, Group “B” : 30  Posts

LAST DATE :

• Online (From all candidates): The Online Applications can be filled upto 19th September 2011 till 11.59 PM after which the link will be disabled.
• Offline (From candidates residing in specified remote areas only): All Offline applications from candidates residing in Remote Areas only specified in para 6 of this Notice must reach the “Controller of Examinations, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi-110069” by Post/Speed Post only by 26th September, 2011. Candidates should note that no applications will be received by Hand or by Courier.

For full details visit the link below:
http://upsconline.nic.in/GEOL-2011-E.pdf
http://upsconline.nic.in/mainmenu2.php

Commission’s Name: UPSC
Address Dholpur House, Shahajahan Road, New Delhi 110069
Commission’s Website: http://www.upsc.gov.in

Advt. No. 15/2011

Union Public Service Commission Sangh Lok Seva Aayog (UPSC) invites applications in the prescribed format for direct recruitment to the following posts:

• Vacancy No. : 11081501513
  • Joint Agricultural Marketing Adviser in the Directorate of Marketing & Inspection (DMI), Department of Agriculture & Co-operation, M/o Agriculture: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. : 11081502213
  • Fisheries Scientist in the Fishery Survey of India, Mumbai, Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries, M/o Agriculture: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. : 11081503113
  • Anaesthetist (Family Welfare) in the Directorate General of Armed Forces & Medical Service (DFAFMS), M/o Defence: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. : 11081504213
  • Deputy Director in the Computer & Systems Division in National Crime Records Bureau, M/o Home Affairs: 03 Posts
• Vacancy No. : 11081505113
  • Specialist Grade II (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PMR)] M/o Health & Family Welfare.: 02 Posts
• Vacancy No. : 11081506213
  • Sr. Public Prosecutor in Central Bureau of Investigation: 05 Posts
• Vacancy No. : 11081507113
  • Sr. Lecturer (Ophthalmology) in the Government Medical College & Hospital, Chandigarh, Department of Medical Education & Research Chandigarh Administration: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. : 11081508513
  • Lecturer (Physics) in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of  Technology, Andaman & Nicobar Administration: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. : 11081509513
  • Lecturer (Electrical) in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Andman & Nicobar Administration: 02 Posts
• Vacancy No. : 11081510513
  • Lecturer (Computer Engineering) in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Andaman & Nicobar Administration: 04 Posts
• Vacancy No. : 11081511513
  • Lecturer (Civil) in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Andaman & Nicobar Administration: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. : 11081512513
  • Lecturer (Electronic) in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Andaman & Nicobar Administration: 01 Post
• Vacancy No. : 11081513213
  • Sr. Mining Geologist in Indian Bureau of Mines, M/o Mines: 09 Posts

Closing Date: 1st September 2011 (8th September 2011 for candidates from far_flung areas)

For details you can see the link below:
http://www.upsc.gov.in/recruitment/recruitm.htm

Public Service Commission, Uttar Pradesh (PSCUP)
Advt. No. A-4/E-1/2011-12

A Preliminary Examination 2012 will be hold by PSC Uttar Pradesh, at Allahabad and Lucknow for APO (Sahayak Abhiyojan Adhikari) (Main) Examination:

• Assistant Prosecution Officer (Sahayak Abhiyojan Adhikari):
  • Total No. of Vacancies: 102 Posts
  • Pay: Rs. 9300-34800 + GP Rs. 4600
  • Age Limit (as on 01th of July 2011): 21-35 years and relaxable as per rules
  • Educational Qualification: Degree of Law from any Recognized University.

Last Date: Applications completed in all respected should reach on or before 09th September 2011

For full details visit the link below:
http://uppsc.up.nic.in/Notifications.aspx