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UPSC Geologist Written Exam Result Announced

On the basis of the result of the written part of the Geologists’ Examination, 2010 held by U.P.S.C.  in December, 2010  the candidates with the under mentioned Roll Numbers have qualified for Interview/Personality Test. The candidature of  these candidates is PROVISIONAL subject  to their being found eligible in all respects.  The candidates would be required to produce the original certificates in support of their claims relating to age, educational qualifications, community, physical disability etc. at the time of the Personality  Test.  They are, therefore, advised to keep the said certificates ready.
Detailed Application Form (DAF) along with Gazette Notification dated 19th June, 2010 containing Rules for Geologists’ Examination, 2010  and Summary Sheet is available on the Commission’s Website   http://www.upsc.gov.in’.  All the qualified candidates are required to download the DAF and Summary Sheet, fill up both and send them by Regd. Post/Speed Post to the Under Secretary (Geologists’) Room No.305 Ayog Sachivalaya Building, Union Public Service Commission, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi -110069 within seven days from the date of declaration of result.
Interview of candidates who have qualified for the Personality Test are tentatively scheduled to be held during Sept./October, 2011.  The exact date of interview will, however, be intimated to the candidates individually through Interview Letter. Roll Number wise Interview Schedule will also be made available on Commission’s Website in due course. The mark-sheets of candidates who have not qualified, will be put on the Commission’s Website within 15 days from the date of publication of the final result (after conducting Personality Test) and will remain available on the Website for a period of 60 days.
The candidate may obtain any information/clarification  regarding their result over commission’s telephone Nos. (011)- 23385271 / 23381125 / 23098543 / 23098591 / Ext. 4315 or  FAX  No. 011-23387310

UPSC told to tap paramilitary forces for fresh IPS officers from next year


After consultations for over a year, the government has ordered the Union Public Service Commission to carry out “emergency” recruitment starting next year, of two batches of 70 each, to the Indian Police Service from within the officers of central paramilitary forces.
This will be over and above the 100-150 IPS officers who are hired through the normal civil services recruitment route. The shortage of IPS officers has become a matter of urgent priority due to increased deployment in Naxal-affected areas.
The last such emergency recruitment was in the wake of the 1962 India-China war when several officers drafted into the military cadre were inducted into the civil services under a scheme that continued till 1973.
This decision hasn’t come easy. There was resistance from within the IPS, and the UPSC too. Their argument: any mode of recruitment other than through the civil services exam could dilute quality within the service. The UPSC argued for increasing vacancies within the exam rather than hold an “in-house” recruitment process.

BITSAT EXAM PATTERN


BITSAT Syllabus

BITSAT is based on the prescribed syllabus for 11th and 12th class students by NCERT. NCERT textbooks and BITSAT test preparation material available at Askiitians.com covers everything you need to learn and know for BITSAT in easy-to-understand format.

BITS website also offers a sample test for registered candidates. You can also find several model tests, practice tests and online sample BITSAT tests at Askiitians.com, once you register there.

Test Format and Duration of the BITSAT Exam
BITSAT is conducted online. It is only offered in English medium. Candidate sits in front of a computer and test assumes his or her familiarity with keyboard, mouse and basic computer operations. Questions are drawn from a large question bank in the server that has been developed by experts. Each question set is unique but is also at par with other sets that are generated in terms of difficulty level and content.

BITSAT exam is of 3-hour duration and there are no breaks in between. It has four sections and a total of 150 questions are generated.
There are 150 objective questions, each with four answer options. For every correct answer a candidate gets 3 marks; while 1 mark is deducted for every incorrect answer.
The distribution of 150 questions is as follows:
  • Physics-40 Questions
  • Chemistry-40 Questions
  • English Proficiency-15 Questions
  • Logical Reasoning-10 Questions
  • Mathematics-45 Questions
Parts Subject No of questions
Part 1 Physics 40
Part 2 Chemistry 40
Part 3 (a) English Proficiency 15
(b) Logical Reasoning 10
Part 4 Maths 45
Total: 150

If a candidate completes all 150 questions before the completion of 3 hours, he/she can choose to answer another 12 questions. These questions are from Physics, Chemistry and Maths.



Questions in BITSAT are objective-type, multiple-choice questions. Each question has four answers to choose from. Candidates can skip questions or go back to correct questions attempted before.

There is no time limit for an individual section of BITSAT and all 150 questions can be attempted in any order you like. Computer does not allow you to choose more than one option.

Candidates are generally expected to attempt 150 questions in 180 minutes of allotted time. However, if candidates have done and re-checked all their 150 answers without skipping any of them, they have an option to attempt 12 extra questions – 4 each from Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Students are not allowed to correct 150 questions they answered before while attempting these 12 questions.

These 12 questions allow exceptional candidates a chance to score higher. However, since BITSAT has negative marking, one should not attempt these questions based on wild guess.