The document discusses promotion ratios and staffing in government departments. It mentions that the ratio of promotions between Scheduled Castes and the general category is 1:2 in most departments. It also notes issues around delays in promotions and maintaining reservation policies across different cadres and departments. Suggestions made include reviewing promotion ratios and timelines to ensure reserved category candidates are not put at a disadvantage.
The document announces revisions to the pay scales of various government posts in Kerala based on recommendations from the Pay Revision Commission.
Key details:
1. The pay scales of over 100 government posts have been revised based on the recommendations of the 2011 Pay Revision Commission.
2. The minimum pay has been increased from Rs. 9,000 to Rs. 9,750 for many posts, and the maximum pay has been increased from Rs. 47,400 to Rs. 62,000.
3. The pay revisions aim to improve the salaries of government employees and motivate them to better serve the public.
The document lists various dates and times for meetings and events taking place from January to June 2022. It includes meeting codes, locations, and times. Key information includes meetings held on the following dates: January 24-26, February 7-9, February 21-23, March 7-9, March 21-23, and April 4-6. The document also lists codes for various participants and locations for the different events.
The document discusses various types of leave available to government employees in Kerala. It outlines:
1. Ordinary leave such as earned leave, half pay leave, commuted leave, leave not due, and leave without allowance.
2. Special leave including maternity leave, paternity leave, disability leave, hospital leave, and study leave.
3. Rules regarding eligibility for leave, procedures for applying and sanctioning leave, and maximum period of leave allowed.
1. The document provides instructions for updating pensioner details on the Medisep portal.
2. Pensioners can update their details such as address, bank account, and mobile number by logging into their Medisep ID on the portal.
3. The document outlines the process for generating a new Medisep ID for pensioners who have been marked as inactive on the system.
This document discusses several manufacturing and production related concepts. It defines dog as an animal that uses its sense of smell to detect smells. It explains that a CAPP system automatically generates optimal manufacturing sequences based on the design of a given part. It describes MRP as a component of production planning that determines material and component requirements. The benefits of FMS include reduced manufacturing costs, higher productivity, and improved quality.
This document is an edit decision list containing information about shots in a video including the in and out times of each shot, and comments about takes and the quality of the shots. It contains over 30 entries with details about multiple takes of various shots. The goal seems to be to choose the best takes to construct the final video.
This document appears to be an edit decision list containing 9 entries with notes about shots or scenes in a video. The entries include comments about taking shots in or out, adjusting camera angles, improving quality, and fixing audio or visual issues.
10 Testing libraries any Java developer should knowAlex Soto
Java language is one of the most successful languages nowadays with more than 20 years of history. This means that a lot of tools libraries has been developed around all this time for production code but also for testing code.
Come to this session to learn 10 testing libraries that can have a really positive impact on how to write tests, but more importantly, also how to make them more readable.
The document announces revisions to the pay scales of various government posts in Kerala based on recommendations from the Pay Revision Commission.
Key details:
1. The pay scales of over 100 government posts have been revised based on the recommendations of the 2011 Pay Revision Commission.
2. The minimum pay has been increased from Rs. 9,000 to Rs. 9,750 for many posts, and the maximum pay has been increased from Rs. 47,400 to Rs. 62,000.
3. The pay revisions aim to improve the salaries of government employees and motivate them to better serve the public.
The document lists various dates and times for meetings and events taking place from January to June 2022. It includes meeting codes, locations, and times. Key information includes meetings held on the following dates: January 24-26, February 7-9, February 21-23, March 7-9, March 21-23, and April 4-6. The document also lists codes for various participants and locations for the different events.
The document discusses various types of leave available to government employees in Kerala. It outlines:
1. Ordinary leave such as earned leave, half pay leave, commuted leave, leave not due, and leave without allowance.
2. Special leave including maternity leave, paternity leave, disability leave, hospital leave, and study leave.
3. Rules regarding eligibility for leave, procedures for applying and sanctioning leave, and maximum period of leave allowed.
1. The document provides instructions for updating pensioner details on the Medisep portal.
2. Pensioners can update their details such as address, bank account, and mobile number by logging into their Medisep ID on the portal.
3. The document outlines the process for generating a new Medisep ID for pensioners who have been marked as inactive on the system.
This document discusses several manufacturing and production related concepts. It defines dog as an animal that uses its sense of smell to detect smells. It explains that a CAPP system automatically generates optimal manufacturing sequences based on the design of a given part. It describes MRP as a component of production planning that determines material and component requirements. The benefits of FMS include reduced manufacturing costs, higher productivity, and improved quality.
This document is an edit decision list containing information about shots in a video including the in and out times of each shot, and comments about takes and the quality of the shots. It contains over 30 entries with details about multiple takes of various shots. The goal seems to be to choose the best takes to construct the final video.
This document appears to be an edit decision list containing 9 entries with notes about shots or scenes in a video. The entries include comments about taking shots in or out, adjusting camera angles, improving quality, and fixing audio or visual issues.
10 Testing libraries any Java developer should knowAlex Soto
Java language is one of the most successful languages nowadays with more than 20 years of history. This means that a lot of tools libraries has been developed around all this time for production code but also for testing code.
Come to this session to learn 10 testing libraries that can have a really positive impact on how to write tests, but more importantly, also how to make them more readable.
Spring is an open-source application framework that supports the development of lightweight, modular, and loosely coupled applications. It is based on core Java technologies like JEE and uses an inversion of control container and aspect-oriented programming to enable lightweight transactions and dependency injection. Spring decouples the definition of application components from the way they are assembled, allowing for less rigid frameworks and supporting testability. It makes it easier to develop and test enterprise applications by providing a non-invasive and lightweight infrastructure.
One of the most important benefits of automated testing is to ensure a fast and safe code refactoring to evolve our system architecture. The main problem is how to write tests that are easy to write, easy to follow and not time consuming during development nor execution time. In this session, we are going to explore some powerful Java testing libraries that will help you write better (unit) tests focusing on the main Unicorns architecture challenges such as validating microservices endpoints, remote calls to other microservices or just asynchronous/reactive code.
This document is unintelligible as it contains random characters and symbols with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It does not provide any information that can be summarized.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching chemistry. It includes preliminary details like the name of the teacher, school, subject, unit, and topic. It outlines the learning outcomes which are cognitive competencies for students to recall terms, facts, and concepts, and affective competencies like willingness to participate. It lists the pre-requisites and teaching materials. The plan describes classroom activities like demonstrations and discussions. It explains how concepts will be formed and knowledge constructed through summarization and review.
The document appears to be notes from an English language lesson. It includes vocabulary words, sentences to match with pictures, and prompts for activities like making stories from pictures and sentences. Warmup exercises are mentioned along with resources from websites like Wikipedia and YouTube.
This document discusses the complex relationships and interactions between various technical components. It touches on a few key points relating to optimization of systems, but is difficult to understand without more context. The overall content is challenging to succinctly summarize due to its technical nature and lack of clear themes or topics.
This document discusses the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture pattern for developing web applications. It explains that in MVC, the application logic is separated into three main components: the model layer contains the core business logic and manages the data; the view layer displays the user interface; and the controller layer handles user input and feeds it to the model and view layers. This separation of concerns makes the application code more modular, reusable, and maintainable.
This document is entirely nonsensical, containing random symbols and characters with no coherent words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be gibberish with no real information or essential details that could be summarized.
1. A man finds a young boy crying in the forest and comforts him, telling him that all will be okay.
2. The man sings songs of hope and brings the boy to his home to live with him, providing him with love and care.
3. Through the kindness and love shown by the man, the boy is able to heal from his past hurts and pains.
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This document appears to be a transcript of academic record for a student named Luke Ogden. It shows that Luke was studying for a Certificate IV in Transport & Distribution (Warehousing & Storage) at Western Sydney Institute. The transcript lists the various units/courses that Luke completed in 2004 and the results achieved in each, which were mostly Credits with one Pass and one Distinction. It indicates that further results are still required for Luke to complete the full certificate course.
1) The document discusses components of forces and their resolution into perpendicular and parallel components using trigonometric identities.
2) It provides equations to calculate the horizontal and vertical components of an inclined force.
3) Conditions for equilibrium of rigid bodies under the action of coplanar forces are explained along with examples of stable, unstable and neutral equilibrium.
This document discusses the development of new machine learning techniques for natural language processing. It notes that deep learning approaches using neural networks have achieved state-of-the-art results for many NLP tasks by learning complex features from large amounts of text. However, these models still lack the ability to understand language with the same depth and breadth as humans. The document proposes new self-supervised learning methods that utilize vast amounts of unlabeled text to help models learn linguistic structure and commonsense knowledge. This may enable NLP systems to comprehend language with human-level understanding.
This document discusses the importance of automated testing and provides tips for effective testing. It notes that while initial setup is time-consuming, automated tests pay off over time by increasing quality and preventing bugs. Tips include using SQLite for isolation, grouping tests by speed, mocking dependencies, and cultivating a test-driven culture. The document advocates for a mix of unit, functional and behavioral tests to achieve good coverage and ensure stability when refactoring code.
This document contains mathematical formulas and properties related to:
- Arithmetic and geometric sequences
- Trigonometric functions and their properties
- Logarithmic and exponential functions
- Derivatives of functions
- Integrals and properties of integrals
- Trigonometric identities
CMDRF KERALA-CMDRF അപേക്ഷകൾ ജില്ലാ കളക്ടർമാർക്ക് നിരസിക്കുന്നതിനു അധികാരം നൽകി കൊണ്ടും അപേക്ഷകളിൽ വില്ലേജ് ഓഫീസർമാർ ഉൾപ്പടെ സ്വീകരിക്കേണ്ട നടപടികൾ സംബന്ധിച്ചും ഉള്ള Government ഉത്തരവ് dated 20/2/2020 uploaded by james joseph adhikarathil
1. Three sentences or less that provide the high level and essential information from the document:
The document appears to list financial details in Indian rupees (Rs.) regarding various scholarships and grants including amounts for post-matric, pre-matric, and other scholarships/grants ranging from Rs. 3,000/- to Rs. 30,000/-.
Spring is an open-source application framework that supports the development of lightweight, modular, and loosely coupled applications. It is based on core Java technologies like JEE and uses an inversion of control container and aspect-oriented programming to enable lightweight transactions and dependency injection. Spring decouples the definition of application components from the way they are assembled, allowing for less rigid frameworks and supporting testability. It makes it easier to develop and test enterprise applications by providing a non-invasive and lightweight infrastructure.
One of the most important benefits of automated testing is to ensure a fast and safe code refactoring to evolve our system architecture. The main problem is how to write tests that are easy to write, easy to follow and not time consuming during development nor execution time. In this session, we are going to explore some powerful Java testing libraries that will help you write better (unit) tests focusing on the main Unicorns architecture challenges such as validating microservices endpoints, remote calls to other microservices or just asynchronous/reactive code.
This document is unintelligible as it contains random characters and symbols with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It does not provide any information that can be summarized.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching chemistry. It includes preliminary details like the name of the teacher, school, subject, unit, and topic. It outlines the learning outcomes which are cognitive competencies for students to recall terms, facts, and concepts, and affective competencies like willingness to participate. It lists the pre-requisites and teaching materials. The plan describes classroom activities like demonstrations and discussions. It explains how concepts will be formed and knowledge constructed through summarization and review.
The document appears to be notes from an English language lesson. It includes vocabulary words, sentences to match with pictures, and prompts for activities like making stories from pictures and sentences. Warmup exercises are mentioned along with resources from websites like Wikipedia and YouTube.
This document discusses the complex relationships and interactions between various technical components. It touches on a few key points relating to optimization of systems, but is difficult to understand without more context. The overall content is challenging to succinctly summarize due to its technical nature and lack of clear themes or topics.
This document discusses the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture pattern for developing web applications. It explains that in MVC, the application logic is separated into three main components: the model layer contains the core business logic and manages the data; the view layer displays the user interface; and the controller layer handles user input and feeds it to the model and view layers. This separation of concerns makes the application code more modular, reusable, and maintainable.
This document is entirely nonsensical, containing random symbols and characters with no coherent words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be gibberish with no real information or essential details that could be summarized.
1. A man finds a young boy crying in the forest and comforts him, telling him that all will be okay.
2. The man sings songs of hope and brings the boy to his home to live with him, providing him with love and care.
3. Through the kindness and love shown by the man, the boy is able to heal from his past hurts and pains.
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This document appears to be a transcript of academic record for a student named Luke Ogden. It shows that Luke was studying for a Certificate IV in Transport & Distribution (Warehousing & Storage) at Western Sydney Institute. The transcript lists the various units/courses that Luke completed in 2004 and the results achieved in each, which were mostly Credits with one Pass and one Distinction. It indicates that further results are still required for Luke to complete the full certificate course.
1) The document discusses components of forces and their resolution into perpendicular and parallel components using trigonometric identities.
2) It provides equations to calculate the horizontal and vertical components of an inclined force.
3) Conditions for equilibrium of rigid bodies under the action of coplanar forces are explained along with examples of stable, unstable and neutral equilibrium.
This document discusses the development of new machine learning techniques for natural language processing. It notes that deep learning approaches using neural networks have achieved state-of-the-art results for many NLP tasks by learning complex features from large amounts of text. However, these models still lack the ability to understand language with the same depth and breadth as humans. The document proposes new self-supervised learning methods that utilize vast amounts of unlabeled text to help models learn linguistic structure and commonsense knowledge. This may enable NLP systems to comprehend language with human-level understanding.
This document discusses the importance of automated testing and provides tips for effective testing. It notes that while initial setup is time-consuming, automated tests pay off over time by increasing quality and preventing bugs. Tips include using SQLite for isolation, grouping tests by speed, mocking dependencies, and cultivating a test-driven culture. The document advocates for a mix of unit, functional and behavioral tests to achieve good coverage and ensure stability when refactoring code.
This document contains mathematical formulas and properties related to:
- Arithmetic and geometric sequences
- Trigonometric functions and their properties
- Logarithmic and exponential functions
- Derivatives of functions
- Integrals and properties of integrals
- Trigonometric identities
CMDRF KERALA-CMDRF അപേക്ഷകൾ ജില്ലാ കളക്ടർമാർക്ക് നിരസിക്കുന്നതിനു അധികാരം നൽകി കൊണ്ടും അപേക്ഷകളിൽ വില്ലേജ് ഓഫീസർമാർ ഉൾപ്പടെ സ്വീകരിക്കേണ്ട നടപടികൾ സംബന്ധിച്ചും ഉള്ള Government ഉത്തരവ് dated 20/2/2020 uploaded by james joseph adhikarathil
1. Three sentences or less that provide the high level and essential information from the document:
The document appears to list financial details in Indian rupees (Rs.) regarding various scholarships and grants including amounts for post-matric, pre-matric, and other scholarships/grants ranging from Rs. 3,000/- to Rs. 30,000/-.
This production script outlines scenes for an animated film. In one scene, Jon Voyage shows his robot companion Zoe around his spaceship business. Zoe expresses confidence in Jon's abilities. In another scene, Jon and Zoe have a disagreement but resolve it. The script provides direction for the video and audio elements and describes the characters' interactions.
This document is an edit decision list for a film or video project. It contains 16 entries with shot numbers, timecodes for shot starts and ends, and brief comments describing each shot or take. The comments indicate things like camera issues, actor performances, or desired edits. The list provides a high-level overview of the shots and edits needed to assemble the final video project.
This is the copy of a leaflet prepared for distribution during a protest against Palat Mohandas, the then Chief Information Commissioner, Kerala State Information Commission, when he had come to Palakkad on 08 Dec 2007 to address a seminar on Right to Information. The original is in Malayalam and this post includes the original and its translated version in English.
1. The document contains questions about electrical circuits and concepts such as resistance, capacitance, current, and voltage.
2. Multiple choice questions are asked about series and parallel circuits, Kirchhoff's laws, RC circuits, inductors, and the relationship between various circuit elements.
3. Correct answers are provided for each question in the form of letters A through D. The document acts as a quiz or test of electrical circuit knowledge.
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(a) (i) Sodium hydroxide
(ii) Saponification
(iii) Potassium chloride is added to neutralize any excess hydroxide ions produced during the reaction which could otherwise cause soap to decompose.
(b) (i) X is an acid, Y is an alkali
(ii) Limescale
(iii) Calcium ions present in hard water react with soap to form insoluble calcium salts and water, causing a scum.
(iv) One disadvantage of using agent X is that it could damage fabrics if used in excess.
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The document provides details about a diamond drilling rig located near Kathu in South Africa. It describes the challenging drilling conditions at the site due to the hard rock formations. It then lists the technical specifications and dimensions of the rig, including its rotary head, mast, and other components. Finally, it includes personnel details like the driver's license and experience of an operator for the rig.
The document provides details about a diamond drilling rig located near Kathu in South Africa. It describes the challenging drilling conditions at the site due to the hard rock formations. It then lists the technical specifications and dimensions of the rig, including its rotary head, mast, and other components. Finally, it includes personnel details like the driver's license and experience of an operator for the rig.
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This document provides information about the General Information Technology I course. It includes 3 key points:
1. The course aims to teach basic computer hardware, software, networks and the internet.
2. Students will learn how to use common applications like word processors and learn about file management using folders and organizing files.
3. The document provides a multiple choice quiz with questions about binary, IP addresses, internet browsers and other basic IT topics to assess student understanding.
1. The document provides information about engineering books available for purchase at REX Book Store located in Manila, Philippines.
2. It summarizes two textbooks titled "Learning and Doing Engineering" that cover fundamental principles and concepts of mechanical engineering.
3. The author acknowledges assistance from colleagues in preparing the manuscript.
1. The document discusses reducing a given proposition to its minimal equivalent expression in sum of products form. It provides examples of reducing propositions such as A+BC to its minimal expression of A+B+C.
2. Methods for simplifying Boolean expressions using Boolean algebra rules are presented, including eliminating common factors, combining like terms, and removing redundant variables.
3. The process of obtaining the minimum equivalent expression for circuits and logic gates such as AND, OR, and NAND is explained step-by-step with examples.
The document provides a summary of Romulo Labayne Bedia's experience and qualifications as a Mechanical Inspector. It notes that he has over 26 years of relevant experience and has passed the minimum requirements. The inspection department approved his interview schedule with comments noting they reserve the right to re-evaluate based on performance.
This document contains mathematical calculations and derivations involving parameters such as s, K, and z. It determines that certain expressions equal zero, finds limits, and identifies poles and zeros of transfer functions. The document also contains comments on closed-loop stability analysis and indicates that the poles are real when K is less than one.
1. The document summarizes the key provisions of the Kerala Land Conservancy Act 1957. It discusses the objectives of establishing land conservancy and the types of land that fall under the purview of the Act such as pastures, forest lands, waste lands etc.
2. It mentions that under the Act, the government has the right to notify these lands as government property. It prohibits activities like misuse, diversion of land from its original purpose without permission.
3. The summary highlights that the Act aims to conserve land resources in Kerala and ensure its scientific development and management for the benefit of landless laborers and farmers.
1. The document summarizes the key provisions of the Kerala Land Conservancy Act 1957. It discusses the objectives of establishing land conservancy and the types of land that fall under the purview of the Act such as pastures, forest lands, waste lands etc.
2. It mentions that under the Act, the government has the right to take possession of land that has been relinquished or has escheated. The land is then registered as government property.
3. It provides a brief overview of the powers and responsibilities of land conservancy officers under the Act for management and protection of land conservancy.
1. The document provides contact information for M/s Kuldeep Dixit Contractor, including their address in the 2nd Floor of Neelam Market in Etah, District Etah.
2. It includes technical documents related to various projects completed by M/s Kuldeep Dixit Contractor for the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited.
3. The details provided include project names, dates of commencement and completion, performance ratings and other evaluations of M/s Kuldeep Dixit Contractor's work for different projects.
1. The document discusses theories of comminution, which is the process of reducing solid materials to smaller sizes.
2. The oldest theory from 1867 states that work input is directly proportional to the new surface area produced by crushing. However, measurements show the energy required is much greater than needed to create the new surface area.
3. A 1885 theory states work required is proportional to the reduction in volume of particles. Neither of these theories accurately predict results from commercial crushing and grinding.
4. The author developed a third theory in 1951 stating work input is proportional to something other than new surface area or volume reduction. However, the summary does not provide details on what the third theory states.
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Choose the correct answer:
l. The 'tappal' is opened and stamped with the date in
the presence ofthe:
a) Head clerk
b) Junior superintendent
c) Administrative Assistantd) Head of the office
2. Envelopes addressed to officers by name and those
marked "secref'or strictly confidantial are opened by:
a) The officers to whom they are addressed
: b) The clerk in the inward section
c) TheHeadofoffice
d) The senior superintendent
3. The papers are sorted according to sections num-
bered and sent to the:
a) Head of office b) Respective superintendents
c) Section clerk d) None ofthe above
4. The papers are registered by the subject clerk in a:
a) Record issue register b) Distribution register
c) Personal register d) Periodical register
5. Ifanypaperreceived relatesto anunclosed case, the
clerk keeps the paper.
a) To a new file
b) To the current file
c) After taking oral orders ofthe superintendent
d) None ofthe above
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6. If a paper is received which does not relate to an
unclosed case, the clerk:
a) Adds the paper to the current file
b) Gets orders ofthe higher authority
c) Puts the paper in an appropriate pad and the
paper thus become a 'case'
d) None ofthe above
7. The disposal files are kept
a) By the subject clerk b) In the Head Quarters
c) In the record room d) Ir the strong room
8. Which of the following communications addressed
to the head of the offrce does not constitute a'tappal'.
a)In the form ofcards b) Closed envelopes
c) Packets or telegraphs d) Telephone calls
9. Tappal brought by messenger should be aeknowl-
edged by the tappal clerk in the:
a) Local Delivery Book b) Dishibution Register
c) Messenger's delivery book
d) Requisition slip
10. Tappals brought by messengers before 10 am; and
the tappal clerk has left office inthe evening and on
, holidays are to be:
' a) Retumed
b) Dropped into the box kept for the purpose
c) Handed over to the head ofoffrce
d) Handed over to the superintendent
23. n.
t2.
13.
14.
Disposgl of files/paperq that are to be retained per_
manently rue marked as:
a)D b)R c)K d)L
Disposals of file/papers that are to be destroyed
afier l0 years are marked as:
a)D b)K c)N d)F
I-)isposals of files/papers that are !o be destroyed
after 3 years are marked as:
a)D b)L c)F d)K
Disposals of files/p-aper that are to be destroyed
after one year is marked as:
a)D b)X c)L d))o.{
Disposals of those that are to be sent out in originat
is.marked as:
a)N b) L c)K d)D
Mark.made on a disposal which is not to be regis-
tered is:
a)L b)X c)N d)D
Disposal for'Do not register but lodge, is marked
wlfir:
a)D b)XN c)XL d)N
Disposal for'Do notregister but retum in original' is
marked with:
a)XN b)xl. c)N d)L
Moneys, cheques and other valuables rbceived as
enclosures to communications will be enterpdbythe
tappal cleik in the:
a_?4 6
sm8s6
chronological order beginni4g from:
a) The bottom b) The top
c)Asperconvenience d) None oithe above
26. Which of the foltowing statements is false.
a) The aim,of a .NotJ should be to pr"r.oti" tfr.
most indelligible, condensed and convenient form
the facts of the caseto be dealt with.
b) A 'Note' should supply deficiencies or omissions
and correct any error or explain any ambiguity in
the current file
c) No 'Note' shallbe written on the marginunless it
- is very brief.
d) Note file and current file will bb the same and its
pages will be nlmbered continuouslv.
27. Which of the following statements is wione:
a) When a draft is sub-itt"4 the fact sf,ould be
. stated in the Note sheet.
b) All long-.Notes' should as far as possible be' typed.
,c) Ifthere are mahy corrections in the note if should
be rewritten or typed.
d) Note should end at the end of the oaee.
28. Precis of contents is to be written:
1) Onlywhen it is of great length and complexity.
b) When the officer does not cie to read the content
ofthe paper under consideration.
c) Invariably at every occasion.
d) When the officer insists.
29. Which ofthe following statrnents is false.
a) Superintendent acan offer suggestions or opin_
ions in a Note.
b]
Ir." f"te, all personal attacks should be avoided-
c) It is for the superiin officers'to oriticize or offer
suggestions.
d) Clerk is not expected to offer opinions in Note.
30. A fresh file is opened out of a cunent file when:
"IIhe
head of the officer is-transferred anp a new
officer taken charges.
b) A seperate subject arises out ofa current file.
c) The volume of the file increases.
d) None of the above
31. The draftin the.current file should be so placed as to
@me:
a) Below the note file and above the cunent file
b) Below the note file and the current file.
c) Above the note file and the current file.
d) None ofthe above
32. Which of the following statement is wrone:
a) At the head of every draft lettei, p.*fui*, o,
memorandum, the titlimust be wriiil-----
b) It should be framed and arranged'exactly like an
index file.
c) Tn sdmftprcceedingsormemorandumtre list of
addressess' is .entered
at the botton of the draft on
the left hand side.
d) None ofthe above
33. Which of the methods of communication of seneral
tufings and orders in particular cases is irregriar:
b) In communicating general rulingswhieh-aris€ our .
of a particular case, the latter is kept distinct from
the former.
b) The general ruling alone should be issued to all
whom it may concem.
15.
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17.
18.
t9.
2Q. Out ofoffice hours and on holidays th;;I";ilorl
duty should see that any telegram, or other.;;;:
ntcatrons marked'special' or .urgent'
or .express,.
a)_Are registered immediately and intimate tire head
of office telephonically about the urgency.
b) Are sent to the head of ofiice thi same day by
special messanger.
c) Wait forthe arrival ofthe head ofoffice in the next
working day.
a) Local DeliveryBook b) Call Book
c) SecurityRegister d) Personal Register
a) Periodical statements
be filed inrecordfiles
b) Papers which are to
d) None ofthe above
2 l. Thenumber ofentries on each ofthe personal regis_
tershallordinarilybe: '-
a)Five b)Eight c)Three d) Two
22. hepare are registered in the order of:
a) Priority.
b) The number stamped on them
c) The discretion ofthe clerk
d) Urgency
23. Classes ofpapersaot to be registered in the personal
Register:.
clPapers of an ephemeral character and those which
are to be entered in special registers
d)All ofthe above
24 Papers to be-kept in a file are punched:
f) In the.left.hand corner at *re top lbout an inch
inside.
b) In the lEft side of the paper at a distance of 3
inches a part aad about
- initr lnria".
!).!n the left hand corner at the top about 2 inches
rlside. ". -*rA
d) None ofthe above
25.1 The papels of the surrent file must be aranged in
24. 3O : noe affa,rwo,
c) The orders on the particular case should be
communicatewd only to the concemed officer.
d) The general ruling as well as orders on particular
case should be communicated to all alike.
34. Which ofthe following actions is inegular.
a) No reference should be made to a subordinate of-
ficer which is not absolutely necessarv.
b) Information should be .ull"d for dom a subordi-
nate offrcer, which could be gathered from the office
' records.
c) When a reference has to be made, great care should
be taken to see that it is complete.
d) lnformation should not bccalled for piece meal.
35. The letter 'N'prehxed to the number of i reference or
disposal means that:
a) The papers are sent out in duplicate
b; The papers are kept in the Note file.
c) The papers are sent out in original.
d) None ofthe above
36. In eommunications, which are of the nature of autho-
rizations of payments to be made the amounts should
be written in:
a) Words only. ' b) Figures only
c) Words as well as figures d) Either words or fisures
37. The entry in the Index relating to an individual p'aper
is called a:
a) Title b) Head
a) Referenceletter
c)N-disposal
b)N-reference
d) None ofthe above
46. Government can be addressed directlv bv:
a) Regional offrcers b) District offr."r,
c) Head of office d) Head of Department
47. Which of the following officers can directly address
the Govemment
a) Regional officers b) District offrcers
c) Head of office d) Commissioner for
worlanen.s compensation.
48. Fair copies ofletters addressed to higher authorities
should be signed by:
a) The Junior Superintendent
b) The Administrative Assistant
c) The head of the office
d) The senior superintendent
49. Memoranda may be signed by the:
' a) Superintendent ofsections
b) Head of the Department
c) Head clerk
d) District officers
50. All communications will be sent only in the name ofthe:
a) Head of Department b) Head of the office
c)Regionalofficers d) Superintendentofthesection
51. All proceeding containing orders passed in exercise of
a statutory power must be signed by the:
a) Superintendent of s'ections
b) Regional officers
c) Head of the office
d) Head of the Department
52. Which of the following statrnents is wrong:
a) Letters, proceedings and memoranda shill be com-
plete in themselves.
b) Conespondence shall not be condensed
c) Only one topic shall be dealt with in one
commnucahon.
d) Demi-official letters, correspondence shall not be
quoted in official communications.
Communications io the High murt ihould be addressed to:
a) Chiefjustice of the High court.
b) Judge ofthe High court
c) Registrar of the High court
d) Superintendent ofthe offrce
Communications to the Public Service Commission
should be addressed to the:
a) Secretary to the PSC b) Chairman of the pSC
c) Member of the PSC d) Deputy secretary of
thc PSC
Communications to the Board of Revenue should be
addressed to the:
a) Special secretary of the Revenue Department
b) Secretary of the.Board
c) Head of the section
d) None ofthe above
Who is directly responsible for seeing to the prompr.
despatch- of papers sent to him in the fair - copy
section, for issue.
a) Headoftheoffice b)Headclerk
c) Superintendent d) Head of the Depart-
ment
Which-ofthe general nrles regarding copying is false.
a) Before a typist begins to copy a paperfor issue be
shall veri$zthatitbean the initials ofthe Gazetted officer.
c)Police d)Budget
39. When it is proposed to address thqGovernment the
public service commission, the Vce-chancellor the cor_
respondence shall be in the form of:
c) Sub Head d) None ofthe above
38. Commonly used sub heads does not include:
a) General b) Miscellaneous
q) The Letter b) The D.O. Letter
a) D.O. Letter b) Memorandum
c) The Memorandum d) Endorsement
40. When an officer oione Department, wants any infor_
mation from an officer of another Department. com_
munication to be made is in the form ot 53.
54.
41.
c) Letter d)proceedings
The head ofthe office records his decision in exercise
of a statutory power or where important executive
decisions are taken, will be recorded in the:
a) Memorandum folm b) Endorsement form
c) Proceedings form d) Demi official form
The form used to communicate and call for informa_
tion between the sections of the same office and to
issue charge memos and show oause notice is called:
42.
43.
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56.
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When the copy of a paper is sent to a subordinate
officer for remarks, or is communicated to him in orisi-
nal for information or disposal, the disposal takes tle
form of:
a) Demi-offrcial form
c) Note
b) Proceedings form
d) Memorandum form
b)An endorsement
d) Communication
a) Amemorandum
c) A disposal
44. If the original paper itself is sent to a subordinate
officer for remarks it is called:
a) N. Disposal b) N. reference
45.
c) Both (a) and (b) d) None ofthe above
If the original paper itself is sent to a subordinatb
officer for information or disposal it is calle&
25. b) A1l copies must be made neatly and legibiy.
c) All fair copies should be typed with double spacing
d) The Typist shall maintain a daily work load regisrer.
58. After a fair copy is made by the typist, it is compared
by the:
a) Fair copy superintendent
b) Comparing clerk
c) Headofoffice
d) Another typist
59. The fair copies after comparison will be initiaied by
the cierk:
a) Below the entry ofdesignation ofrhe officer.
b) At the left-hand bottom comer.
c) At the right - hand bottom comer.
d) At the margin.
60. Copies ofproceedings on disciplinary cases should be
signed by the:
a) Head of the department b) Superintendant
c) Head ofthe office
d) Administrative offi cer
61. In the case if D.O. letters and other letters addressed
to the officer by name from a Member of Parliament
or a Member of the LegislativeAssembly replies will
be issued over the signature of:
a) The Head of the Department
b) District Level officer
c) The officer to whom the communication was ad-
dressed
d) The superintendent
62. In the case ofofficial letters rbceived in the Headouar-
ters offices of the Department from the membeis of
Parliament and Legislative Assembly replies will be
issued over the signature of:
a) 'Joint Director b) Deputy Director
c) Head of the Department d) Assistant Direcror
In the case of official letters received in the collectorates
from the members of Parliament and LegislativeAs-
sembly ruplies will be issued over the signature oi
a) The collector himselft
b) An officer not below the rank of Deputy Collector
c) The Shirastadar
d) Superintendent
In the case of official letters received in the officers
below the District Level, replies will be issued over
the signature of:
a) Headofoffice
c) Superintendent
Duties ofthe despatching clerk does not include:
a) He will enter the date of despatch in the proper
column of the fair copy Register.
b) He himself will hand over the tapal to the con-
cemed officeq if it is a local delivery.
c) The papers will be tagged together in the usual
way in a single file.
d) If a registered article is required to be sent
"Acknowledgement due", he should ensure that the
article has been booked as "Acknowledgement due".
The fact of despatch of an 'N' disposal, will be re-
corded by the despatching clerk by affixing the des-
patch stamp on the:
a) Office copy, if there is one
b) Number in the Distribution Register
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sfDlfffal
c) Note file, ifthere is one. d)Pageofthecurrentfile
on which the order to issue is recorded.
Which of the following statements is not true:
a) The object ofusing "Economy label" is that the
envelope should be used over and over again.
b) A description or list ofthe contents of packet should
not be noted on the economy label.
c) Economy labels should not be used in the case of
confidential papers.
d) The flap of an envelope containing non-confiden-
tial papers will not be gummed.
Valuables intended for despatch through local deliv-
ery will be put in envelopes or packed and sealed and
it will be the responsibiility of the:
a) Despatch clerk
b) Head of the office
c) Superintendent ofthe office section
c) Office peon who delivers it
High court Registrar's letter should be replied by offi-
cials not below the rank ot
a) Deputy Secretary b) Joint Secretary
c) Under Secretary d) Section officer
Functions of the Record Keeper include:
a) Supply ofrecords in response to requisitions.
b) Checking ofrecords deposited
c) Destruction of records in due time
d) All ofthe above
Which of the following statements is false:
a) Requisition for records shall be signed by the su-
perintendent
b) Not more than one record shall be asked for in the
same form.
c) All records issued out ofthe Record Section shall
be entered in the Record Issue Register.
d) In case a record wanted is not found the requisition
slip should be rerumed to the concemed clerk.
The evils ofunnecessary detention ofrecords in the
sectlon are:
a) Accumulation of records on side racks.
b) Records are note easily obtained.
c) This practice is a source ofloss ofrecords
d) All of the above.
Details regarding completed or closed registers shall
not include the following:
a) Serial number, Name of register and period to u'hich
it includes
b) Number of pages, Date of closure and transfer or
register ofrecords.
c) Signature and designation of the person who main-
tained the register.
d) Acknowledgement of the Record - keeper.
The record room will be inspected at least once in a
quarter by the:
a) Head of the Department b) District Level Officer
c) Committee specially constituted
d) Manager or Head ministerial officer
To watch the punctual receipt or despatch ofperiodi-
cdl reports and returis, each clerk will maintain:
a) Personal Register b) Periodical Register
c) Liability Register d) Contingent Register
Permanent files of important orders maintained for
case ofreference are known as:
67.
68
69.
72.
73.
70.
71.
63.
64.
65.
b) Head of Department
d) None ofthe above
74
75.
76.
66.
a) Record files b) Correspondence fi1e
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c) Stock files d) Current files
77. The head of office while checking the personal Regis-
ter should see that the new papers are submitted by
the clerk within:
a)
_Five
days ofreceipts b) Fourteen days of re-
ceipts c) One month ofreceipts
d) Two months of receipts
78. 'Five.Days Rule' does not include:
a) Papers will normally be submitted by the office
within five days of their receipt in office.
b) Papers will normally be submitted within five days
from the daie on which they are marked back to the offite
c) The superintendent will be held responsible for
any paper found pending for more than five days.
d) Holidays will be excluded in calculating the period
of five days.
79. Arrear list obtained from the sections is to be submit-
ted to the Head of office on the:
a) To communicate with other officers
b)Only for messages which are short and really urgenr
c) Forclearingdoubts
89. The time allowed for Tifiin is:
a) 5ft of each month b) 10'h of each month
c) Thirty minutes d) Ninety minutes
90. Office attendant should however, attend the office at:
a) 10am b) 10.15am c) 9am d) 9.30am
9l . Any reference issued from the office lthich originates
the file is called:
a) Reference file b) Arising Reference
c) Original file d) Reference
92. Case consists of:
a) Note file b) previous file
c) Cunent file d) Books put up for ref
93. Govemment officers
""*.rotlii;t"*tth
each other or
with any member of the public on official matters
without the formality of official procedure through:
a) Demi-officialcorrespondence
b) Ordinary official Letter
c) CircularDemiofficial Letter
d) Office memorandum
94. A statement ofthe final decision ofthe offrce on anv
matter submitted for information or orders is known
as:
a) PersonalRegister
c) Security Register
a) Every month
c) Six months
b) Periodical Register
d) Call Book
b) Two months
d) Three months
a) One hour
a) Final orde.rs
c) Approval
a) Slips
c) Marking
c) Tappal
b) Forfy five minutes
b) Final decision
d) Disposal
b) Drafting
d) None ofthe above
b)Flagging
d) None ofthe above
d) Registered letters
c) 20th of each month d) l5e of each month
80. The responsibility of obtaining arrear list from the
sections, consolidating and submitting to the head of
the office vests with:
a) The superintendent, fair copy section
b) The subject clerk
c) The Head clerk
d) Superintendent ofthe general section
81. All papers marked for issued are ordinarily expected
to be issued by the fair copy section within:
a) Two days of its receipts b) A week of its receipt
" c) Twenty four hours ofits receip
d) Ten days ofits receipt
82. When a paper cannot be disposed of till a suit is de-
cided, which may take years, it will be entered in the:
95. The preparation of any communication which it is
proposed to issue is:
a) Noting
c) Correspondence
c)Attached file d) None ofthe above
96. Any document attached to a communication to supple-
ment or elucidate the point.conveyed in the letter is
called an:
a) Enclosure b)Annexure83. The custodian ofthe Call Book is:
a) Superintendent offair copy section
b) Tappal clerk
c) Headofoffice
d) None ofthe above
84. The Call Book shall be submitted to verification by
the Head ofoffice once in:
97. The process of attaching slips printed with letters of
the
,alphabet or numerals to the top of the papbrs put
up for reference in a case is called:
85. The document intended to act as a reminder to the
clerk that some actions is necessary in called:
a) Call Book b) Reminder Diarv
c)PersonalRegister d)SecurityRegisier
86. The olerk's first duty on each working day is to:
a) Send all the paper to the subject clerk
b) Despatch all the pending papers to the concerned
people
c) Examine the entries in his Reminder Diary
- d) Write Note on papers received yesterday
87. Every communication received in the offici is confi-
dential except
a) All the papers received "b) Registers
c) Notes, corresiondence and disposals.
d)All of the above
88. As a general rule, the telephone should be used; which
. ofthe following statements is wrong:
98. The process ofputting up in a case previous corre-
spondence, laws, rules etc required for its disposal,
flagging them and indicating their presence by refer-
ences in the margin is called:
a) Old file b) Put up papers
c) Referencing d) Official reference
99. When one Government officer.as such, addresses or is
addressed by another Government officer or by anv
public body or private individual with the intention
that such correspondence may be the public record, is
known as:
a) Demi official conespondence
b) Offrcial conespondence
c) Official letter
d) None ofthe above
I 00. All communications received in the office which are offi-
cial or demi-offrcial are until numbering is known as:
a) Offrcial communications b) Letters
(Answer will be published in the next issue)