Kerala PSC Deputy Collector Main Exam Syllabus 2011
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Kerala PSC deputy collector main exam syllabus 2011 is available here as the kerala psc deputy collector preliminary exam results are out. So now its time to check the kerala psc deputy collector main exam syllabus 2011 to prepare for the main exam which is scheduled to be on 16th july 2011. The Final Examination shall consist of two papers.Paper I – General Studies Time : 3 hours
Max.Marks: 150
This Paper shall consists of 4 parts .
Part 1 :- i) Cultural Heritage of India with emphasis on 20th century.
ii) Post Independent Indian Polity.
iii) Social and Cultural Movements in Kerala
Part 2 :- i) Present Indian economy in the Global Environment.
ii) Development and Environmental Issues.
iii) Kerala Economy :-
1) Kerala Model Development
2) Food Security
3) Group Initiatives
4) Role of Non Resident Indians
5) Role of Co-operatives
6) Women Empowernment.
Part 3 A:- i) A General Overview of the Indian Constitution
ii) 86th Amendment to the Constitution and Consequential Enactments.
iii) Role of District Collectors in Administration – Situation Analysis.
B:- i) Recent Land Laws enacted in Kerala:-
1) Kerala Protection of River bank and Regulation of removal of sand Act, 2001
2) Ecological Fragile Land Act, 2005
3) Kerala Conservation of Paddy Land and Wet Land Act,2008.
ii) Decentralisation in Administration – Local Self Government.
Part 4 :- i) Science and Technology – Information Communication Technology, Space Technology etc.
ii) General Awareness of the modern trends in life sciences.
(Medium of Questions : English)
N.B:- Candidates are to answer the questions either in English or in the Regional Languages, viz, Malayalam, Tamil or
Kannada. The same medium should be used throughout.Paper II – Data Appreciation, Problem Solving and Essay Writing
Time :1 hour
Max. Marks:50
There shall be following 3 parts in Paper II viz.
Part I – Data Appreciation and Interpretation. The candidates will be asked to draw their own conclusions from the data
presented in a tabular form or graphically or otherwise.
Part II – Problem solving – Duly 'structured' situation will be presented to the candidates and they will be asked to
suggest their own solution to the problems arising out of the situation. Alternatively they maybe called upon to prove
their understanding of the situation by answering certain searching questions based on the situation.
Part III – Essay Writing – The candidates will have to write a short essay not exceeding 500 words on a given topic.
(Medium of Questions : English)
N.B :- Part I and II can be answered in English or in the Regional languages and Part III should be answered in
Malayalam or Tamil or Kannada.
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