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Exam Syllabus :- Odisha PSC Civil Service Pre Exam Syllabus is given below :
Paper-I
-- Current event of National and International importance; -- History of India and Indian National Movement.; -- Indian and World Geography-Physical, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World; -- Indian Polity and Governance-Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights issues, etc. -- Economic and Social Development sustainable Development, Poverty, inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector Initiative, etc. -- General Issues on Environmental Ecology, Bio-diversity and Climate Change that do not require subject specialization, and General Science.
Paper-II
-- Comprehension; -- Interpersonal Skills including communication skills; - -Logical Reasoning and Analytic ability; -- Decision Making and Problem Solving; -- General Mental Ability; -- Basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude) (Class-X level). -- Data interpretation (Charts, Graphs, Tables, Data Sufficiency etc. — Class-X level); and English Language Comprehension Skills (Class-X level).
Bhubaneswar: The final results of the Odisha Administrative Service (OAS) conducted by the Odisha Public Service Commission (OPCC) were announced on Saturday. A total of 378 candidates came out successful.
As per the publication, while Sambit Kumar Gadanayak was declared the overall topper, Anita Panda, who stood next to Sambit, was declared the topper in the women's list. Similarly, Indira Sahu stood third, Satyjit Rout fourth, Devi Prasad Mohanty fifth, Gopinath Kuanar sixth, Sunetra Nayak seventh, Ambika Prasad Dash eighth, Ashis Kumar Das ninth and Trilochan Mohanty 10th in the list.
The OAS preliminary examination was conducted in May 2007 and the result was published in March 2008.
After publication of preliminary result, some of 830 candidates of unreserved category alleged that they had been excluded from the Main examination due to wrong reservation policy.
The students argued that as per the OPSC recruitment advertisement there were 380 vacant posts in civil services. Accordingly, 4,560 candidates should have been short-listed for the main examination.
Instead, only 3,730 candidates were declared qualified to sit for the main examination. They had also challenged their case in the High Court.
Hope this time opsc will conduct exam sincerely and in time bound manner..thanks to govt which decided to abolish OAT ..probably exam will b held on 1st November ATB
Ya ...submission of fee is the ladt process and regarding the commencement of exam as of now it has been declared tentatively that exam is going to be held on 1st November .....there may be some probability of postponing .....but the probability is less as compared to as that of earlier years as this time after high court order govt. has decided to conduct the exam every year . So if govt delays in the beginning that to at prelims stage , then the entire process will be delayed and again problem come for next yr . So if in any case exam delays it will be for only few days ...say at max 1 month ...so if u believe in this administrative logic then u shoid ready for the worst and hope for the best ....so ready for nov 1st !!!
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Paper-I
-- Current event of National and International importance;
-- History of India and Indian National Movement.;
-- Indian and World Geography-Physical, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World;
-- Indian Polity and Governance-Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights issues, etc.
-- Economic and Social Development sustainable Development, Poverty, inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector Initiative, etc.
-- General Issues on Environmental Ecology, Bio-diversity and Climate Change that do not require subject specialization, and General Science.
Paper-II
-- Comprehension;
-- Interpersonal Skills including communication skills;
- -Logical Reasoning and Analytic ability;
-- Decision Making and Problem Solving;
-- General Mental Ability;
-- Basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude) (Class-X level).
-- Data interpretation (Charts, Graphs, Tables, Data Sufficiency etc. — Class-X level); and
English Language Comprehension Skills (Class-X level).
Orissa: OAS results announced
Bhubaneswar: The final results of the Odisha Administrative Service (OAS) conducted by the Odisha Public Service Commission (OPCC) were announced on Saturday. A total of 378 candidates came out successful.
As per the publication, while Sambit Kumar Gadanayak was declared the overall topper, Anita Panda, who stood next to Sambit, was declared the topper in the women's list. Similarly, Indira Sahu stood third, Satyjit Rout fourth, Devi Prasad Mohanty fifth, Gopinath Kuanar sixth, Sunetra Nayak seventh, Ambika Prasad Dash eighth, Ashis Kumar Das ninth and Trilochan Mohanty 10th in the list.
The OAS preliminary examination was conducted in May 2007 and the result was published in March 2008.
After publication of preliminary result, some of 830 candidates of unreserved category alleged that they had been excluded from the Main examination due to wrong reservation policy.
The students argued that as per the OPSC recruitment advertisement there were 380 vacant posts in civil services. Accordingly, 4,560 candidates should have been short-listed for the main examination.
Instead, only 3,730 candidates were declared qualified to sit for the main examination. They had also challenged their case in the High Court.
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