State of Gujarat - Act
Research Assistant, Class III, (Pre-service Training and Passing of Post-Training Examination) Rules, 2015
GUJARAT
India
India
Research Assistant, Class III, (Pre-service Training and Passing of Post-Training Examination) Rules, 2015
Rule RESEARCH-ASSISTANT-CLASS-III-PRE-SERVICE-TRAINING-AND-PASSING-OF-POST-TRAINING-EXAMINATION-RULES-2015 of 2015
- Published on 21 November 2015
- Commenced on 21 November 2015
- [This is the version of this document from 21 November 2015.]
- [Note: The original publication document is not available and this content could not be verified.]
1. Short title, extent and commencement.
2. Definitions.
- In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:-3. Institutional training and scheme of examination.
- The direct recruit shall be required to undergo institutional training, in the Institute in accordance with the following provisions, namely:-4. Examination and Syllabus.
5. Attempts for passing examination.
6. Publication of result.
- The Director General, SPIPA shall declare the result of the examination and submit the same to the Government. The Government shall publish the result in the Official Gazette.7. Qualifying Standard for passing of examination.
8. Eligibility to appear in Examination.
9. Books for Institutional training.
- The Institute shall provide books for institutional training and for examination, to the direct recruit Without obtaining any security deposit during their institutional training in the Institute. The direct recruit shall be required to return the books as soon as the examination is over. In case of their loss or damage, price of the books shall be recovered from the direct recruit by the Institute.10. Prohibition to use certain device in the Examination Hall.
- No direct recruit shall be allowed to carry with him any other communication device like pager, cellular phone, lap-top, i-pad, calculator, etc in the examination hall.11. Security and Surety.
- Even direct recruit shall be required to execute a bond in the form as specified in Appendix-II.12. Miscellaneous Provisions.
| Paper 1: Gujarat Civil Service Rules, 2002,Total-100 Marks, Duration : (With Books) | 2 hours, | |
| 1. | Gujarat Civil Service Rules, 2002: | |
| (1) The Gujarat Civil Service (General Conditions of Services)Rules, 2002. | ||
| (2) The Gujarat Civil Service (Pay) Rules, 2002. | ||
| (3) The Gujarat Civil Service (Pay Related Allowances) Rules,2002, | ||
| (4) The Gujarat Civil Service (Occupation of GovernmentResidential Accommodation) Rules, 2002. | ||
| (5) The Gujarat Civil Service (Leave) Rules, 2002, | ||
| (6) The Gujarat Civil Service (Pension) Rules, 2002. | ||
| (7) The Gujarat Civil Service (Joining Time) Rules, 2002. | ||
| (8) The Gujarat Civil Service (Travelling Allowance) Rules, 2002. | ||
| Paper 2 : Acts and Rules and FinancialMatters, Total-100 Marks, Duration | 2 hours (With Books) | |
| 1. | Acts and Rules : | 50 marks |
| 1. The Gujarat Civil Services (Conduct) Rules,1971 and Gujarat Civil Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules,1971. | ||
| 2. The Gujarat Civil Services (Classificationand Recruitment) (General) Rules, 1967. | ||
| 3. The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. | ||
| 4. The Right to Information Act, 2005. | ||
| 2. | Financial Matters: | 50 marks |
| 1. The Gujarat Financial Rules, 1971. | ||
| 2. The Gujarat Treasury Rules, 2000 (Chapter 1,2, 3, 7, 8 & 9). | ||
| 3. The Bombay Contingency Expenditure Rules,1959. | ||
| 4. The Gujarat Budget Manual Book-1 Rules, 1983. | ||
| 5. The Bombay General Provident Fund Rules,1959. | ||
| Reference books : | ||
| 1. The Gujarat Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1971 and GujaratCivil Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1971. | ||
| 2. The Gujarat Civil Services (Classification and Recruitment)(General) Rules, 1967. | ||
| 3. The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. | ||
| 4. The Right to Information Act, 2005. | ||
| 5. The Gujarat Financial Rules. 1971 (Whole Book). | ||
| 6. The Gujarat Treasury Rules, 2000 (Whole Book). | ||
| 7. The Bombay Contingency Expenditure Rules, 1959. | ||
| 8. The Gujarat Budget Manual Book-1, Rules, 1983. | ||
| 9. The Bombay General Provident Fund Rules. 1959. | ||
| Paper 3: Statistics, Economics and OfficialStatistics, Total-100 Marks, Duration : | 2 hours (With Books) | |
| 1. | Statistics: | 30 marks |
| (1) Mathematical Statistics : | ||
| 1. Frequency Distribution and Measurement of Central Tendency | ||
| 2. Dispersion - Skewness | ||
| 3. Principle of Sot | ||
| 4. Probability | ||
| 5. Mathematical Expectation | ||
| 6. Probability Distribution | ||
| 7. Interpolation - Extrapolation | ||
| (2) Sampling Methods and Experimental Designs: | ||
| 1. Introduction | ||
| 2. Simple Random Sampling Method | ||
| 3. Stratified Random Sampling Method | ||
| 4. Systematic Sampling Method | ||
| 5. Cluster Sampling | ||
| (3) Business Statistics : | ||
| 1. Correiating, | ||
| 2. Regression | ||
| 3. Association | ||
| 4. Time Series | ||
| 5. Index Number | ||
| 6. Vital Statistics | ||
| 2. | Economics : | 30 marks |
| (1) | Principles of Economics :- | |
| 1. Economics and Basic Economic Problems | ||
| 2. Assumption of Economic and Methods of Analysis | ||
| 3. Principle of Consumer Behaviour - Choice of Utility | ||
| 4. Indifference Curve Analysis and Choice | ||
| 5. Consumer's Surplus G. Elasticity of Demand | ||
| 7. Rules of Production | ||
| 8. Production Cost | ||
| 9. Supply | ||
| 10. Price Determination in Market | ||
| 11. Competition | ||
| 12. Monopoly | ||
| 13. MonopoHstic Competition | ||
| 14. Oligopoly | ||
| 15. Principle of Allocation | ||
| 16. Pay | ||
| 17. Rent | ||
| 18. Interest | ||
| 19. Profit | ||
| 20. Point of General Equilibrium | ||
| 21. Welfare Economics | ||
| 3. | Official Statistics : | 40 marks |
| 1. Central and State Statistical Organisation | ||
| 2. Planning | ||
| 3. National Sample Survey | ||
| 4. National Sample Survey (Poverty) | ||
| 5. Economic Census and Survey | ||
| 6. Population Census | ||
| 7. Agriculture Statistics | ||
| 8. Animal Husbandry Statistics | ||
| 9. Fisheries Statistics | ||
| 10. Irrigation Statistics | ||
| 11. National Income and State Income Estimates | ||
| 12. Capital Formation | ||
| 13. Price Statistics | ||
| 14. Transport Statistics | ||
| 15. Education Statistics | ||
| 16. Industrial Statistics | ||
| 17. Statistics of Municipal Towns and Cities | ||
| 18. Socio-Economic Review | ||
| 19. Statistics of Co-operative Activities | ||
| 20. Statistical Arrangement of Co-operative Activities | ||
| 21. Evaluation Process and its various stages | ||
| 22. Health Statistics | ||
| Books recommended : | ||
| - Mathematical Statistics, Author :- Prof.H.D.Shah, Fifth Edition :- 1994 (Published by the UniversityGranth Nirmdn Board, Gujarat State, Ahmedabad) | ||
| - Sampling Methods and Experimental Designs,Author - Shri S.M.Shah Edition :-1992, (Published by theUniversity Granth Nirman Board, Gujarat State, Ahmedabad) | ||
| - Business Statistics, T.Y.B.Com., Edition :-1995, (Published, by the University Granth Nirman Board, GujaratState, Ahmedabad) | ||
| - Principles of Economics, (Price andAllocation), Author - Shri H.K.Trivedi, Edition :-2005.(Published by the University Granth Nirman Board, Gujarat State,Ahmedabad) | ||
| - Official Statistics, (Prepared by theDirectorate of Economics and Statistics, Gujarat StateGandhinagar) | ||
| Paper 4 : Official Writing Method and OfficeProcedure, Noting and Drafting (Non-Secretariat) Total-100 Marks,Duration : | 3 hours (Without Books) | |
| Chapter-1 | General Instructions: | 50 Marks |
| Parishist-K : Official Language Policy ofAssociation | ||
| Parishist-KH : Gujarat Official Languages Act,1960 | ||
| Parishist-G : Government Motives | ||
| Chapter-2 | Noting Method (Note Writing) | |
| Chapter-3 | Draft Writing-I (Letter Method) | |
| Government Writing Method: | ||
| (4) Letter | ||
| (5) Reminder Letter | ||
| (6) Demi-official Letter | ||
| Chapter-4 Draft Writing-2 (other appearancein Government Writing Behavior) : | ||
| (1) office Memo | ||
| (2) Office order | ||
| (3) Circular | ||
| (4) Remark | ||
| (5) Resolution | ||
| (6) Notification | ||
| (7) Telegraph | ||
| (8) Saving Telegraph | ||
| (9) Press Note | ||
| (10) Press Statement | ||
| (11) Agenda | ||
| (12) Minutes | ||
| Chapter-5 (K) Some Samples of Standard : | ||
| (1) Bond of Surety | ||
| (2) Tender, Notice, Samples, Instructions | ||
| (3) Advertisement | ||
| (4) Notice | ||
| (5) Certificate | ||
| (D) Certificate of Medical Inquiry | ||
| (E) Certificate relating to Office Work | ||
| (F) Certificate of Salary | ||
| (6) Plaque and Invitation Letters | ||
| (Kh) Correspondence in Hindi | ||
| Chapter-6 Easy-Translation - Some samples: | ||
| Gujarati Translation in Important Sentences | ||
| Chapter-7 Rules of Spelling : | ||
| (A) Proofreading | ||
| (B) Spelling of Administrative Words | ||
| Chapter-8 | Abstract Writing : | 50 Marks |
| Parishist-3 Gujarati-Hindi Synonyms of SomeImportant English Words in Administration (2) Official Procedure,Noting and Drafting (Non-Secretariat) | ||
| 1. Various form of correspondence used in Government offices | ||
| 2. Noting, Drafting and Filing, etc. | ||
| Books recommended : | ||
| - Official Writing Method, 4th Edition-1996(Office of the Director of Languages, Gujarat State,Gandliinagar-382 010) | ||
| - Office Procedure. Official Writing Methods(Non-Secretariat) (Published by the Government of Gujarat) |
1. Signature and full address,
2. Signature and full address
SuretyWe .................. and residing at in Taluka .............. District ........... declare ourselves sureties for the above names ........(hereinafter referred to as "the candidate") and guarantee that the candidate shall do and perform all that he has undertaken to do' and perform and in case of his (1) failure to complete the institutional training or (2) failure to appear in the examination, or (3) failure to comply with any of the provisions of the contractual appointment rules, if any, to the satisfaction of the Government, we hereby bind ourselves jointly and severally to forfeit to the Government of Gujarat exercising the executive power of the Government of State of Gujarat (hereinafter referred to as "the Government") the amount equal to the pay and allowances paid to him by the Government during his training plus amount prescribed by the Government from time to time towards the cost of training imparted to him by the Institute being an expenditure incurred by the Government on his training in which the candidate has bound himself and we agree that the Government may, without prejudice to other right or remedies available to the Government recover the said amount from us as an arrear of land revenue; and we also agree that any variation of the terms and conditions specified in the said rules shall not discharge us from our liabilities to pay the said amount and for the purpose of enforcement of our liability under this agreement, our liability shall be joint and several with that of the candidate.| Date: | Signature of Surety. |
| Place: | Full address and occupation. |
| Date: | Signature of Surety. |
| Place: | Full address and occupation. |
| In the presence of: | |
| Signature | |
| Full address and | |
| Occupation of witness: | |
| Signature | |
| Full address and | |
| Occupation of witness: |