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SCHEME AND SYLLABUS FOR THE RECRUITMENT TO THE POSTS UNDER GROUP-III SERVICES
SCHEME : WRITTEN (OBJECTIVE TYPE) EXAMINATION Subject Duration Maximum marks Minimum qualifying Marks for selections SC/ST/PH B.C. Others

PAPER-I: GENERAL STUDIES: Mental Ability and Language Ability. PAPER-II Contemporary problems and Development of Rural Society with Special reference to Andhra Pradesh. 90 Minutes 150 90 Minutes 150 90 105 120

N.B.: 1. In the event of SC, ST, BC and PH candidates not coming up for selection with the existing minimum marks prescribed for selection in the Competitive Examination conducted by the Commission, their selection should be considered on the basis of the Rank with reference to their performance in the Written Competitive Examination irrespective of the marks secured. 2. The Question papers will be in the three languages i.e., English, Telugu and Urdu.

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Paper-I: GENERAL STUDIES, MENTAL ABILITY AND LANGUAGE ABILITY. (a) (b) (c) (d) Current affairs of National importance History and Geography of Andhra Pradesh MENTAL ABILITY LANGUAGE ABILITY:- Intended to test the candidates proficiency in the use of language, ability for comprehension, summarisation, idiomatic usage, vocabulary and usage, detection of mistakes, absurdities etc.

Paper-II: CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS AND DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL SOCIETY WITH SPECIAL REFFERENCE TO ANDHRA PRADESH: 1. Problems of Rural Health and Sanitation – Village Development. 2. Social tensions and conflicts in contemporary society – Problems of deprived groups – Problems of multi-lingual society – Problems of unemployment in India – Student unrest. 3. Indian System of democracy – Democratic Institutions. 4. General Science including Scientific development relevant to rural areas, Panchayati Raj Cooperative Institutions in the service of rural areas, their role, their effectiveness and Cooperative movement in India with special reference to A.P. and Labour Saving devices. Sd/- ADHAR SINHA, IAS, SECRETARY

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