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Assam Forest Guard Syllabus 2020
Assam Forest Guard Syllabus 2020 | Exam Pattern, Selection Process & Guide Books
Organization
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Assam Forest
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Post Date
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25-05-2020
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Vacant post
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Total Posts
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1081
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Apply Mode
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Job Location
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All over Assam
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Job Mode
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Forest Jobs
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Website
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slprbassam.in
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Post Type
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Syllabus/ Books
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Apply Last Date
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25-06-2020
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Assam Forest Selection Process 2020
Vacancy Positions
1. Forester-I
No of Posts: 144 Posts
2. Stenographer (Grade-III)
No of Posts: 11 Posts
3. Forest Guards
No of Posts: 812 Posts
4. Surveyor
No of Posts: 35 Posts
5. Mahut
No of Posts: 28 Posts
6. Carpenter
No of Posts: 01 Post (UR)
7. Driver
Selection Procedure for Assam Forest Department Jobs :
There will be two tests for the recruitment of all the posts(i) First Phase Test and
(ii) Second Phase Test.
Candidates whose applications are found correct in all respects will be called for the First phase Test which will be conducted at any convenient venue(s) depending upon the number of candidates. The candidates will have to appear for the First Phase Test at the venue mentioned in his/her call letter. However, the Chairman, SLPRB, Assam reserves the right to change the venue (s) of the test as necessitated and no representation etc. will be entertained in this regard. Before entering the test in the venue (s) for first phase test, biometrics of each candidate will be done.
Assam Forest Forester-I & Forest Guards Exam Pattern 2020
On arrival, the Admit Card / Call Letter of the candidates will be verified and then the candidates will be asked to appear in the Physical Standard Test (PST).
The PST will carry no marks. Measurement of the height, weight and chest (only for Males) of the candidates will be taken after which the candidate will be inspected by a medical officer for preliminary checkup like knocked knee, vision test, colour blindness test, flat foot, varicose vein, physical deformities etc. Varicose vein shall be considered a temporary disqualification. Once a candidate clears the PST, he/she will have to appear in the first phase test.
1. First Phase Test:
The First Phase Test for Forester-I & Forest Guards will be the Physical Fitness Test comprising of 26 KMs (for Males) and 16 KMs (for Females) walk to be covered within 4 (four) hours. Modern technology will be used for recording the time taken by the candidates to complete the walk.
2. Second Phase Test:
The Second Phase Test for Forester-I & Forest Guards will be a Written Test. After completion of the Physical Fitness Test, a merit list will be prepared for each category (Unreserved, OBC/MOBC,SC,ST(P),ST(H), and EWS (for both males and females) on the basis of time taken for completion of the 26 KMs/ 16 KMs walk. Candidates will be called for Written Test in order of merit at the rate of 5 (five) times the number of posts allotted in respect of each category. Candidates taking lesser time to complete the 26/16 KMs walk will be placed higher in the merit. If the total number of qualifying candidates turn out to be less than 5 (five) times the number of posts, all qualifying candidates but no other will be called for Written Test. If there are candidates having recorded the same timing in completion of the walk as the last candidate selected for Written Test, the candidate having recorded the same timing will also be called for Written Test and therefore, the number may exceed the 5 (five) times formula to the extent for that particular case and category.
Exam Time:
- The duration of the Written Test will be of 3 (three) hours for the posts of Forester-I.
- Forest Guards exam duration 2 (two) hours.
For the post of Forester-I, the Test will be of 100 marks with 100 questions and for the post of Forest Guards, the Test will be of 75 marks with 75 questions and both the test are completely OMR based. Each question will be of 1 (one) mark.
There will be negative marking of 1/2 mark for each wrong answer. The candidates will use a black ball pen to answer the OMR based answer sheet.
There will be a separate question paper for Forester-I and Forest Guards.
i) General Mathematics.
ii) English & Vernacular (Grammar & Comprehension & Composition)
iii) Logical Reasoning and Aptitude
iv) Assam’s History, Geography, Polity & Economy
v) General awareness/General knowledge and Current affairs
Assam Forest Syllabus 2020
FORESTER-I
Subjects Names
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No.of Marks
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No.of Questions
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Exam Duration
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Type of the Exam
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General Mathematics
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100 Marks
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100 Questions
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03 Hours
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OMR Based
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English & Vernacular (Grammar & Comprehension &
Composition)
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Logical Reasoning and Aptitude
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Assam’s History, Geography, Polity & Economy
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General awareness/General knowledge and Current affairs
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2. FOREST GUARDS
Subjects Names
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No.of Marks
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No.of Questions
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Exam Duration
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Type of the Exam
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General Mathematics
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75 Marks
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75 Questions
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02 Hours
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OMR Based
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English & Vernacular (Grammar & Comprehension
& Composition)
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Logical Reasoning and Aptitude
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Assam’s History, Geography, Polity & Economy
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General awareness/General knowledge and Current affairs
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1. First Phase Test:
For the posts of Stenographer Grade-III, the Written Test will be the First Phase Test. A common question paper will be set for Stenographers and Forester-I, the details of which are mentioned below
Subjects Names
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No.of Marks
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No.of Questions
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Exam Duration
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Type of the Exam
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General Mathematics
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100 Marks
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100 Questions
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03 Hours
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OMR Based
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English & Vernacular (Grammar & Comprehension & Composition)
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Logical Reasoning and Aptitude
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Assam’s History, Geography, Polity & Economy
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General awareness/General knowledge and Current affairs
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2. Second Phase Test:
For the posts of Stenographer Grade- III, the Practical Test will be the Second Phase Test. After completion of the Written Test, a merit list will be prepared for each category (Unreserved, OBC/MOBC,SC and EWS ) for both males and females ) on the basis of total marks scored in written test. Candidates will be called for Practical Test in order of merit at the rate of 5 (five) times the number of posts allotted in respect of each category (Unreserved, OBC/ MOBC,SC,ST(P),ST(H) & EWS) both male and female. If the total number of qualifying candidates turn out to be less than 5 (five) times the number of posts, all qualifying candidates but no other will be called for Practical Test. If there are candidates scoring the same marks in Written Test as the last candidate selected for Practical Test by the 5 times formula in a particular case, the candidates scoring the same marks will also be called for Practical Test and therefore, the number may exceed the 5 times to that extent for that particulars case and category only.
Components of Practical Test for the posts of Stenographers Grade-III for 50 marks are as under Stenography test carrying maximum 50 marks
Sl.
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Description of Test
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Duration
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Marks
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1.
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Speed Test in shorthand at a speed
of 80 words per minute (duration 5 minutes & 400 words dictation
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05 Minutes
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50 Marks
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2.
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Time to be given to the candidates
for testing the computer
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03 Minutes
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3.
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Time for transcription for the
dictated portion in computer
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20 Minutes
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4. Assam Forest Surveyor, Driver, Carpenter & Mahut Exam Pattern 2020
1. First Phase Test:
For the posts of Surveyor, Driver, Carpenter and Mahut, the First Phase will be a common Written Test. The duration of the Written Test will be of 2 (two) hours on the subjects as given below. The Test will be of 75 marks with 75 questions completely OMR based. Each question will be of 1 (one) mark. There will be negative marking of 1/2 mark for each wrong answer. The candidates will use a black ball pen to answer the OMR based answer sheet.
Second Phase Test:
Subjects Names
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No.of Marks
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No.of Questions
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Exam Duration
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Type of the Exam
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Elementary Arithmetic
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75 Marks
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75 Questions
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02 Hours
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OMR Based
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Vernacular Language
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Basic General Awareness/ General knowledge
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The Second Phase Test for Surveyor, Driver, Carpenter, and Mahut will be a Skill /Practical Test in the respective fields. After completion of the Written Test a merit list will be prepared for each category (Unreserved, OBC/ MOBC,SC,ST(P),ST(H) and EWS ) for both males and females ) on the basis of total marks scored in Written test. Candidates will be called for Practical Test/Skill Test in order of merit at the rate of 5 (five) times the number of posts allotted in respect of each category (Unreserved, OBC/MOBC,SC,ST(P)
, ST(H) & EWS) both male and female. If the total number of qualifying candidates turn out to be less than 5 (five) times the number of posts, all qualifying candidates but no other will be called for Practical Test. If there are candidates scoring the same marks in Written Test as the last candidate selected for Practical Test/Skill Test by the 5 times formula in a particular case, the candidates scoring the same marks will also be called for Practical Test and therefore, the number may exceed the 5 times to that extent for that particulars case and category only.
a) Second Phase Test for the posts of Surveyor for 100 marks areas under:
b) Second Phase/Skill Test for the post of Driver, Carpenter & Mahut:
a) Second Phase Test for the posts of Surveyor for 100 marks areas under:
Sl. No
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Components
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Marks
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Duration of Time
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Exam Type
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1
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Mensuration-Pt-I
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40
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01 Hour
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Objective type
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2
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Drawing -Pt-II
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60
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02 Hours
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Descriptive type
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Components
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Marks
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i) Practical Test
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50 marks
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In the below section, we have listed the various topics found in each subject of the forest exams. The topics of the Assam Forest Department Syllabus are easy to prepare. So, keep reading the entire topic to write the test rapidly.
General Knowledge
- Current Affairs – National & International
- Geography
- Indian Constitution
- Culture
- Important Financial & Economic News
- Sports and Games
- Current events
- Important Days
- Awards and Honors
- General Politics
- History
- Abbreviations
- Books and Authors
- Science – Inventions & Discoveries
- Economic Scene
English
- Antonyms
- Theme detection
- Adverb
- Sentence Rearrangement
- Articles
- Grammar
- Passage Completion
- Comprehension
- Unseen Passages
- Sentence Completion
- Tenses
- Error Correction
- Synonyms
- Idioms & Phrases
- Word Formation
- Conclusion
- Vocabulary
- Verb
- Subject-Verb Agreement
- Fill in the Blanks
General Science
- Physics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Environmental Science
Mathematics
- Percentages
- Linear Equations
- Geometry
- Number System (Elementary Number Theory)
- LCM and HCF
- Data Handling and Statistics
- Arithmetic
- Mensuration
- Algebra
- Simple Equations
Geography
- Earth and Universe
- Solar system
- Monsoon, Rainfall, weather & climate
- Water Resources
- Soil, minerals & natural resources
- Forest & wildlife
- Agricultural pattern
- Transport & Communication
- Social Geography
- Natural Calamities
History and culture of India and Assam
- Indus Valley Civilization‐Guptas,
- Delhi Sultans, Mughals, and Marathas
- Age of Vijayanagaram and the brahman is
- South Indian history
- Culture and Heritage of Assamese people
- India since independence
- Characteristics of Indian culture
- Unity in diversity
- India‐as secular state
- Growth of rationalist
- Dravidian movement in Assam
- Political parties and populist schemes
Indian Polity
- Constitution of India
- The preamble to the constitution
- Salient features of the constitution
- Union, state and territory
- Citizenship‐rights amend duties
- Fundamental rights
- Fundamental duties
- Human rights charter
- Union legislature
- Parliament
- State executive
- State Legislature
- Local government, etc.,
Indian Economy
- Nature of the Indian economy
- Five‐year plan models‐an assessment
- Land reforms & agriculture
- Application of science in agriculture
- Industrial growth
- Rural welfare oriented programmers
- Social sector problems
- Economic trends in Assam
Indian National Movement
- National renaissance
- The emergence of national leaders‐Gandhi, Nehru, Tagore
- Different modes of agitations
- Role of Assam in freedom struggle Rajaji, VOC, Periyar, Bharathiar & others
Aptitude & Mental Ability Tests
- Conversion of information to data
- Collection
- Analytical interpretation of data
- Simplification
- Percentage
- Highest Common Factor (HCF)
- Lowest Common Multiple (LCM)
- Ratio and Proportion‐Simple interest
- Compound interest
- Area
- Volume
- Time and Work
- Logical Reasoning
- Puzzles
- Dice
- Visual Reasoning
- Alphanumeric Reasoning
- Number Series.
Assam Forest Dept Recruitment Guide Books:
For the preparation of the Assam Forest Dept Recruitment 2020, you can take any guide books available in the market, The Candidate should prepare hard for a better result.
candidate should take help from textbooks & carefully understand the concepts, and then solve question papers from previous years. The candidate can buy these books online or from any local shop & prepare.
(Click the Below Link for Buy Books Online)
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