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HP Allied Services Exam : Syllabus & Exam Pattern

HP Allied Services : Syllabus & Exam Pattern

Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission conducts Allied Services Exam almost every year. No of seats and name of posts filled by this exam varies every year.

Major posts filled up are following:

  1. Excise and Taxation Inspector
  2. Inspector Cooperative Societies (Audit)
  3. Panchayat Inspector
  4. Extension Officer
  5. Election Kanungo
  6.  Any others

Understanding the syllabus & exam pattern will help you to be successful to get a desirable job.

Key Points

  • The HP Allied Services Syllabus for prelims and the main examination are a little different.
  • This exam conducted in three phases: Prelims, the Main Examination and the Evaluation. Candidates have to clear the prelims in order to be eligible for the Main examination.
  • The Prelims consist of one paper which consists total of 200 objective type questions. 
  • The Main Examination will be a written test with a total of 3 papers, each with 3 hours time duration.
  • The last stage will be a Evaluation for the final recruitment.

 

 Syllabus for Screening and Mains.

 Screening Test Syllabus
Paper-I (General Knowledge based on Himachal Pradesh, Modern history, General awareness and current affairs)
  • History, Geography and Socio-economic development of Himachal Pradesh
  • Knowledge of current events of national and international importance.
  • Indian National Movement and History of India.
  • Indian Polity and governance-constitution, political system, Panchayati Raj, Public policy, Rights Issues, etc.
  • General issues on environmental ecology, Biodiversity and climate change which don’t require any subject specialisation.
  • General Science.
  • Social-economic geography of India and the world and questions on Mahatma Gandhi teachings.
For Mains Exam Syllabus
Paper-I English (Conventional)
  • Candidates will have to answer the questions checking their English language and usage of words
  • Precis Writing 
  • English composition letter/Application/Report/Note writing.
  • Comprehension of Unseen passages.
Paper-II Hindi (Conventional)
  • Translation of English Passage into Hindi.
  • Explanation of Hindi passage in the same language.
  • Composition (Essay, Idioms, Correction,etc.)
Paper-III General Knowledge
  • History, Geography, and socio- economic development of Himachal Pradesh. Knowledge of current events of National and International importance and matters of everyday observation & experience in the scientific aspects without any specialization in any scientific subject. There will be Modern History of India, Indian culture, Indian polity, Indian economy and Geography of India & questions on Mahatma Gandhi teachings.

 

 Exam Pattern for Preliminary Examination 

Sr.no Subject Marks  Duration
1 History, Geography and socio-economic development of Himachal Pradesh. 60 3 hours
2 Knowledge of current events of national and international importance and such matters of everyday observation and experience in their scientific aspects as may be expected of an educated person who has not made a special study of any scientific subject. 60
3 Modern History (From 1857 onwards) of India, Indian culture, Indian Polity, Indian Economy, Geography of India, and Disaster Management. Environment and Gender issues and teaching of Mahatma Gandhi. 80

 Exam Pattern for Main Examination 

Mains Exam Subject Name Total Marks Exam duration
Paper-I English(Conventional) 150 3 hours
Paper-II Hindi(Conventional) 150 3 hours
Paper-III General Knowledge 200 3 hours

Evaluation of the HP Allied Services Examination will be based on certain parameters. The details of which are further detailed in the table given below for your reference:

 Sr.no Parameters of Evaluation Total Marks
1. Written Test:{Percentage of marks obtained in the written test to be calculated out of 85 marks. For example, a candidate getting 50 % marks in a written test will be given 42.5 marks}. 85 marks
2. Evaluation of candidates to be made in the following manner: 15 marks
(i) Weightage for the minimum educational qualification prescribed in the Recruitment & Promotion Rules: {Percentage of marks obtained in the educational qualification would be multiplied by 0.025. For example, an individual has secured 50 % marks in the required educational qualification, he/she will be allowed 1.25 marks (50×0.025=1.25)} 2.5 marks
(ii) Belonging to notified Backward Area or Panchayat, as the case may be. 1 mark
(iii) Land less family/ family having land less than 1 Hectare to be certified by the concerned Revenue Authority.  1 mark
(iv) Non employment Certificate to the effect that none of the family members is in Government / Semi Government service. 1mark
(v) Differently abled persons with more than 40% impairment/disability/ infirmity.  1 mark
(vi) NSS (at least one year) /certificate holders in NCC /The Bharat Scout and Guide / Medal winner in National Level sports competitions. 1 mark
(vii) BPL family having family annual income (from all sources) below Rs.40,000/- or as prescribed by the Govt. from time to time. 2 marks
(viii) Widow/divorced/destitute/single woman. 1 mark
(ix) Single daughter/Orphan  1 mark
(x) Training of atleast 6 months duration related to the post applied for from a recognised University/Institution 1 mark
(xi) Experience upto a maximum of 5 years in Govt./ Semi Govt. Organisation relating to the post applied for (0.5 marks only for each complete year) 2.5 marks

We hope this article will help you to sail through this exam. Right guidance, targeted study material & multiple revisions are the key plank to crack this exam.

 

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