PAPER- I

Q.1. On the map of India provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words in your answer script, what your consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) 821/2º E meridian
(b) Siwalik Hills
(c) Haldia
(d) Mizoram
(e) Chandigarh
(f) Faraka Dam
(g) HBJ pipeline
(h) Kanya Kumari
(i) Mahanadi
(j) Dodabetta

OR

On the map of the world provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words in your answer script, what you consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) Mauritius
(b) Nile
(c) Pampas
(d) Pamir
(e) Jura Mountains
(f) The Hague
(g) Niagara Falls
(h) 180º meridian
(i) Namibia
(j) Canberra

PAPER- I

Candidates should attempt Q. 1 and 2 which are compulsory, and any three of the remaining questions selecting at least one question from each Section. All questions carry equal marks

Q.1. On the map of India provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words in your answer script, what your consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) Rajasthan (Indira) Canal
(b) Mettur Dam
(c) Bombay High
(d) Gandhinagar
(e) Areas receiving more than 200 cm of annual rainfall
(f) Palk Strait
(g) Paradip
(h) Tropic of Cancer
(i) Maikal Range

PAPER- I

Q.1. On the map of India provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words in your answer script, what you consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) 80ºE longitude
(b) Anamalai Hills
(c) Karakoram Pass
(d) The damodar
(e) Area receiving higher rainfall in winter
(f) Tropical wet evergreen forest area
(g) Bhakra Dam
(h) Air route from Port Bliar to Delhi
(i) Kohima
(j) Anklesvar

OR

On the map of the world provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words in your answer script, what your consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) 90ºWest longitude
(b) Atlas mountains
(c) Sakhaline Island
(d) Niagra falls
(e) Gulf of Bothania
(f) Bass strait
(g) Pampas
(h) Loss Angelss

PAPER- I

Q.1. On the map of India provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words in your answer script, what your consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) Pre-Cambrian land mass
(b) Mikir hills
(c) Banihal pass
(d) 100 cm. (40") isohyte
(e) Largest mangrove forest area
(f) Coffee producing areas
(g) Anpara
(h) Bhilai
(i) Tarapur
(j) Shortest air route from Porbandar to Gauhati

OR

On the map of World provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words in your answer script, what you consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) Carpathian mountains
(b) Great Salt Lake
(c) Parana-Paraguay basin
(d) Canary islands
(e) Areas with 50 to 100 cm. annual rainfall
(f) Great Barrier Reef
(g) Bering Strait
(h) New York Metropolitan Region
(i) Seoul
(j) Trans-Siberian Railways with three important railway stations on it.

PAPER- I

Q1. On the map of India provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words, in your answer-script what you consider to be most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) The Pir Punjal
(b) The Luni River
(c) Farakka Barrage
(d) The Bombay High
(e) Neyveli
(f) Gangtok
(g) 50 cm (20" annual isohyets)
(h) Black cotton soil region
(i) Areas affected by cyclones from the Bay of Bengal
(j) Shortest air route from Varanasi to Bangalore

OR

On the map of the World provided mark the following and write in not more ten words, in your answer-script what you consider to be the most important aspect of each one of them:
(a) Elburze mountain
(b) The Dead Sea
(c) Fiji Islands
(d) The Kiel Canal
(e) The Falkland Island
(f) Diego Garcia
(g) 80ºF. Isotherm of July
(h) 100 cm (40") mean isohyets in winter (November to April)
(i) Nairobi
(j) The Kuroshio Current

PAPER- I

Q1. On the map of India provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words, in you answer script, what you consider to be the most important aspects of each one of them:
(a) Bhadravathi
(b) Khandwa gap
(c) Kalpakkam
(d) River Damodar
(e) MacMohan line
(f) Sivasamudram
(g) Sri Hari Kota
(h) Chukka project
(i) 100 cm (40") annual isohyets
(j) Barauni

OR

On the map of the World provided, mark the following and write in not more than ten words, in your answer script, what you consider to be the most important aspect of each one of them.
(a) The Sargasso Sea
(b) Bay of Fundy
(c) 10ºCelsius (Centigrade) or 50ºFahrenheit isotherm for the warmest month in the northern hemisphere
(d) Pittsburg
(e) Monte Carlo
(f) Wyville Thomson ridge
(g) Jerusalem
(h) The region of olive cultivation
(i) The bell of the doldrums
(j) Taklamakan

PAPER- I

Time Allowed: Three Hours
Maximum Marks: 300

Candidates should attempt Questions 1 and any four of the remaining questions, selecting two from Section A and any two from Section B. All questions carry equal marks.

Q.1. On the outline map of India supplied, mark and name the following:
(a) The regions with the highest variability of rainfall (more than 15%) from year to year;
(b) The regions of rubber and tea cultivation;
(c) Jog (Gersoppa), Ellora, Digboi, Neyveli, Kudremukh, Singareni;
(d) Mahabaleshwar, Pachmarhi, Darjeeling, Kodai-kanal, Nainital, Simla;
(e) Thalghat, Khandwa gap, Palghat, Banihal Pass, Aksai Chin and Bhorghat.

OR

On the outline map of the World provided, mark and name the following:
(a) The zero degree Celsius (Centigrade) (32ºF) surface isotherm for the month of January.
(b) The mean annual thermal equator,
(c) The New England States,
(d) Zimbabwe
(e) Kuro Siwo
(f) St. Gotthard Pass,
(g) The Soo Canal,
(h) Bosporus,
(i) The Trans-Siberian rail-route, with three important stations, on route.
(j) The Wuhan conurbation,
(k) Murray-Darling Basin and
(l) Bogota.

SECTION A

Q.2. State, in detail, and appraise fully the arguments in favour of and against the theory of Continental Drift.

Q.3. Discuss the complete mechanism by means of which the atmosphere is able to maintain its heat-balance. Is the atmosphere getting progressively hotter, and if so, why?

PAPER- I

Time Allowed: Three Hours
Maximum Marks: 300

Candidates should attempt Questions 1 and any four of the remaining questions, selecting two from Section A and any two from Section B. All questions carry equal marks.

Q.1. On the map of India supplied to you, mark and name the following:
(a) The mean annual isohyets of 100cm.
(b) The regions of Regur (black cotton) soils.
(c) The four most important centres for the manufacture of iron and steel.
(d) Four of the most vulnerable tracts of India likely to be inundated by cyclonic storms.
(e) Morvi, Marble falls, Chukha project, Kalpakkam, Sri Hari Kota and Thumba.

OR

On the map of the World provided, name and mark the following:
(a) The International Dateline
(b) The horse latitudes
(c) The Air India route linking Delhi with New York via Moscow and London
(d) The Durand line
(e) The Great Wall of China
(f) Diego Garcia
(g) Namibia
(h) Ruhr
(i) Kalgoorlie
(j) Benguela current
(k) The mid-Atlantic rise
(l) The Great Barrier reef of Australia

SECTION – A

Q.2. What light does the study of earthquake, waves throw on the inner constitution of the earth?

Press Note for Directly Recruited Candidates in RPSC Patwari Exam 2008

Rajasthan Public Service Commission released the press notice for the Nominated Candidates of Patwari Competition Exam 2008 (Direct Recruitment for Patwari Training Institutes) who did not admit their applications to the commission office.

Below is the full detail of Press Notes.

Subject: LAW
Exam Date: 13^th November 2010
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Subject: LAW
Exam Date: 13^th November 2010
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Central Bank of India Clerk Recruitment Exam Selection Process and Syllabus

Her is the syllabus to study for the preparation of Central Bank of India recruitment exam.

Selection Procedure:

• Selection will be made on the basis of performance in Written Test and Interview. Details of Written test and Interview are as under: