Details of IPO Examination date for Paper III 29.01.2012 with model question

Main  Points of  order issued for IPO Examination Paper III   -  29th January 2012 Competent Authority ordered to hold a re-examination i...

Main  Points of  order issued for IPO Examination Paper III   -  29th January 2012

Competent Authority ordered to hold a re-examination in Paper-III of IP 2011 as per the prescribed syllabus.

Re-examination in Paper-III will be held on 29-01-2012 (Sunday) in 21 centres (except Kerala Circle)

The Examination will be conducted through approved Outsourcing Agency on turnkey basis.

The Re-examination will be for the candidates who actually appeared on 16-10-2011

Due to paucity of time, the outsourced Agency is unable to dispatch the Admit Cards to the candidates physically and instead Admit Cards will be displayed on the India post website and the candidates may be instructed to download the Admit Cards and to appear at the prescribed Venues along with Photographs

29th January, 2012 (Sunday) Paper-III (without the aid of books) 10-00 AM to 01-00 PM

Syllabus   - Paper  III (1)   Constitution of India (2) Short title, extent, commencement and definitions of CPC & CrPC. (i) CrPC: Proclamation for person absconding attachment of property of person absconding , claims and objections to attachments, release, sale and restoration of attached property. (ii) Indian Evidence Act: Short title, extent and commencement Of the relevancy of the facts: Evidence may be given of facts in issue and relevant facts, relevancy of facts forming part of the same transaction, facts which are the occasion, cause or effect of facts in issue;motive, preparation and previous or subsequent conduct. Facts which need not be proved: Of oral evidence: Of documentary evidence (iii) Indian Penal Code: General Explanation: Of Punishments Of offences by or relating to public servants Of contempts of the lawful authority of public servants Of the criminal breach of contract of service RTI Act and Consumer Protection Act ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample question   Based on  Indian Constitution How much time was taken for  prepare   Indian  constitution ? 2 year 11 Month and  17  days  How many ways to change Indian constitution 3 Constitution of  India   provides ------------------------- for the entire country single citizenship termination of Indian citizenship is not allowed    during  -------------  time War  Who is  the  adviser  of Public  accounts committee in India Comptroller and Auditor General of India The sessions of Parliament are convened at the discretion of the ---------------- President. of India The parliament ordinarily meets in three sessions in a year  Then  mention three session These are the Budget Session (February-May) , Monsoon session (July-August) and Winter session(Nov-December) The President can call joint sessions of the two Houses. Mention the  condition  if a bill passed by one House is rejected by the other House or if the amendments proposed to a bill by one House are not acceptable to the other House, does not take any action on a bill remitted to it for six months. The bill after receiving the assent of the President becomes an Act. The above said statement is True Article ------------- empowers the President to establish Inter-State Council to promote better co-ordination between the Centre and States. 263 A Non-Resident Indian is an Indian citizen who is ordinarily residing outside India and holds an Indian Passport The  above said statement  is True The Constitution guarantees to every citizen certain fundamental rights. What are they ? Right to equality, the right to freedom, the right to worship or freedom of religion, the right against exploitation, cultural and educational remedy. Prepared by  S Jayachandran , SA , Divisional office , Mavelilara