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APPENDIX VI

APPENDIX

A?PeND VII

Statement sh wing the position about re. cruienent f mills= belonging W Suhedoled • Castautcherfokd Tribes against vaea cies reserved for than on the result of the examinations held during

Statement ah wing the number of candida-tes who a geared at the Indian Ad-ministrative Service etc Eximination

arilnionettoliternd biligh and antitu Sehedtha ilulegtiofa&csthe

Constitution as allmnadve media for answering the compulsory papers on Essay arid GeneralRnonledge . , 84

Statement showing the number of candid-tea who appeared at the Indian Adminisi Range Service etc Examination offering the Indian Languages as one of the optional SILAIAIS • E. . . I 86

SMteumot showing the number of eandida. tea debarred/disqualified from the Coni-asion's Excminations and Selections du-ring the year 1918-79 (Recruitment by

Statement along the number of candida-tes debarred/disqualified from the Cenral. asion's Examinations and Selections dur-

ing the year 197849 (Recruitment by Interview including interviews aided by Written and/or practical test) . . .

Members' of the Pexsonality Test Boards— Indian AdminiArative • Service etc. Exmahaatien, 1975; Indian Forest Sanna Examination, 1978:Indian Economic Set vieeittotisnail Service Era lion, 1976; Engineering S rice Examination, 1978l Geologists' Examination. 1971; Combined Examination (1978) for rec-ruitment to Medical past under the Cent-ral Government; United Departmental' Competitive Examination (1971) for pro-motion to the grade of Assi rant Ens-neer (Central Public Works Department) (CivilfElectrial) • . • • • 91

Indian Administrative ' Sanice etc Exa• mination..1978-•SubieetWise distribution of. candidates for Indian Admit,/ titian" Sengobbncllan Foreign Service/Centel

Serviouslindlah,Police Screleci • I. 115

to

87

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10. ItAtuitmant II. Recuument 12. Follow up U. Detyril offers

. by tar Corthrisairm

14. Setebons for

t PPEEIVIIPIA

I . APPEAL:Mr

146 abescruPleYrnant I.1 01 Provisiona

19, Delayed re 29. Diserpling 21. tectartme

23. Non-acre It ncknowle

APPENDIX I

AlpeNVI II

APE ((DIX IV

APA VOI X V

(u)

for Statutory bodies

Aneelled . . of candidates recruited by the commission

of appointment to ca.odidales recommended

. • " ' Pool for temporary Receiment of Wenn

and Conantinions . . .

by transfer/deputation . .

of Officers • . •

and other tern pointy appointments tens and irregular appointments

y Cases . . • • •

I REIESESEEVICE Rulcs

nee of Commission's a tin 57

gement . . , ,

APPENDICES

Staff of the Commission .

Comparad re statement of Workload 6ve years 197.145 W1978-79

Statement showing receipt and of the Union Public service duririP the year 1178,79

List of post /services excluded purview of he Co ion Public COIMEISSAIn Rug the Issue Public service Commission from Consultation) Regulations

loll

EXEMIElatiOES conducted by the lic Service Commlnicm

Information regarding the number dates interviewed/recommended results of =lain eninationa 1977-78 which could not be Appendix V of the Twenty-eighth

on Septempted. 70

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•

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of

Union Tel the

held

expenditure Commbsion

from

(Exemption

furaished

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42 43

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43 " ts and

4$ 46 47 46 47 53 $5 56

57

• 61

in the . • 67

• 69

the Service Union

Pub-year

73.

of candi-on the during

in Report 79

APreNpa X0I List of posts for Mhich requisitions were cancelled after advertisement but before

'Ammeore lull-A List of post for which requisitions were moiled after adverfisement and

List of eases where he offer Of appointment

Statement showing IMIoistry-wirDePart-ment-wise bruakoup of vacancies reser-ved for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tato and the number of Scheduled Castes) Scheduled TtMes officers recommended against those vacancies by the Depart-mental Promotion Committees donne

APPENDIX XV-B SOatethent of cases in which references to the Departmental Promotion Conandttees

delayeduding confmnaticm of GraWs were

Appointment by transfer/deputation . .

APPENDIX XVII Statement of cams of re-employment under

Ave XVIII Delayed ream«, Nadas to temporary

Aveventt Statement stlowing the prtiadars of appoint- ments made by TIMIstriesfillepartments au which the Commission decided to

APPENDIX XEE

APPENDIX XX

Disciplinary cases

Reference, on various matters made to the Commission dumhg the year .

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180

271

276

PAGE

206

208

209

244

250

269

270

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Apv-voix VII-BI

AnalysiS of University-wise elassifiealiOn of candidates who appeared at the Indian Administrative Sur me etc Examination. 1977 . . . . . . 119

AWED% VII-B.II Analytis of University-wise classification of candidata who appeared at the Corn. blued Engineaing Servicti Pxanilnation

ApPENDIX VIII

,

Statement showing the number of Engineer-log. Medital, Bectmical and Non-Bohol-

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cal posts for which remiisitions were re- ceived during thorax . • • • 147

MANDE IX

hist of posta for which Bitable cmclidaies could not be found as a result of advertise- ment and •interview . • . • 149

Ann NOE DC-A

Statistical break-up of fingineethg posts for which the Cociation conducted rec- ruitment dozing the year . • . 170

, Statistical break-up of Scientific and Tecboh

Oil EDP for which the Commission con- ducted recruitment during the year . 1TZ

Statistical break-up of Non-Technical posts for which the Commission conducted re- =Sent during the year . • Mg

Statistical break-up of Medical posts for which the Commission conducted rec- ruitment during the year . • • us

Ay mmi,DIR List of posts reserved for Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes candidata for which no such candidate applied • 180

AP ENID X •List of direct recruitment posts for which WEDGE and/or practical test was can.

'ducted as al aid to interview or screening

fir ENID XI ROCEEDEA for p.m,' under Local Autho- rities during 197849 by openadverthement and selection . . .

Recruitment for posts under Local Autho-rities during 1973379 by promotion, depu.

An EDE XIII Statement showing the numbs:, of mat where the notification of reCruitment rules WU delayed by Government and the

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192

200

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Dr. A.R. Ilidwai

Shri R.N. Manna°

Dr. A. K. Dhan

Shri Asoka Son

AR Marshal Tejo Singh Virk

SEA M. Singaravek

Dr. Sarup Singh

SION AS ON 25-10-197S

Member

Member

Member

Member

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Government- 267

Statement of cases in which 'references to the

'Jape ithth tal Promotion Committees re- 270

Bathing conthroation of officers were delayed

Statement showing IthnisUyiDeithrtraentthise '

bath-up of vacancies reserved for Sehthlulthl Castothetheduled Tribes Wild the number of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tthoes °racer nco=leaded against thew ththuthes ID& the Departmental Promotion -COMmittees during

l9744 - 211

App01(1419=1 by umnfethdoputathon . 230

Statement of cases of rthemployment under

Mlnignes/DePartments etc. • • • • 281

APPENDIX XVIII thnlayed rtheraces relatint to tanporary • app0int-m..1r

AVP0-.131% Statemzueshownth the oartleulan of appomth meths made by IthanactDepartmenth etc ssinth the Commission (Teethed to treat as

Pnoth

Itethsnition of qualtications for the porposth of recruitment I enicey nil the Ge tril

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288

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asepplinery thus

Rtteroncei on venous matters made to tba

COUIVISSIOn dnrm the MX • 7,92

w risf•SIIIMIll• V tfir V lf MIR

TM Union Public Service commission present so b P added Mir Twenty-fifth Report as requirled by Afoot

32-3(1) of the Coned lotion This Report cabers the tient.

from Aral 1, 1974 (Chariot 11, 1896 Sake) to Mwair Si

1975 (Chaitra 10, IS97 Sake)

INTRODUCTION

Conference of Chairmen of Public Service Cormnissious

2. The year ending March 31, 1975, saw COTtd11 changes ilt the methods of functioning of the Union Pent:: Service Commission. This Report along with its appendicc. eves SO' account of the Commission's working in the varnuf spheres of the functions assigned to them under the provisiorx of the Constitution. An important event during the year nr. the Conference of Chairmen of Public Service Commission: I I

held under the presidentship of the Chairman, Union Public -

Service Commission. Various important conclusions were

readied at this Conference. The conclusions reached in respect

of four such issues are stated below :—

(i) It was considered that the Union Public Service , Commission and the State Public Service Commis- ' dons could play an important and effective robin the implementation of the sociercconomic pro-

grammes ih the country. All these programmes '

depend on the competence and sense of devotion of t

the public set ants who are charged nith thc ;

responsibility of executing them. The Public Service ' I

Commissions could assist the Government by' mlecting the best avadable candidates for appoint-ment M key posts and by haying an integrated

COMPOSITION OF THE COMMISSION AS ON MAY 31; 1930

Hr. M. L Shahare Ch

Stui N. S. Sten M mb

Prof. S. Serape& M rat

Dr. Dab N. A. Noor Muhammad Member

Shrimed Rb. Man Member

Prot B. &hers Member

Shi S. A Mehts Member Mui Jury/ant Rai Hansel Member

Did

The Union Public Service Comminiutz present to the Presidenr IMP Twenty-ninth Report as required under Article 323( ) of the Constitution. The Report covers the period from April 1,

1978 to March Ds 1979 (Chairra 11, 1900 to ehaitra 10,.

1901).

INTRODUCTION

• 2. The functions of the Union Public Service Co4mission

are laid down in Article 320 of the Constitution. Bri , the Commission are charged vaith the responsibility of cohductuag,

examinations for appointment to services of the Union. They arc also required to he consulted on all matters relating to methods of recruitment to Civil Services and for Civil posts, on the principles to be followed in •making appointments to

ava Sent and posts, promotions and transfers ;from man Service to another and on suitability of candidates for such appointments, promotions and transfers. The Commission are also entrusted with some quasi-Judicial functions ble disciplinary matters relating to Civil servants, on any claim for reimbursement of expenses incurred by a Government servant in defeeding legal prorvedings instituted against him for acts done in the execution of his duties and on the question of awards of pension for injury sustained by Government servants in a civil capacity. Article 321 of the Constitution lays down inter alio that an Act made by Parliament, May provide for exercise of additional functions by the Union Public Service Commission as respect the services or the Union and also as respect the services of any local a thority Or other body corporate constituted by law or of an public institution. By virtue of the provisions made • ha the 4elevaut

Acts, the Commission are required to be consulted an r4iect of 'certain categories of appointment to posts under the MOdpat Corporation of Delhi, the Employees' State Insurance Cairsion and the Employees Provident Fund' Organisation.

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3. Beforb going into the detailed account of the work done by them al Commission would make a brief mention of some of the speci 1 tasks undertaken by them during the year

Steps were taken to implement the decision of Government to hold the Civil Services Examination as recommended by the Committee on Recruitment Policy and Selection Methods (Rather, Committee);

Arrangements. were made to hold •a special Limited Departmental Competitive Examinadon confined to the officers belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for promotion to Grade I (Under Secretary) of the Central Secretariat Service and the Railway Board secretariat Service against the

reserved vacancies; ,

(e) To meet the special requirement of Medical Officers in the remote, fax flung areas in NordbEastem regions, Andaman & Nicobar and Lakshadweep Islands and Mining areas, a Special Recruitment of Gomm was undertaken; and

(d) As many as four Recruitment Tests based on a simplified scheme were held in the University Campuses and Naval Establishments in a bld to reducing the shortfalls in the intake of cadets in the Tadian Navy and the Indian Air Force,

Diller details have been furnished in the subsequent

ParaWaffils• CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATION

4. In paragraph 7 of the Twenty-eighth Report it was mentioned that the Government had released the Report of the Kothari Committee relating to the proposed Civil. Services Examination soliciting public opinion. During the year under report, the GovemmeM communicated their decision .on

November g, 1978 accepting, with some modifications, the recommendations of the &ottani Committee • on Recruitment Policy and •Seldetion Methods for appointment' to All India Services. and Camel Services. In place of 3 separate examinations for Category I (Indian Administrative Service and Indian Foreign Service), Category If (Indian Police Service and

.POECC Services Group 13') and Category El (Central Servides GM 'A' and Group 13') there will now be single examination—Civil Services EXamiaatIOU—for recau t to Indian Administrative Scrvice/Ladian Foreign Service Indian Police Service and Police Services Group 23'; and Central Services Group 'A' and Gionp

: The salient features of• the new scheme of Civil Services Examination are : •

The examination comprises two stages, a Preliminary Examination (Objective type) followed by a Main Examination (written and interview) for selection of candidates for appointment to the vdrious Services and posts. The Preliminary Examinadon is meant to serve as a screening tem. Hoed on their Performance in the Preliminary Examination, candidates axe selected for the Main Examination. The marks (written and interview) obtain d by candidates in the Main Examination will de their final cirder of merit. ,

The age •limits for general candidates will be 2l-23 years as on 1st August of the year in which the examination is held. For Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes a further relaxation of fl c years

in the upper age bad( Le. tm to 33 years ge, is allowed.

(e) Three attempts are permitted for general ca didates. There is no. limit to the number of .attempts for a I Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes candi ate as

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(f) Candid tom ba th ti to le tb Math

. Examination in English or any of the Ind' languages ii prescribed in the Eighth Schedule to the onstitation.

The Scheme for the Main Examination is as foll ws :

The Written Examination consists of the folio ' g papers :

Mewl One of the dian languages to 300merrks be selected hy th Ada from the leinguaass included in the Eirslatb Scladulc to the ConstitutLon

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Irl as he is Walla the age-limit of 21-33 years.

Bach a candidate takes the Preliminary

Examination, it is treated as an attempt at the

ExanlineSn. •

felb Waite the Preliminary Examination is of an objective

type with a compulsory General Studies popes and

an Optional subject to be selected by the-can didaittenes

t of a list of 19 subjects, the Main Ir out

sti

Ega 'ation will be of the conventional tYPe, Will Central Studies as a compulsory subject and

tweo

Optional subjects to be chosen by candidates em

out of a list of 21 =bleats. Literature of various languages is also available as subjects for the Main

Examination.

(e) The scheme of the Main Examination includes a

r

tt

nape on Indian language (ow to hc selected ore

out of the list in the Eighth Schedule to the

and one on English. These meths are of Matriculation standard or equivalent and are of qualifying nature only; the marks obtained in these papers are not counted for ranking but a candidate will have to qualify in this portion of the Maio Examination, before he is assessed and ranked Ott his performance- in the other subjects for the

Main Examination.

Government on March 17, 1979 passed orders to the effect that the paper on Indian language would not be made comprylsory for candidates lag from

' the North Eastern States/Union Territories of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Nagaland for 1979 Examination. The closing date for applications from candidates in this region was extended from March 1, 1979 to •March 31.

1979.

wow Psalms V. VI, VII Any two subjects to ba selected 330 marks for Ash

AVM from the list of the opitional piper bi p bed. Each

subject has two papers.

Candidates who have qualified in the Main Examination have to appear for an interview for Personality Test by the Commission, which vrill cony a maximum of 250 marks, but with no qualifying minimum -

The new Scheme of the Clog Services Examination placed on the Commission an onerous responsibility, and a number of operational problems had to be solved. As the Examination was to be held for the first time, those within the preieribed age-

. limit were made eligible for this Examination irrespective of the chances they might have availed of for the Lilian Administrative Service etc. Examination. Under-Graduates preparrig for their final degree examination were also wade eligible for the Preliminary Examination subject Co their furnishing proof of having passed the degree examination within a specified time. The Preliminary Examination was also of objective type which did not involve writing long answers but only indicating the correct response to the question by marking with pencil in the prescribed manner. Because of these various factors, a massive response to the notification for the Examination was expected. Ail the arrangements necessary for holding the Preliminary

Amass B1 8s1V General Studies PAO, h stomata

300 marks for each

Elimination had to be made within, a short span of nearly

, I sit months. All these Called for suitable changes in the procedure I• hitherto followed by the Commission. The application form

I l•wa simplified requiring the candidates to furnish only the

I lab Miley essential information and was published in the various !newspapers all over the country through the Directorate of Advertisement and Visual Publicity even •though it involved substantial additional cost. The norms were relaxed for giving adequate coverage to the advertisement in the north-eastern serious of the country. The candidates were permitted to apply in the form so published in the newspapers thus dispensing with the old procedure of sending application forms from the Office which was not only time taking but also was causing considerable

Isuspense and anxiety to the prospective candidates, A very large volume of examination material, like Question Booklets and Answer Sheets, elm had to be handled and special arrangements made vrith the coopepration of the postal authorities for despatching and receipt back of this sensitive material. As

I tM Question Booklets were to be in English, and Hindi, and

le • I had to be prepared for a large number of optional subjects for 'the Preliminary Examination, a continuous series of meetings with experts had to be arranged to finalise suitable questions (items) to be included in the Question Booklets. Within a short time of about thrco months, the Commission had to collect a very large number of items (questions) from a number of

I

item writers from various parts of the country. Special care had to be taken in designing the Questions on the General Studies payer in order to erminate, as far as possible; elitist or urban bias. A large number of experts from varying backgrounds had to be consulted towards achieving this objective.

The Recruitment Rules of We various Services participating in the Civil Services Examination were based on the old scheme

, of the Indian Administrative Service etc, Examination. These fiad lo be modified at short notice to be in consonance with the

uttemeats of the new Civil Services Examination. This was go dove by taking up urgent meetings of the participating

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unstrim and Departments and the entire work was completed ot priority balls.

The Rules of the Examination were published in the Gazette Of India on January 15, 1979 and the scheme of Examination ll)22 f liblilbel the Employment News and leading newspapers on January 20, 1979. As many as 100,742 candidates .applied for the Examlnatioa. In view of the massive character of the eXamionticm, the Commission appointed a Committee of Experts to make suggestions in regard to the physical arrangements for the conduct a the examination and for safe custody, despatch and accounting of the examination material of a quantity unparalleled in the history of the Commission. It was a difficult task to find manes at the centres, particularly because 4- new centres had been established for this exami ration at Aurangabart, Dharwar, Madarai and Ranch i and there was of much am between the extended dosing date viz. March 31, 1979 and the date of commencement of examination vi lone 12, 1949. In the past the nmadmum

number of applications that had been received for the Indian Admiaistrativ Service etc Examination was 32,972 in 1976 and 104 sub-centres had been set up for the •conduct of that Examination. This time the number of sub-centres required to be set rip was 245. A number of senior officers •ot the State 'Governments and the State Public Service Commissions had to be appointed as Coordinating Supervisors for large centres with a view to effecting better co-ordmation did supervision. The Coordinating Supervisors were suitably

hied in a meeting held at New Delhi with a view to ensuring mifo silty in the practice and procedure to be followed in Affecting the exandnation.

Unlike in a conventional examination, where the questiOn eLleaper uormally consists of only a few pages, the Question. pleoklets for the objective Examination run to a large number lei paps, • Apart from having to get over the difficulties Of pith* these voluminous booklets in Pugh h and Hindi at short Perim; special arrangements bad to be made for the security f

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United Emgdom and some other counties. Dozing the year under report, the Commission explored further possibilities of co-operation in this field with the institutions in Great Britain and finalised certain proposals with the clearance of the Government of India under the Techthcal Assistance Programme

, of the Colombo Plan, The pativeyti include supply of books

and literature on modem methods of testing and educational measurements, exchange of personnel and supply of modern equipment. The Commission are grateful to the Brithh Council for the co-operation and assistance extended to them in this

naMter.

the examination Material including the Question Booklets at the varjoas centres. Secure places for storage were identified as the various centres including strong room facilities of the State Government wherever available Special steps had to be

I I taken w move the "Ministry of Horne Affairs to permit the Comdinating Supervisors in the yarions Centres to make use of the police fireless grid on the date of •the examination should

1 I urgent necessity arise. The dimensions of the logistic problems

Iwhich arose can be appreciated when it is realised that 2,33,0

00.

I Question Booklets, each of 40 pages on the average, in all weighing about 15 tons had to be orbited, packed and air-lifted - to 30 Centres all over the country and irt London and getting them transported back to the Commission's Office Special

arrangements had also mho madam the office of the Commission

I for storage and accounting the materials.

The Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 1979 was

I held on June 12 and IS, 1979. Out of 1,00,742 candidates I who applied, 98.653 candidates were admitted to the examination

and oi these. 67,635 candidates actually appeared at the examination. The results of the examination were declared on Juts/ 28. 1979 and 7,566 candidates were declared qualified for

admission to the Main Examination. •

I EXAMINATION RF-FORMS •

15. One of the major concerns of the CoMpiiSsiOn is to ensure that theft recniitment policies and selection practices are socially relCyant and technically reliable. Towards this end, they keep

I I in touch with development in the field of Examination Refer= both inside the country and onside, keeping at the same time their policies and selection methods under n process of continuous review. In the years 1977s78, as has been mentioned in

Paragraph S. of their TWentY-eighth Report, the COnsallinina sent abrosid two of their senior officers for studying the testing and eyaludtion methOds adopted in the United States of America,

SCREENING TESTS

6. In paragraph 9 of the Twentyseightir Report, reference was made to screening tests through objective type of Written examinations either as a process of screening and sh listing of candidates or as an aid to interview. The practice d procedure of holding screening tests were further streanD daring the year under report not only for holding such tests in leaner number of recruitment cases but also to give weightage to marks Obtained by candidates in such written tests towards their final selection. The Commission decided to told screen rig test particularly for testing the loaowledge et the candida es where such testing will facilitate the final selection in areas like medicine, survey, computer science, basic sciences, languages. engineering etc. In such cases due weightags is given to the performance of the candidates in these t st and the extent of weightage, depending on the merit of each case, is decided by the Commission before the tests are held. The Commission fixed a day• in each month for holding screening tests in all their established examination centres and held 56 such tests, excluding the tens held for the Defence Services, as against 21 such test held in the previous year. Although recruitment through shreening test takes a little longer time than through interview alone, it provides an opportunity fo all eligible candidates to compete and also meets the problem of the varying stand

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test was held in the afternoon of Decbmia4 1 1973 for selection of Pilot Officers for Indian Air Force. 5;932 candidates registered themselves with the authoriff es in 44 university campuses and three Naval Establishments. Of these, 3,247 candidates took the test and 724 qualified for secondment to Air Force Selection Board. The final results of the last two tests were not available till the close of the year under report. The introduction of ids scheme of examination has helped a great deal in making good the recurring shortfan M the recruitment of cadets for Indian Navy and Not Officers for Indian Air Force.

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' SPECIAL REcRunmarr FOR MEDICAL POSTS IN PAR FLUNG AREAS :

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8. The Commission in constffiation with the Golfer dent made ffiecial efforts -during the year under report fo the recruilinerit of Doctors for remote and far flung areas in 1

,forth-

stem Region, Andaman and Nicobar, Lakshadweep Islands and interior mining areas primarily to provide necessary oath services to the, people living in these areas. The Commission have, in the past, been conducting regular examinations for recruitment of medical officers for various posts under the Government. However, the expedenee was that p rsons recruited through these examinations were reluctant to take' up postings in such remote and less popular areas This recruitment also enabled the Government, to make regular appointments of medical officers to posts in these difficult arms. Under this sctieme, recruitment was conducted for 280 posts. Over

,292 spoil:edam were considered and over 1,565 candid, tes were called for interview. The Commission were able to finally recommend 248 candidates for appointment to these posts. The shortfall was due to non-availability of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes communities. In' order to. facilitate candidates serving in Andaman and Nicobar Islands add also to ensure that the medical services in these Islands

b not seriously disrupted, the Conamissitm, as a- special um, conducted interviews for these posts. in Port Blair.

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' adopted by the different Universities in granting academic degrees

' and distinctions.

. ' SPECIAL RECRUTIMENT TO DEFENCE SERVICES

. 7. As was indicated in paragraph 11 of the Twenteighth

,

Report, the Commission took some special steps to make up the

,

recurring shortfall in the inmke of cadets for Indian Navy and Pilot Officers for Indian Air Force This involved intr ,

oduction

1 of a new scheme ender winch the examinations were taken to

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the very classrooms of the potential candidates, The procedure also cut down a number of formalities normally gone through

, in any examination conducted by the CornmitasiOn. Advertisements were issued in leading national newspapers

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requesting interested candidates to register themselves with specified authorities in university campuses for appearing in these

i examinations, At the time of examination they were required to complete a formal application fennel:ins/Rh their photographs. Those who qualified in the written examination were seconded to the Services Selection BoardfAir Force Selection Beard for further tests, interview eta During the year under report, 4 such too were held, two each for Indian Navy and Indian Air Force. The first such test for Indian Navy was held on May 21, 1978

for which 2,266 candidates had registered themselves in thin)! .

different university campuses. Of these, 1,282 candidates took

the rest and 594 of them qualified for secondment to Services

i I Selection Board. Finally 49 candidates were recommended for

! appointment as cadets. A similar test for the recruitment of Pilot Officers in the Indian Air Farce was held on July 9, 1978.

1S31 candidates registered themselves in 23 different campuses, these, 797 took the test and 290 qualified for secondment to

e AU Force Selection Board. 20 candidates were finally acted for appointment as Pilot Officers. The third such test

. as held in the forenoon of December 3, 1978 for selection of candidates to Indian Nivy for which 5,376 candidates had

Iegisteind themselves in 44 univerdo campuses and three Naval

Establishments. Of these, 3,069 took the test and 617 qualified 'cItioa Board. The fourth such

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DELAY IN coNEmmAnoN

in paragraph 38(v) of their Twetity-segenth Report it

was mentioned that Government considered, in consultation with the Corenission, certain proposals for streamlining the firocederti for consultation with the Union Public Service Commisn. One of the impatient decisions taken by Government, on lhe advice of the Caminission, was to dispense with the association of tin Commission with Departmental Promotion Contirdttees

on .confirmation of officers in Central Services subject to the

following conditions :-1 a) The proceedings of the Departmental Promotion

COOffilitte considering the confirmation of officers should be sent to the Covantission [Or their approval. While doing so, the cases of -officers not considered fit for confirmation, affingwith their character lolls should be specifically referred to the Commission

for their approval.

(b) Administrative Miuntries and cadre authorities should take steps to ensure that confirmation of officers regularly selected are ordered Without may

avoidable delay.

Whir the intodaclion of the procedure mentioned above, it was expected that administrative 'Iihnistriestilepatiments make confirmations in the grades without undue delay. The

Commission have been mentioning in Appendix XV-B cases in which references to be Departmental Promotion Committees regarding coofirnaadou of officers 60101201g to the Central Services. have been delayer!. They regret to note tbat simplification of the procedure mentioned above has not

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conttibutid significantly to elimination of delays in finalisation of cases of cOafirmatiOn of officers. Concerted effort should be made by the MiffistiesiDepartments to make confirmations as

soon as officers become eligible.

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COMPOSITION OF THE COMMISMON

10. Dining the year under repori the following . Members held Office :—

. Chairman (Up to February 4, 1979 .1.1.1.)

. Chairman (From merem 16. 1979 ts.N.)

. Member (Porffirmed thektutirs of Chainnan from Febniary 2, 1979 to Fehmal 1a1 19792

Air marahai t S. Mk

FIF1 M.Sioaaravele

moon Member

. member (UP to October 22. WS)

Dr. Heti te.A7ti

th

oor mehammad mbar (Prom November* i9e8)

. Member (Prom December 1.1978)

. • alember (Prom DOCCIACT 12, lum)

Commission had its full strength at the close of the year main Members besides the Chairman.

STAFF

11. Appendix 1 gives a comparative statement of the - sanctioned strength of the staff of the Commission as on' the

opening and closing days of the year. The volume of ;oak needled by Use Commission dining The last the years is inzlicssed k Appendix 11. The receipts and expenditure during the year

are shown in Aprons: M.

San Moka sen .

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CONDITIONS OF SERVICE OF MEMBERS OF THE UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

17. During the period under report the Union Public Service Commission (Members) Regulations, 1969, were amended to provide for maximum pension of• npees twelve thousand per annum in respect of those persons who have rendered sswice partly as a Member and partly as Chairnian of the Commission -

Provision for daily allowance to the Members of the Commission while travelling on duty at the highest rate applicable ro a Central Government officer of the fdst grade was made in the Union Public Service Commission (Members) Regulations. The bowfin of cash payment in lieu of unutilised leave subject to a ntaximum of one hundred and eighty days of earned leave were extended to the Members of the Commission on the analogy M Moiler benefits made available Co the Central Government Officers. In the case of Members of the Union Public Service Commission who, on the date of theiriappointment as such, were not in the service of the Central Government or a State Government, a local body or any other body wholly or substantially owned or controlled by Government, provision for gnarl relief M pension was made in the Union Public Service Comnission (Members) Regulations in the light of the benefits of relief in pension given to retired Central Government Officers. Nan-official Members were also made eligible for commntadon of pension in accordance with the rules applicable lp Central Government Officers of the highest grade.

Besides some more proposals relating to conditions of service of Members of the Union Public lervice Commission were also

(-awarded to the Department M Personnel , and Administrative Reforms, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India; for their consideration. It was proposed to the Government that a Membro who had retired from the service of Central or a State Government or a kcal body or any other body wholly, ot substantially owned or controlled by Government and (was re-employed as a Member should be made eligible to subscribe

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to the Contributory Provident Fund and moment's share nn SaCh Contribution should be allowed to him on the analogy of • the provisions contahled in Contdbutory Provident Fund (MEN Rides 19,62. The Government have agreed to this proposal and a , prevision in this respect ha since been incorporated in

Golon Public Service Commission (Members) Regulations. The Government were also approached to introduce in the 'Union Public Service Commission (Members) Regulations a Residuary Clause so that where no express provision had been made in the Regulations, the conditions of service of Chairman or a Melds should be determined by the rules and orders for the time' being applicable to a Secretary to the Government of India ortAdditional Secretary to the Government of India as the case May be. A draft notffication to amend the Union Public Service Commission (Members) Regulations for incoiporating a Residuary Clause' is under consideration of the Government.

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- VISIT OF FOREIGN DELEGATIONS

13. rn With a view to enhancing bilateral co-operation in Balleiel and technical co-operation in pardoner, between i Ind a and Kenya and on the imitation of the Government of India, dffiegation from Kenya Public Senuice Commisston visited India 4.

Oetober-Noverahm 1978. The delegation consisted of Messrs 'mac Reuben Nderity and KBEs Mwalzio, Members

Ho Service Commission and Mr. Daniel G. Kincaid, Secretary of the Kenya Public Service Conunission. Besides holding discussions with Chairman and Members of the Unkla Pahl'

(Service Commission on a number of matters of mutual intere the delegation held meetings with senior officers of the Department enersonnel and Administrative Reforms, Ministry of Finance Sllitt Selection Commission, Bureau of Public Enterprises and Ministry of External Affairs. They also visited the hallo) Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi, Indian Institute at Applied Manpower Research, New Delhi, Lal Eahadur Shastri "fithademy of Administration, Mussorie and Me Forests Research

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Report it was stated that the Commission regretted their inabillig to wee to the proposal of Governmerd for continued exclusion from their purview of Group A and (hemp B posts in the Central Industrial Securky Force beyond August 4, 1977. Derthe the year under report, the Ministry of Home Affairs info ecl th t Government had decided that Group A and Group B posts in the Central Industrial Security Force could be brought vritbin the purview of the Commission and that no further exempaon from the Commission's purview in this regtrd was required.

Infortnaff on Adviser to the Prime Minister

(ii) As early as April 1976 the Commission had agreed under item 20 of the Schedule to the Union Public! Service Lbmmission (Exemption from Consultation) Regulations, 1958 that the post of Information Adviser to the Primo Minister might be excluded from the Commission's purview for the purposes of sub-clauses (a) and (10 of clause 3 of Article 320 of the Constitution. On a reference made by Government in lime 1977, the Commission clarified that the exclusion of the post of Information Adviser to the Prime Minister from their purview wes agreed to by the Commission as a temporary measure. In 'case Government wished to treat the exclusion as a permanent measure they might Ere to =attune whether this post should be treated as a part of the personal staff attached to the Prime

"Minister in which case it would be excluded from the Commission's purview by virtue of item 5 of the Schedule to the-.Reguktions. This would mean that the post would be, li I thrt personal staff, co-terminus with the term of the °Mee 4f

the Prime Minister. On a subsequent teference made b Government the Commission agreed in June 1978 that they had ea. objection to. exclude the post Wm other personal staff under Item 5 of the Schedule to the Union Public Service Commission Exemption from Consultation) Regulations, 1958 from their

mei on permanent basis and that the tenure of the !

exits of the posts would be co-terminus with the tern of

Prime Minister., On March 31. 1979 the Department of

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Instant; Indian Winery Academy, Dehradurth The Delegation visited Madras and held discussion§ with Chairman and Members

' of the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission. From thrte, they went to Hyderabad and had a racefeth with senior Faculty Members of the Adnimistrative Staff College of India and the Chaisson and Members of Andhra Pradesh Atha° stallthe

. Commission. The delegation went to Bombay and met the

, CMirnian and Members of the Maharashtra Public. Servlee

I I Commission and from there tenanted to Kenya.

(W Mr. A. N. Pldri, Chairman- Zambia Public Service 1 1 Commlissiern accompanied by his officials, salted the Unica

Willie Service Commission on March 5, 1979 and nwt, the Chairman and Members of the Union Public Service Commission.

1 Matters relating to recruitment and examinations, with particular

reference to the role of Computer m processing and tabulation

of results were discussed.

! TRAINING OF AN OFFICER DEPUTED FROM NEPAL ,

14. An diem of the Public Service Commission, Nepal underwent training in office of the Commission from March I,

1 1979 to Mach 21, 1979 under the Technical Co-operation '

Scheme of the Colombo Wan.

MATTERS EXEMPTED FROM THE REQUIREMENT' OF CONSULTATION WITH THE COMMISSION

Central Industrial Security Farce

i '15. ( 6 In paragraph 25(i) of the Twenty-seventh Report it was stated that the Commissian agreed, in two spells in the coritiancd exclusion of the posts in the Central Industrial Security ,

i Force from their prtview for a hardier period lip to Atigust

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i1971 or till the recruitment roles for the Posts Were =tilled whichever was earlier. In paragraph 19(1) of -

the ffwentweighth

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Regulations, 1958 might be deleted and that recruitment rules for the posts in question might be framed in consultation with

, them and all Enure appointme ts t th post mad through or in consultation witb them Necessary amendments to the Reheations were not issued till the close of the period neer report.

Review of exclusions from the Commissfen's purview

(iv) In paragraph 18 of the Twenty-seventh Report the Commission pointed out that by virtue of the powers conferred under the proviso to arficle 320 of the Constitution, a large number of posts had been excluded from the purview of the Union Public Service Commission. Even though such exclusions had, by and largo been carried out with the concurrence of the Commission, the matter required to be reviewed. The CoMmission

are glad to note that during the year under repo 4

Government, after consulting the Commission, have taken the following decisions.

Personnel and Administrative Reforms informed the Commishob that the post of Infoneation Adviser to the Prime Minister wW

no longer in xistence in the Prime lohnisterli office and that in haw of that, no further action in the matter was being taken.

Scientific and Technical posts under National Committee. du Science and Technology

di) fn pmagraph 6(iv) of their Twenty-first Report, it was state that G vernment issued an order amending We Scheele° to Ia Union Public Service Commission (Exemption from Consultation) Regulations, 1958 so •as to exclude from the Cornhission's purview all Scientific and Technical posts in the Seer lariat of the Committee on Science and Technology. This was a case in which Government did not accept the advice of the tommission and the details of the case were also given in paragraph 35(fi) of the aforesaid report.

During the period under report the Ministry of Home Affairs, Der rtment of Personnel and Administrative Reforms, informed the Commission that the Deportment of Science and Technology. Wm have carried out revievT of the matter felt that the con ideratIons which weighed earlier in keeping the Scientific and Tecbdical posts in the Secretariat of the National Committee on dence and Technology outside the purview of the Cominission ' no onger existed and that in order to ensure uniformity in thC mode of selection in respect of the Scientific- and Technical posts in ti National Committee on Science and Technology Secretariat and other Wings of the Department of Science and Technology, Go ernment felt that the posh under the National Committee on cience and Technology should be brought back within the purview of the Commission. Oil December 7, 1978. the

.concurred in the proposal of the Government that Cr up A and Group B Scientife and Technical posts in the SrL etariat of the National Committee an Science and Technology migat be brought within their purview. The Commission also adi sed that item (16) of the Schedule to the Union Public Ser ire Commission (Exemption from Consultation)

Posts excluded from the purview of the Commission wider item 20 of she Schedule to the Union Public Service ConvnissiOn (Exemption from Concultation) Regulations, 1958.

he case of these posts 0) a review will be undertaken nomediately and (11) a review will also be made an an annual

is by March 31 of every year.

') Posts excluded from the Commission's purview by virtue of items other than Item 20 of the .Schedule to the Union Public Service Commission (Exemption from Consultation) Regulations, 1955,

view of all the posts will• be undertaken immediately.

i(v) The posts and Services which have been excluded from W Commission's purview from time to time since the issue of

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Tile -Union Public Service Com zoo (Exemption from Co minden) Regulations, 1958 and wlji h emai .

d

enumerated in Appendix IV.

AGE AND THE CONCESSIONS FOR APPEARING AT THE EXAMINATIONS/SELECTIONS CONDUCE

' BY THE COMMISSION

16. The following decisions were taken by Government in consultation with the Commission during the year under report.

Age and fee concessions to migrants Irma Burma and Sri Lanka

The age and fee concessions sanctioned to repatriates from Sri Lanka and Burma who migrated to India on or after June 1, 190 and November I, 1964, respectively including the prospective Indian =pedal= from Si Lanka were extended up

to December 31, 1979,

se concessions to 'nig:rants from East /Oaken Countries

The age concessions sanctioned to, the Indian Nationals

who have migrated from the East African countries of Kenya, °genic, Tanzania and repatriates from Zambia, Malavi, Zaire

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and Ethiopia for purposes of appointment to posts under the Government of India werc extended for a father period of

one year i.e, up to December 31, 1979.

DIRECT RECRUITMENT

. (A) GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE• METHODS OF RECRUITMENT THROUGH EXAMINATION

Making good the shottfall in stratified candidates an the omits of he Defence Services Examinations

IT. (I) In their previous 'three Reports tra. pa= 17(1) of

the 'I wenty-sixth Report, pan 27(1) of the Twenty-s venth Report and pare 11 0 the Twenty-eighth RepartE the Commission referred to the considerable shortfall in the firmly

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swathed candidates on the results of the Defence Services Eraminadons od the steps taken by Government to make good the shortfalls. During the year under report also the shortfalls continued, to persist On the results of the Combined Defence Services Examination, May 1978, 102 candidates only became available, as against 150 vacancies. In the circumstances, the rnmmission concurred in the proposal of the Government that the deficiency in the 29th Short Service Commission (Non-Technical) Course might be made good by admitting to the Course all the left-aver candidates of the 28th Short Service Commission (Non-Technical) Course, provided they were within the; age firefis prescribed for the 29th Short Service Commission (Non-Technical) Course and fulfilled all the other conditions of eligibility and were medically fit •

REVEEW OF THE SCHEME AND SYLLABI FOR CERTAIN COMPETTEIVE EXAMINATIONS

thigineming Services Examination

(ii) (a) In paragraph 21(b) of toe Twenty-eighth Report I the Commission it was mentioned that the scheme of •the Engineering Services Examination was simplified in consultation WI' the Departmental Representatives. The revised scheme was introduced for the Engineering Services Examination, 1978.

) • - During the year under report, the Commission again reviewed scheme in consultation veith experts. /t was kit that, while

the introduction of the two objective type papers covering a broad Crum of the subjects in each major disdcipline, wes a &RP

right direction, provision of only one conventional paper discipline was not adequate, as the subjects were too

and as such it was difficult to cover even the core of /line in one single paper. The Commission, therefore

ed , that in addition to Ma objective type papers,

o conventional papers in each discipline viz. Civil, Electrical, finical and Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

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mod General English were equally important as General

Knowledge. As a result of the review the scheme for the 1979

examination was modified as given below :--

Roomed Scihtmo

SuccF Tune Mama= subject Time Mayan= Allowed Marks Allowcd Marks

2 bre. 50 army 2 hrs. 100

2 bre. 50 General BOO* 2 hn. 100 2 hrs. 100 General koowicdge Ohm. 100

Essay GereralEnglish General KnOwkdee

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'nigh be prescribed for the 1979 Examination. The ollowina Chao es were effected in the Scheme of the EnugnatIon t— , •

Revised schema tion

Cub [et /Auks

Obiectat Papas Objbaive ['Wen

I. “cacral English 2. Sceecal studies 00 1 Gencral Ability Tear

(Parpk—Genera1 Enreesh em1Pra5113— General Studies) 2h15 NO

200 .23. Two papers In 2 hrs 200 rzchuscholthof our cacti each 2 hrs.

.1a4 Two Esotis cool or the four also tacit dasoplocesois. CLdl

Mechanical, Electrical lines oie C.mt. bie- and Electronics and chaciol.E1eancal Ecleconaniamcanon and Thectr0na2

Telocommonication EnpreerNe

LnEnecitio Convenuonal papers

Caercercrial caPen 5 has. 200 4.4.53W0ConventiOnlire. 2 al

rprsdizme,i20`each

uoil.m Elecoical sod Electronics It Telecommunication Bormeenne

— 200 6 Persimality Tess 12DO

load.

b) t9enograPhere Examination

cIn paragraph 17(c) of their Twenty-sixth Report the

ommission had mentioned that the scheme of the Stenoraphers' Exarainatiea held till 1975 was reviewed and a revised schema was ietroduced with effect from the examiaatica held in 1976.

During the year Mader repent the scheme was again reviewed by the Commission. It was felt that for Stenographers Essay,

Fining up of vacancies in the promotion quota for Scheduled CastealSehedul d Tribe to d d Se taxa') in ffie Central Secretariat rtod Ragway Board through limited Dmartrocatal Competitive Examination for Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes

(iii) In accordance with the Central Secretariat Service Rules, 1962, the posts In Grade I (Under Secretary) are to be filled by promotion from mount permanent officen of the Section Officers Grade who have rendered not less tip

a years' approved service in that grade and of permanent officers of the Grade A of the Central Secretariat Stenographers' srvice who have rendered not less than ten years' approved,

ice in that Grade and have worked as Station Officers for a od of at least two years. As per rules, a proportion of these

,C1211cies is earmarked in favour of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled bes, In the year 1977, vslffie considering promotions to be

e to the grade of Under Secretary, it was found that no Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes Section Offi or GT d A

°graph= were eligible for promotion against the vacancies ed for them; and that for drawing the penal for the year also, the same position would Maritime. The Government,

Dann, in consultation with the Control sion,. decided that the gal Secretariat Service Rules, 1962, aright be amended so as ovide for the conduct of a Limited Departmental Competitive

lion congaed to candidatas belonging to the Scheduled cheduled Tubes, who have put in approved and

UPSC/80-3

016 Schomt Durauon PIMP- Sotec1

5. ale COovearenel paper in Web of the

I four di...Primes 22. (-1551, bleducecal, Electrical and Electronics @ lelecommurecapon Enpeccone

Personalty Tar

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continuous service of 4 years in the Grade of .Section Officer or as Grade A Stenographers On a crucial date fixed for tho purpose. The first such examination was decided to be held according to the following plan at various centres in India on July 24, 1979.

PART 1 :—Written examination consisting of two papers in

I Om following subjects each eartifing 200 markt.

Paper I t—Pmeedthe & Practice in the Govern-

ment of India Secretariat and Mantled

Offices. Paper U —General Knowledge of the Constitution

of India end Maddller7 of Cffiffetiv

went, Practice & Procedure hi POMMY:CM

The papers will be of 24 been' duration each.

PART II i—Evaluation of Confidential Records and 'interview of such of the candidates as may be decided by the Commission in their discretion-700 marks.

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Later on the Ministry OE Railways (Railway BOOM) also

came forward with a similar proposal to hold an examination

for filling up the unfilled vacancies in Grade T (Under. Secretary) posts <served for Scheduled Cates/Scheduled 'Gibes Section (Meets/Grade A Stenographers in the Railway Board Secretariat Stenographers' Sondem The examination was decided to be held concurrently vrith the Central Secretariat %nice Grade I Lhuited Departmental Competitive. DOMMEMEMI for Scheduled Castel and Scheduled Tribes candidates on My 24, 1979.

%condiment

of Law Graduates ba the Badge Advocate Gement& IMIPMEMMIE Ministry of MIMIC° thmugh Competitive

Examthation

ao On a proposal received from the ferMiStry of Detenhe, the Commission decided to hold on August 2, 1079

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examination for recruitment of Law Graduates in az Judge Advocate Generals Dephrtment for grant of Short Service

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Caramission. The Fffatmination would consist of one paper Containing objectiVe type questions only covering the subjects 11) General Knowledge (ii) %BB h and (fii) Law (Indian Penal Code, Indian Evidence Act and Army Act) followed by an interview fter 'Manatee and Personality. Test by the Services Selection Board crying equal marks, of candidates who qualify in the written examination Only Law Graduates with 60% or more marks in Law Degree Examination were eligible. The agehrnit prescribed for the xamEation is 19-25 years as on let linty of the year in which the examination is held.

Indian languages for [towering popers for various examthatiens

' (v) As in the previous years, the Commission have continued the practice of allowing the candidates appearing at the Indian Administrative Service etc. Examination, the option to write their answers in Essay and General Knowledge papers in ay of the languages mentioned in the Eighth Schedule to, the Constipation, besides Enplish. A statement showing the number of candidates who exercised the option to write their answers in thesatwo papers in the examinations held in 1975, 1976, 1977 and 1978 may be seen at Appendix V-C. Appendix V-D stows the number of Candidates aerials an Indian language as one of their optional subjects at the Indian Administrative Service etc. Examination during the last four years.

Rajsin I uPPar age MOM for Ihe Indian Economic Service/ . Indian Statistical Service Examination

The upper age limit for admission t6 these examinations as raised from 26 years to 28 years on the analog:, of the

derision taken by the Government in respect of the Clvil Services amination.

of upper age limit for Combined Examination for recruit. meat to Medical posts

In paragraph 7100 of the Twenty-eighth report the paission had mentioned that in order to afford a reasonable Mindy to ad hoc employees, the• upper. age limit for the

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vacancies finally reported- for being Bird on the results of the elimination. The following table MI show that th of some of the examinations held by the Commission, there was a very wide disparity between the number of vacancies reported by the bsEmistries/Departments before the announcement of the examination and the number of vacancies finally reported for behig filled on the results of the examination :—

Nameafuramination No. of verancier vateurieS no Mee

No. of

reponse finally

I. lads= Admirristrative Service etc. ExamMatioo. . . . . . . . 405 711

3. Engineering Sersims Examination, 915 . 500 616

3. Geotogiole Examisation,1978 . . 32 179

A Assistant's Grade Domination, 1975 277 496

Sten0Naphers' Examination. 1975 . . 14 151

N Combined Limited Departmentol Competitive 2211

7. Combined Examination (1971) for recrinneient to 493 na

B. Indian Economic Serdec/Indian SialitstMal Stemice . . 10 20

(1132)

A Special Pass Railway Apprentices afteenaere. Ina 10 17

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Combined Examination for recruitment to Medical posts under the Central Govetrunent was relafed up to50 years. The Government, in consultation with the Commission, decided that for the 1979 examination also the same relaxation in the upper age limit mighe continue. However, no telmation in agg-limit

beyond 30 years would be allowed in the es:m.111MM to be held

after 1979

Needfor proper assessment of number of ram:cies to be filled through Competitive ExaMaations

(vmy The Commission rmet to state that inspite of repeated observations made by them in this behalf in the previous reports EN. paragimh 17(xiii) of the Twenty-sixth Report, paragraph 27(xii) of I Twenty-seventh Report and paragraph 21(viii) of be Twenty-eighth Report] cases continued to occur during the year under report where some of the Ministries/Departments

di f not intimate even the approximate number of vacancies, for being notified in the Notices of the Commission's examinations fni inf ()motion of the prospective candidates. As pointed out lin the earlier reports, according to the instructions issued by

.Goverment, the Ministries/Departments making recruitment thimigh Competitive Examination held by the Commission are requited to plan their manpower .requirements in advance, to • assess carefully the number of vacancies requited to be filled through a particular examination and to report these vacancies as accurately as possible to the CenernissNa in time for being notified by them in their Notice for the information of prospective candidates. Any change in the number of vacancies before the announcement of the results is also required to be notified to the Commission forthwith, in other words, the firm utanber of vamneies required to be filled on the results of an examination en required to he intimated to the Commission before the results ar unnomced. Despite InshuiltiOns issued in this connection an ! reminders issued by the Commission, the position regarding the reporting of vacancies, left much to be desired.

Casco also continued to occur where- the number S vacancies re totted initially did not bear any relation to the •dumber S

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New Codas for th.e Reaminadons

(ix) During the year under report the Commission decided m open a now centre for the conduct of all their examinations at Port Blair. It Was also decided that Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 1979 would be held at Aurangabath Dharwar, Madura and Penchi also in addition to Port Blear and the existing centres.

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Number of chances for taling h Ass Me Grads sad Stenographers' Examinations

OM) cabdidate, who does not belong to a Scheduled Castes or a Scheduled Tribes was entitled to compete more than twice at the Assistants' Grade Examination and Stenographers' Examivadoa. During the year under report, the Government made a proposal that on the analogy of the chances allowed for the Indian Administrative Service eta Examination—now Civil Services Examination—the candidates for the AssistautE Grade and Stenographers' Eliminations mentioned above, may also be allowed three chances. The Commiseica agreed to the prop of the Government and the decision has been oxen effect to the Assistants' Coble Examination, 1979.

(B) EXAMINATIONS' HELD DURING 111E YEAR

18 (i) ,The Commission held 11. examinations for recruitment to impprtmt organised civil services and posts. The 0319MiSS10n. also conducted 4 mitten examinations for Defence Services.

• Data reganfmg mnther of applications for various examinations.

00 The number of candidates who applied for admission ta the various examinations held during the year under report was 1.39,794 (vide detail in Appendix V) as against 1,24.407 in the previous year.

A new' Examination, Limited Departmental Competitive Exarninatkm for prolnotion to the Grade of Assistant Engineet (Central POE° Works Department) was Mid for the 'first li during the year under report and 1,198 candidates' applied fo the examination. -

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Of The '1,39,794 candidates for all the eraminadons, 12,77 belonged ..the Scheduled Castes mkt 2,400 to the 2chedul

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1 28 1 : procedure for submission of amilicaffune for ComPetilive

E intuitions held by the-Gominksion bypersons already in Government service

Al In their Twenty-seventh Report paragraph i7061, Coreinisiien referred to the instruction& issued. by the

1 .1 overumem on submission of applications by Government servants direct to the Commission. It was, however, formd that these it structions notwithstanding, No Objection Certificates'

Li I were no received from the employers in time which resulted in I tlic cant Hagan of candidature of some of the candidates. During '

the et& under report the Government therefore, issued in consult& en vitt] the Commission revised instructions according, to whir. Crovenunent servants might submit their applications; direct to the Commission under intimation to the Heads of their' Offices/Departments. They were also required to furnish an

" undertaking to this effect to the Commission. The instructions-further provided that in the event of Head of Grace/Department withhold g the requisite permission, the latter was required to

I intimate the same to the Commission within 30 days of the Pdosing date for receipt of applications. The instmetions also Inid doh' that in case no such communication was received within th prercribed period, the Commission would presume that

j there we no objection to the candidate being considered by the Commiss an.

Prescribi g uniform Ome.kunt for submission of revised

I i ere! Amps by the candidates for the different Semites/Fogs to he Hied on the results of examinations

(k) The candidates are required to indicate in the applitattona Ma, order of their preferences for different Services/posts for Mich tee oitment is made through a combined examination. The 'mind within which the preferences could be revised varied from

nem-di= n it, examination, During the year under report, the Co=issi a decided to allow the candidates a milord) time mitt of 3 days from the date of declaration of results of the Mcca pa t of the examination or the final results where the

1:examination consists of written part only.

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Performwoce e candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes/

Scheduled Tribes

I (M) Cruadi ates belonauth to the Scheduled Cartes and the Scheduled illkibes, to the extent the number of vacancies reserved for •Sigel mimes be filled on the general standard, are

p recommended y the Commission by a relaxed standard, pro - sided they are considered fit for appointment to the respective Serviees/pasts, The candidates recommended at a relaxed standard are expected to come up to the standard of other re-cruits selected along with them, after receiving additional instruc-tions and in-service training arranged by the appointing authorities.

Tit Commission are happy to note that a number .of 1 .

candid, tee belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes condn e to brain the. standard of suitability fixed by the Commision for the general candidates. The number of such candid tes recommended on the results of the Indian Administra-tive Sr vice etc. Examinaficsa held in 1978 WEIS 8 in respect of Scheduled Castes and 2 for Scheduled Tribes.

i Th Commission . were able to recommend candidates

belonging to Scheduled Castes against all vacancies reserved for them i. the examinations requiring general academic qualifica-

, lions, rich as degee of a recognised University or equivalent, a case of Indian Administrative Service etc. Indian

I Forest Service and Assistants' Grade Examinations In the '

case al examinations requiring technical or professional qua-

' fiCilli011 like Engineering Services Examination, Geologists' Exam' don and Stenographem' Examination, performance of

. Scheduled Castes candidates while better than in the previous i I year vs still not good enough to enable the COIXIIIthi1011 to

rccojnn1e,id sufficient number of candidates to fill all the reserved varvinti a However, in the case of the Combined Brandin- lion in recruitment to Medical Posts under the Central Goa- 1 en . d Special Glass Railway Apprentices' Examination, i

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the Commission were able to recommend Scheduled Castes

candidates to the full extent.

As mgards Scbcdnled Tribes candidates, iv general the Commission were not able to recommend candidates to its lull extent of reservation in the case of examinations requiring general academic qualidcathons or in regard to examinations requiring technical or professional qualifications. For instance, except in the case of Mahn Forest Service Examination, the Commission ;bald not recommend Scheduled Tribes candidates ariainst all the vacancies reserved for them; in some examinations like the Engineering Services Examination, Geologists Examination and Stemagraphere Examination, even the number of Scheduled Tribes candidates who actually appeared in the Examination was Mss than the toga number of vacancies reserved for- these modidates. The examination-Mee details will be found in

Appendix V-B.

Circulation of Reviews containing commenta of Examiners

The Coinmission have been taking, as in previous years, particular care to analyse the deficiencies in the perfor-mance of the candidates at the examinations, conducted by them. The reviews containing, Inter era, the comments of the

Examiners are prepared in respect of the open nompetkite examinations conducted by the Commission. These reviews are circulated for the information of the appropriate educational authorities in the country to enable them to consider measures for remedying such deficiencies in the 'druidism' Eql.liPMellt of the candidates as the reviews may reveal.

Penalties imposed on candidates for Misreptesentugan and other'

MalprouRces

Cases continue to come to the notice of the Commistion where candidates attempt to seek admission by produeir4 false documents and making other mis-representations including suppression of certain material information or where candidates resort to unfair means in the Examination Hal The penalties

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1°se4 by the Comraission in such cases range from disqualf

bcation for the particular examination to debarring them from the Commission's ameinations and selections for varying Periods

i up to 10 yews (Vide Appendix VI) and in exceptional cases

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eve permanmaly.

19(i) Important particulars of some of the examinations ace•

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riven below :—

ill Indian Achninislralive Service err. ErominatiOn, 1978 .

(a).The Examination was held during September-October, I V78. Out of 29,854 applicants, 29,188 were found

i eligible( and of these, 18,919 appeared at the examination. On I Me results of the written examination, 1,237 candidates (in-.

hiding 460 •for the Indian Administrative Service/Indian larcign S Arica) were declared qualified for the Personality Test.

1 an hl 9 candidates appeared for interview. In order to xp dim r.L3 blication of results, the Personality Test Board (tbde tp mtrix VII) worked, this year, in three groups. With a

i rim

to. ensuring uniformity of standard, the membership of I. bac group was changed from time to dna- so that eadt Member

I he Petsonality Test Board had occasion to participate in le deliberations of all the three groups All the candidates

bhp *lined tor Personality Test on the results of the written as of the eibmination were interviewed at Delhi.

fi (b) The results ia respect of the Indian Adminiatfiatitre I Se icc/Indian Foreign Service were no arad on May 19,

979. 142 candidates in the order of merit were reavinmended-t ppaintment to the Indian Administrative Service, and 130,

Ilfo he hndian Foreign Service, ill of whom figured in the list -

it the Indian Administrative Service. Thus, in Meat, 142 it idates in all were recommended for appahatment to the

In Lin Administrative Service and the Indian Foreign Service. I•aing those lCCO16143C1Cd, there were 21 Scheduled Castes & -detns of whoml 19 were also for the Indian Foreign •Service;

.../. II Scheduled Tribes candidates of whom 10 ;were -also for The nhan Foreign Servim. • -

33

The results in respect of the Indian Policc Service and Central Services were announced on May 29, 1979, A number of candidates who qualified for appointment to these Services had earlier been recommended for appointment to the Indiat

k Administrative Serving/Indian Foreign Service. Omitting the names of such candidates, the lists in the order of m of

candidates, recomnidnded for appointment to the Indian P . &Mahe and Police Services Group 'B' and the Central Se si

Group 'Al and Group 'B' comprised 181 and 538 names its 1 -

*MT Among them, there were 140 candidates who were common to the lists; the total number of additional caadi at s

thus, recommended was- 579. They incloded 110 mai ales belonging to the Scheduled Castes and 91 belonging to thb Scheduled Tribes who were recommended for appointment o-the Central Services, Group 'A' and Group 13' Mid 17 cand - dates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and 15 belonging to he Scheduled Tribes who were recommended for appointment o the Gdiaa Police Service and Police Services, Group 'BS 13 SchedMed Castes and 9 Scheduled Tribes candidates were common to both the lists.

• As mentioned in earlier Reports, the number •of

Scheduled Castes/Tribes candidates applying for admission to the examination has increased steadily over the yeeis. Thus. the number of Scheduled Castes candidates his risen from 1,057 in 1963 to 5,402 it 1978, Similarly the number of Scheduled Tribes candidates has registered no increase during this PeE:06 from 221 to 1,312. On the results of each of the Examinations held nnce i963, and up to the year 1970, the Commissian were able to recommend candidates belonging to- these caMgoriesi far appointment *bast all the vane/toles reserved for them 'but since 1971, they have not been able to recommend candidates against all the vacancies reserved for Scheduled Vibes candi-dates, The Commission wore also not able to recommeml candidates againsi • all the vacancies reserved for Scheduled Castes candidates for. Indian Administrative Service etc. Exami-nation, /977. The figures in respect of the examinations la*

32

1971 1972 Ir I 1974 19 75 1976 1977 1978

34

prior to 1978, were given in the corresponding Reports; on the runts of the examination held in 1978, 124 Scheduled Cosies nada/3in were recommended again/ all the 124 vacancins rescind in their favour whereas only 46 Scheduled Tribes candidates were recommended for appointment against 85 vaennems reserved sor thSim 11 more Scheduled Castes candidates were recommended against 11 Scheduled Tribes vacancies for which suitable Scheduled Tribes candliatm were not itailable. Thus, in all 135 Scheduled Castes candidates arra r rommanded for appoints/scut on the results of the exami-nation held in 1978. It may be noted that there has been u substantial increase in the number of vacancies reserved for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes at the rumination hold in 197/ and thereafter as the following figures' veill show

Year of examineilea No. of vacancies

Reserved • Reserved

for far Scheduled Scluzluiea

Castel rides

34 65

91 93 93 99

104 114 124

70 64 84 80 85

35

that the Met rank in the merit list of mthdidates recce/meted for appointment to Indian Police Service was secured by'

wend/ candidate.

(f) Of the 142 candidates recommended for, appoimme t to. the Indian Administrative Service and Indian Foreign Seijviet

Rift sub-paragraph (b) above] the faculty-wise break-up Iwa

as follows ;.--

Ilapinl.5c/13.3c(Hons)/13.9cilif.SrAgeinkl.B.B.S.

24.E.iNfarcchlall.(110arftrach/B.E.M.Sorangg)

.1.1.ann/BenainOlen0817,C0ra . •

• Of the 579 candidates recommended for appointment to the

Indian Police Service/Central Services Mi. sub-pangs pli (c) above) the faculty-wise break-up as follows t—

M.B.IM.TCCEIB.MOIISME.TCLVB.B.1"0.(Engg) -

Mteriat°°3030ELSWB-00M • • • •

A comparative statement showing the total number ol Candidates examined in each of the subjects prescribed, a the number of candidates offering those subjects who were ine ded

in the lists of successful candidates, is given in Appendix V A

The Commissidn have also made a study of the University-Wise distribution of candidates who appeared at the Examination held in 1477. their analysis is contained in Appendix V11-13-1.

92 311 16

357 163

34 23

le) The number of women candidates who were recommended on the results of the Indian Administrative Service etc. Examination held during the year was 104 (as against

176 last year). It may be of interest to mention in this connection

• (ii) Indian Forest Service Examination, 078

The examination was held from July 25, 1978. Oat of 6,626 applicants, 6,303 were found eligible and of these 4,10 candidates appeared at the examination. On the results of the

i

5,232 344 no

6,214 342 ha

6,164 344 .26

5,ttso 371

7,143 354 -35

7,241 33s 33

' h555 377

5

36

written examination, 242 candidates were declared qualified Tor Perenaiity Test .and 242 Cudidates (including 36 Seeded

I ' 'castes wad 16 Rheailed Tribes candidates) appeared bar 'interview. The Personality Test Board Bee Appendix VII) held its sittings in New Delhi during the months of December 1978 au lanuary 1979. The final results were announced on Febrdar2 8, 1979.

100 andidates were recommended for appointment. Ameg H I those reomended, there were 15 Scheduled Castes and

8 Scheduled Tribes candidates against all the vacancies reserved for the.

(ill) Combined Engineering Services Examination, 1978

(a) The examination was held in August 1978. Out of 6,655 applicants, 6,586 were found eligible and 5,087 (includ-ing 246 belonging to Scheduled Castes and 34 belonging to

, Scheduled Tribes) appeared at the written examination. On Elm results of he written examination, 1,176 waadidates hiclud-tx 153 heeled to Scheduled Castes a d 21 belonging to S heitre Tribes were declared qualified for Personality Test. 1112 candidates including 144 belonging to Scheduled Castes aid 18 belonging to Scheduled Tribes appeared for interview. The results were 4nouuced on May. 4, 1979 and 598 candidates treluding 93 brio ging to Scheduled Castes and 15 belonging to Scheduled Tribes were recommended for appointment,

(ts) Inc Commission note that the number of candidates (hatred those belonging to Scheduled Castes/Tribes) applying or admisiion to the examination has increased sttradily over the

ars, the. increase having bean particularly noticeable in 1972 p 1975. The abnormal increase in the number of curbdidates le 1972 examination and onward was due to the increase hi the Lae Imes' for the examination from 20-25 years to 20-30

years,

and, for 1975 examination due to merger pi the Engineer-ind Services (Electronics) Examination with this examination.

37

The number of candidates for the preceding eight years as

follows t—

No. of oairlidares Total scheduled seeded

Ode Tows

1971 1972 1973 1574 1925 1976

1978

The number of razedates belonging to Scheduled Castes has increased over these ywus but the increase is kill not proportionate .to the number of posts reserved for them The response from candidates belonging to the Scheduled Tribes continues to be poor.

(c) As mentioned in the previous Reports, ha We of steadily increasing number of candidates qualifying for inttrview S the need of early placement of selected czndidat4, the Persoaality Test Board for this examination had for th last two years been biteryiewing candidates in Ante groups, For the 1974 examination which was held on the bads of the revised schemes, the Personality Test Board .was divided into three sections, one each for Cie and Mechanical Engineering Groups and on for Electrical and Sigma Engineering Groups. For the 1975, 1976 ale 1977 examinations the Personality Test Board for Electrical and Electronics and Telecommunication Evinced:1g Groups was father divided into two parts. Thus them were foe Personality Test Boards one each for Cie and I Me:limiest and two for Electrical and Electronics and Telectramitreadon , Engineering Groups. With a view to

ensutingi uniformity of -standards, the MemberSlaip of the two

Year or ExaminatiOn

38

Boards for Electrical/Electronics and Telecommunication Groups for the Engineering Services Examination 1975, 1976 and 1977 was changed from time To time so that Members bad occasion to participate in the deliberations of both the Boanis. For the Engineering Services Examination, 1978, there were true Personality Test Hoards—one each for Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics and TGoeummunicaticat Engtheenlag categories,

trip A study of the University-wise distribution of candidates . 1 who appear:A at the Combined Engineering Services Examine-' nun, 1978 :contained in Appendit VII-B. II.

(A) Indian Economic Service/Indian armistice! Service Examinseion. 1978

The examinanon was held from September 5, 1978, a 1 September 9, •1978. Out of 2.065 candidates (including 196 1 belcoNng to Scheduled Castes and 43 belonging to Scheduled Tribes) who applied,

1,971 were found eligible. 1,157 candidates (including 84 Neiman to Scheduled Castes •and 19 belonging to Scheduled Tribes) actually took the examination. The

results of written pad of the examination were antatmced on January 3,

1079, and 57 candidates including 13 belonging to Scheduled Castes and 5 belangiag to Scheduled Tribes were declared quota for viva voce

in respect of ludian Economic Service and 48 candidates including 2 belonghig to Scheduled Cates were declared qualified for viva vote in respect of the Indian Statistic I Service. The

vivo nee Board set up to interview the And dates Hide Appendix WI) held its sittings in the months of tritiu ry-February, 1979 102 candidates including 15 belonging to Scheduled Castes and 4 belonging to Sehedtded Tribes. appeared for interview on the

results of the Vaittea .3311211nIZi n. The final results of the examination were declared A February 18, .679, and 20 candidates

(including 5 beleale° in a Sc eduled Castes and 4

belontjnig to Scheduled Tnlinnn) rern /CCOMInnOded for appointment to the Indian Rodeo/Ate tracea1

1 20 candidates were recommended for apPointment i

39 •

to the Indian Statistical Service. No candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes qualified for aPPoisa-meat to the Indian Statistical Service.

(v) Combined Examination, 1978 for recruitment to Meant Pone under the Central Government

The Examination was held on May 27, 1978. Out of 14,192

and 04 beiligins to s p112cants, lflop06 (including 801 to apSpcahandeduleliat th Ca tate

Examination. On the result of the vaftten examination. 1.840 candidates (including 321 Scheduled Castes and 58 Steduled Ilibes) qualified for Persoaailly Test However, 1,503 candidates (including 270 Scheduled Castes

and 42 Scheduled Tulles) actually appeared for interview The Commislion constituted three Personality •Test Boards (wile AppendiX V17)

for this purpose, who held their meetings in New Delhi during the months of October, November and December 1978.

The final results were announced on December It 1978.

The names of 701 candidates (including 127 Scheduled

Castes and 35 Scheduled Tribes Were recommended for appoint-ment.

(vi) GeologisidExembration, 1978 The Examination

Was held on August 22 abd 23, 1978. Out of '1,373 applicants, 1,172 (including 12 belonging to Seheduled Castes and 5 belonging to Scheduled Tribes) appear-ed at the Examination. On the result of the vaittra examinatieni 375 candidates (including 11

Scheduled Castes and 5 Scheduled , Tribes) qualified for Personality Test However, only 366 candidates Hocioding

10 Scheduled Castes and 5 Scheduled Tribes) actually appeamed for interview, for Personality Test. The Commission constituted Personality Test Board

Otide Appendix 'VII) for this purpose, who

held their meetings in New Delhi, during the months of January, February and. March 1979.

The final resufts were am mimed on March 19, 1979,

5/5 EIGC/80-4

e names of 178 candidates (including 10 Scheduled Castes I I and 5 Scheduled Tribes) were recommended for appointment.

(C) RECRUITMENT BY INTERVIEW

20. (i) Recruitment for 514 cases involving 1,803 posts was pc ding on April I, 1978 and 1.154 requisitions involving 2. 39 posts wore received during the year (Appendix VIII). In

CEISES carried OW( from the previou y rir thee was an in-cr sae of 79 posts du: to subsequent alterations made by the re uisitioning authorities,

Oat of the total of 1,663 cases involving 0,721 posts reonhlt- me notion was completed in 1,115 cases involving 3,018 posts (in lading 34C posts recruitments to which were cancelled or co tad by fresh requisitions sent by the afinishies), leaving a bal nee of 553 cases involving 1,703 posts. 254 cases (involving 651 posts) were received during the last quarter of 197g-79.

ID big the year 63,613 applications were received as agents 66,046 applications in the previous yam. The =unbar of idatea called, for interview was 17,529 of whom 12;985 velhall appeared for interview as against 14,926 and 11,856 candidates respectively, in the previous year. 2,260 candidates Iva *commended for appointment In regard to 408 posts, For which also recruitment action was completed during the year the Commission were unable to recommend any cithdidate and the appointing authorities were advised as to the steps to be taken for filling the posts.

Shortage of suitable candidates in certain fields

(ii) As stated in the preceding paragraph, the Commiksim could not find suitable candidates for 008 posts at different levels

'requiring specialiwtion in different Rads. Of these 136 posts : were reserved exclusively for Scheduled- Castes, 116 posts were !I . •exclusively reserved for Scheduled Tribes and 20 posts are

:reserved for either Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tritice. The rensaining 136 posts were unreserved. The details

! I . .

r I

41

of these posts are given in Appendix IX to this Report. The:main, fields in which suitable candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes could not be found related mainly to higher specialisation in medicine, sciences and engineering. It is observed that this total shortage of 408 posts for which no candidates could be recommended exactly two third were exclusively reserved for Scheduled Castes and Sche-duled Tribes candidates who were not either available at all or were not found suitable even by elated standards. For the re-m inin. one-third of these posts, no candidate either belonging to the general category br Seheluled Castes/Scheduled Toles was available and these elated to the disciplines like aCCOUTb [ahoy, naval architecture, archival science, fine arts, fisheries, specialised fields in medicine, science, phetograPhY, navigation and in certain other sophisticated technical fields as will be evident from Appendix IX. The Commission consider that the availability of candidates in the: fields of medicine, engimering, science and technology in general was as suchi salisfactory they could recommend caddidates for a large number of pasts in those fields For other posts the shortage was because of either the very specialised nature of academic qualification s or experience requirement or perhaps unattractive pay scales or the places of posting etc. which might have discouraged suitable candidates from applying for these posts. Detailed information is given in Appendices IX-A, IX-B, /X-C and DS-D.

Of the 3,018 posts for which recruitment was conducted during the year, 480 posts were reserved for Candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and 297 for those belonging to the Scheduled Tribes, in addition to 46 posts which could be ailed from amongst candidates belonging to either of the •two categories. The number of Scheduled Cartes and Scheduled Tribes candidates who applied for these poste was 4,450 and 1,057 respectively, of whom 1,996 and 610 were celled for interview and 1.027 and 443 actually • appeared for interview, The number of Salm& ed Casta and Scheduled Tribes candidates recommended by he Commission for appointment was 291 and 130 respectively, be

APPENDICES

APPENODC

na paragraph II]

ste of Commission (sanction h)

Name of the posit No. a-poe{slth

1-4-1978 31-9.4479

2 3

GAZEITED

Secretary Aildnional Setiiry . . . '-. Additional Secretary and Controller of Examinzinoos - Director,Inforelation Systems . . I

Joint Secretary 1

DePuty soaeterY 13

Officer on Special Out) . . • Officer on Special Duty (Confidential) Catieer on IpeciarDuty (Advisees Panel) 1

Manager, Electronic Darn Processing I'

Thelinoe &Budget Officer. . •. 1

Ntiithantal Tabulation OLE= . . ti

Senior Rusearth Officer gland]) . 1 '

Sishieir Research Officer (Limgvales), 2

polity cootiomeipato Proomiiido

*One post of Mechanical Tabulation Officer kept tdalaiiyanec purinunt to tlie creation of one post of larteccor {Data Proileising). now rpdignated

/41.0ager (11.16atroolo Data PratanDig).

419ne pon of ipi31.1111 Cootrolla iPata ed lieu (tape post cif Depay controller (Data Protesaill)

61

62

I 2

1 5

57

7% 7%

5 5

3

ResearchOfficer • •

Progranuner • •

Eno nce [

Parole Secretary (Grade A of Genital Seeretariat

stenographers' Service) • • •

Sailor Personal Assistant (Grade B of Colin] Sec-

refariat Stenographers' Service) • • •

AsYstant Controller (Data Processing) . •

Superintendent (Racal) • • .

Ionics ResearchOfficer (Research andROBB.)

Junior Research Officer (Lanfivages) Spfsid AssatantIOChairinan(GroupB)

eseeounk Officer o • •

)wdor Research Officer (Biadi)

'Section Officer (Special) •

Scotian Meer:Pate ProcessinS)

Reception Meer • • .

Fay Er Recoup% Officer .

22/6sedUcles 3 posts of Ptigate Sesetary (Grade A of Central Secretariat Stenographers' Service) kept in Ostyak= pursuant to creation of 3 Posts of Senior Personal Assistant (Grade B of Central Seer:B

arbi

Stenographers' genic, , w Excludes one post of Swim Personal Assistant (Grade B of Cart%

Smetarifif SiffnofiraPhora. Serf iee)kept inabeyance pursuant to creation of one post of Special Assistant to Chairman (Group B).

ggarie post of Asststant Conlyollex (Data Procession) abolished Its lieu of one post of Deputy ContsOna (IDAte Processing).

.

%BB p051 of Superinteadent (Igollerith) kept in abegance in lieu of the posu of Assistant Confronts (Data PlOWS5In2).

.

a 2 'efts of Restarc.h Assistant (Hindi) kept id altnee pursuant to creation of 1 posts of Junior Research Officer On D•

&Seven pasts Of Section Officer (Specialyabolished in lieu of fivC Oofts of Section Office and two posts of Asdistant under the iieriBB Dcsie. Officers' Seherne One post of Section Officer (Special) treated for Goes

-

lion Bank.

(2) NON.GAZBITED

Asstatant %ocelot:am< (Hollerith) I .

SAO tion Grade for Grade C of Central Secretallat Stenographers' Service . . • . 4

Investigator (Data Processing) • •

Kok:archInvestigator (Renard and Statiskes)

Research Assistant (Languages) .

Research Assistant (111%1) .

ea%

Juni yoAceouois Officer (For Pay @ AOCOUnis Office

Personal Assistant (Grade C of

61i

Cc

nilSmrtlt anPhars.Sm'ca) '2)untant(ged signatedas Tuulor Aaolts0ifi

Research Assistant (B...Parch and Statistics) •

20E.

6

2

32tt

6

Thia includte I poet of Assistant Superintendent (Hollerith) kept hi

%%Phis includes two posts of Rio-foist Assistant (Hind)

IseYa p ti f post of Section OrdaerkearicestOt iantaalfwrocesauccs- mg).

POIDtiant to creation of two posts Of Junior ReSearch ak

641The post or Reception Supervisor kept In abeyance in lieu of one post of Reception Officer.

Osibnisteoinci craoere sex udes il posts vick:pt % abeyance pumi rst to creation of 4 posts of Selection Grade Personal Assistants (Grade C of Central Seetegirial

,

szni; includes s posts kept • 26-Yeeee

7

169

oee ess

Reference Librarian

Reception Supervisor

Assistant 219 144 Oncludbag (lndi lag

reserve)12 cave 22cave

urea I 5 IL) I sof SeMnn tenographer a, senwe Sislept5 (Grade C of Ceatral Secretariat'

Clerklihnist(for Parana Accounts case Un-10

TelephoneOperator . .

Staff Car Driver .

Senior Gestetner Operator

884 913

65

2 3

Techolcal Assistaist (lifffd0 •

TeChnical Manna (AckSour(s)

Technical Assistant Otalgeoga)

Monitor (Telephone lischasi8e)

12

46

1

Estate SuPervisot • • 1

Library Assistant • . 1

Typist (Electric TYPecodidi •

Off•set PriatiniMachine Operator

2 2

4

89 '89 ConiParch 43 U per tivolon Cleek

21 ng (including dudi Stenographer Grade D • w Sleeve

fesd-CS) twee) ••••A 285%%

Olialudiog iser Dhcfsion Clerk

:sent) rosette)

..

Prognuinne Assistantartan-Console Orator

126St

6 6 Hindi TypistlCoPYisi •

293/076 unnut Typist

Selection Glade Lower Division Clerk

• 55

(includba (olatanii Medias:al °genitor (Hollerith)

• '91eare glare

reserve) rovne)

Senior Aeccantatt(fotray and Accounts Otficc Unit). 2 • 2

3thilos Accountant (for Pay and Accounts Office Unit) 6

— —

--

%%This includes 29 posts Division Clerk k

an

scant to creadOn of 29 ef Selection Grade Lo

Division Clerk.

ea& TEO includes 4 toots of I4l0ditypisti20psist kept in abeyance pursuant

to Mad= Of 4 posts of C:0111parer•

2

(3) GROUPS.

Junior Geste:nig Opt-rotor

Operator for Franking Mathias 1

RecoCd Sorter IStk

Head Farash

gonad 9

Attendant .... • 1

Peon (including (Imola inti

8 leave lie ve

119 I I

reserve) resets )

, 55.c% 64-%

TOTAL Sr (I) (2) and (3)

277 283

316 136

Ii

12These do not include 3 posts of Telephone Operator kept in apes nee Ione post no creation none post of Monitor (Telephone Ezeba stel and 2 posts on creation of 2 posts of Lower Division Clergy for T le- phone tt kichangeh •

',Phis Includes 2 posts of Record Sorters coated In See of 8 posts of Daftries kept in abeyance_

SCCeSTIgs include& 8 posts of Daftries kept in •abeyance- 76 Daftries 00 21-3-1979 baste one post of patty for Pay and Accounts Oho Unit

1-Nthis includes 5 posts of Sweepers kept b abeyance—one in_lieh of the

Post of Tioadrarash and 4 in lien of four posts orgefectico Oraae Shoe-porS and 2 posts of Paresis kept in abeyance in lieu of 2 posts of Selec-tion Grade Potash.

Miscellaneous

APPENDIX II

[ Vide paragraph 11 1

Comparadvee statement of Work-Load in the Eve years 1974-75 to 1978-79

Renultmen by Examination

-Number of (A) Written ktooktation with interview and/or

(B) Written Examination only No. of N

evaluation of service records posts for post

centres in f No. of No, of whiehre- whi

India where artangements No. or NO-of

No, posts candidates cruitment quiet

=remade Examination& posts candidates candidatea Bons ation was I

forewent- held inter- held

were

Prom. the

under columns

viewed"

Pending ved ,

nations

7 8 9

previous

10 (A)and01)

Year I

4 444% - 25408 2,2537%

2 273%8 21,813 979%%

0 2618@ -3M5.1 1,79183

aaoh; 40,3a7 1,15%

2 49685 33,350 1.88211%

6

199 12 1,597 13,M9 266 15 2,66641. 63,558

2.564 .1

2 A 5

2.992%

447911.8 255 13 . 5.667%R 98,626

3,7978 215 10 2,862@. 84,010

32.3 13 4,197 In6,444 525

nalneludes 59 posts for which the requisitioning

@inncludea 1' post for which the requisitioning authority mt. a subscqUent increase in the demand.

Itlitchwlea 1G candidates for the Indian Economic service/Indian Steinke!. Service ERaminetion, 1915 and Central

UllExcludex vacancies for StenOgLapters' Examination, 1976,

Service Blonds were kW/evaluated during 1975n6.

- -

Statistical Serace Examination. 1976, the notion Officers' Grade vancanein for GeolOgistathrarothation, March 1977. FOreigh S Mit

•

mineades posts in Werra Seroths for whackm endows were held hy the Boards set up by the Ministry of Defence., "Excludes candidates for Defame Services Extnivitions who were hateriewed by Bowls pet up by the Mintrtry of Defence

,

£Extlildes

vaancies for the Stecovephers• Examination, 975 mid Stelographein Grade I Limited Departmental Campania° Examiaatip4116751 which were not ,

GInehides MI candidates for the Secdon Oinks' Grade (Central Secretariat Serko) Lithled Departmental Compeve Examinatione0974,4, Indian Foreign So Section Oinks' Grade (1011way Board) Limited Departmental Compel:Ulm Examination, 1974, Indian Economic sante/Indian . Siplisnalnelatik Exuding (Released Einergeney Cornmisilonedinhort Service Commissioned OncerMExamixation 197A whom interviews/service records were helnevanand.diding 1974-75.

authorities trade subSequeut increase in the demand. Secretariat 54mm:rapine skvice Gine 1 Linked

SLIncludes 493 candidates for the Indian Economic Servicenndian GlExeludes.

°moist Grade (Railway Board) Limited Departmental CoropeilfivelExambation,1975and the Mellon Oaks' Grade Radian

Exantitatien, 1927, 6.12Proludes manCies for thenagrapherth

which the requisitionmg earthen-Mei made subsaGent decrease in the demand.

erateludts vacancies for

I •

+Includes 5 posts for which the requisitioning authorities made subsequent increase in their dcrnand.

flincludes 329 candidates for the Combined Limited Deptirtmental Competitive Examinatithi, 1977.

92114cludn eacanees for the Stenos:nohow Examination, 1979

I

,

mmnrcludcx 79 posts kr which he requisitioning authorities made subsequent increase in their Withal

. earlueludes 346 posts taruitments to which were cancelled or covered by Frain requisitions sent by the mintattiethmenathatextst

Sj5 1.114SC)10-6

i 26thicludes 16 posts for

-8

apaccludes kcaneies for Combined throned Departmental CoMpaiti

Lacludn VA

candidates for the Indian Economic SerVIceithdian Statistkai Service Ethamipation, 1977, the Geologists Erarninatton, 1 '

ve ExaminatiOn, 1977.

Stenographers' Examhetlon, 1975.

Natureof Receipts Amount Ol!Pe b mcusands)

59 85 Application arid Thauninfoll r scs. at,

0052

.00,04

16,41

Publuaton .

midden on Exariontiob and Selection

Travelhos EFPOPSCS 16.9.6

other charEcs 3645

Tomu 2,22..ao

Salaries

Wages

111.401

02.3

01,85

26,7

Tcavelling EIPCIISOS •

Olte EltpeilSel

Paymeol. for Professional and Special Services

Less Refund on account of Eixammation/A0P1Outiou fan, etc

TOTAL ... .

B —Exert/citrate

69

APPENDIX

DO* parasraP0 1. "

reempts and einsemiluse ni the Odom ' Commission clunk, r.fie year 1978-19

I II

F.

APPENDIX IV

Inds Pasagralsh (ryi

Use al Posuiterhees excluded from the purview of the Union Mate Smoke

Contennsion since the issue of rho taint RAlle Service Comnession (Exemption

from Consulteatop) (Smokeless, On September I. 195S

Designation of the posthiserviees

1

I. Posts in the Scuola's% and Personal staff of the President and the

Vice-President. 2. Posts in GOOOLUIWELt. Hospitality Organisaton under the Ministry of

External Affairs.

h. Posts of CARUS Liquidator attached to the High Court, Madras under the Companies Act, 1956 (I of 056).

6. Posts of National RES.Calt.1 Prohssor under the Ministry of Education;

5 Fogs or Consultant and Chief Consultant in the Maiming Commission.

POSIS of PriVaLe Safety./ to Lim Solicitor General of India end the Midi-

I tional Solicitor Genera of India. Judicial Commissioners. Additional Judicial Commissioners. District Indus, Sessions fudges. Additional Distalot Judges. and Additional Stastous lodges in Union Territories.

R All Civil and Criminal judicial posts in Union Territories under the control or a High Court or a Coat of a Judicial Commissioner/other than those included ci um (7).

9. Save as otherwise expressly PrOvided in the relevant rearnitment Ales or orders gnurning recnunent thereto, any union or posts concerned with the administration of the Union Territories or Arunachal Pradesh

I

and Mizoram. in. Scientific and Technical posts in the Secretariat of the niii.01311 Com-

mittee on Science and Technology,

@II. Pairs of Irypol and Lokayuktas.

Tho Commission has since agreed to the proposal of Government to bring back these posts width their purview. Notification amending the

' Schedule to the Union Public Sonia Commission (Encemption from Consultation) Regulations, 1958 is yet to be Awed by Government.

ighlotification amending the Schedule to the UnionPublieServish Commis-

sion (Exemption from Consultation) Regalations. 1953 is yet to be thud by GOVUltlient.

70'

71

2

N. All the Seethes and poste under or connected with the organ satidn dealing with external intelligence in the Government of India mde the Union Public Service Commission (Exemption from Consul anon) SuPPlem.entary Regulations, MO.

19 Group 13 Ministerial posts in the Intelligence BURK: °try thn the posts of Section Officer.

ld. All technical id administrative post in or hada (ry ow Department of Space and (b) the Space Commission.

All OW/MI=1E10d adOlidgrattre hosts in or Wader re) the DePertetehl 1 of Electronics and (b) the Electromcs Commission-

Postatervices to the exclusion of which the Commission agreed under item (20) of the Schedule to Re Union Public Sesvice Commission (Exemption from Consullafion) Regulations :—

(I) Post of Officer On Slattizil Duty (Parliamentary Affairs) in the Ministry of Rome Affairs.

00 Posts connected with the Special Bouts Security Scheme under the Ministry of Erlernal Affairs.

(G) Posts of Assistant Surgeon, Grade I. Class II (Cozened) under the Family Pluming Scheme Which are Plied by al hoc appolotmmt of stipendiarles under dm scheme for training of Doctors for =tag the requirements of Family Planning and Maternity and Child Health Pr011anline.

(is) Posts in the Cannot RWIIre Police and The Lido-Tibetan Bander

Force. '

1

1

1

100

40

616

6626

6655

460

196

377 55

4183

1157

5067

232

84

246

63

19

34

242

102

1112

36

15

16

4

18

100

40

4592

15

5

93

4

15 Results declared after 31-3-1979.

Erwe more

"nal"rtave yet to bc recommended. one I for general And one tor reervtd vacaflcle4.

2 3 4 7 8' 10 11 13 14 15 16 17

4E9 Indian Foreign Susie; Branc2 kitejrated Grade 11.411/ of the General Cadre tp—wtion Officer's Grade)

OM) .illed Forces Headquarters Ciol Service, Assistant cm-lian Staff Officen Crack

(xvil) Customs Appraisers Service I

(xvlif) Goa, Daman Se Diu adi strocc

(xis) Pondicherry 0.61 Service (.6s)Ddlu and ALA-MINA Nico-

bar Islands (AWISerriee Essi) Railway Board Secretariat

Service (Section Ofgocr's Grade)

(xxi0Pendicherry Police Service 0011. D2M&I & Diu Police Service

(ssiv)Dell9 and Audamin 44 Nicobar Islands Police Senice

CAA) Posts of Assistaat Security Officcr/Assistent COMMa& dant/Adjutant in the Refl. way Prowctlon Force

11. Iodise Forest Service Examination,

ILL Indian Economic SeW /Indian Statiftical Susi= Examination, 1978

En6ineering Ser&CeS acamination.

Combined Examination for :

GRO1/0 'A' SERVICES/POSTS (0 1 din Railway Service or

Engineers VI) Indian Railway Service of

Elearkal Engineers WE &clan Railway Service of

6,41 &Waters Os) ledU at Railway Service of

MA Teal Foulness (v) Indian Railway Stores Ser-

vice WW1, Elecrtical, Me-chanical & Te000MIMIll&a-tioniEenrculics Engineering Posts)

(v) Centralatlas:ring Service

74 51151

I .

2 3 4 5 6 1 7 a 9 10 Il 12 13

(vil) Central Ertl-Heal & Me char:tent Enginecring Senor@ (Eledfiell & Menhaproal @amine Post@

'(r/ii)Indian Sopply Service (Elec-trical & Mechankal Posts)

Ox) Military. Engineer Sento (Building& Roads Cadre)

In) Military Engincer Service (lanta, & Mechanical Cadre)

(+0 Indian Ordnance Factories Serviee(Enginecring march)

' Electrical, Mcciranical & ElentrenieS Pagincednir PM@

rife) Telegraph Enafneenh@ Service

(stir) Cennal Water EnshreerIng Service (Civil & Mechanical. . Engineering Posts)

(xiv) Central Power Engineering Service (Me@anical, cal @ Telecommunication Engineering Posts)

for) central Engin:ening Service (Roads)

(nu° Indian Naval Armament Service (Mechanical, Electri-

- car &Electronic Engineering Ports)

@WO Posts of Assistant Drilling Engineer in Geologunal Survey al India

(xvIll) Posts of MeChartinal Engi-neer (Jr.) in the Geological Sunny of India

(nU) Poet of Assistant Enccative Engineer (Civil and Electri-cal) in the Pour & Telegraph Civil Engineering Wing .

(xi) posts of Assintant Manager (Factories) In the . Past & Telegraph Telocommunicar lion Factories Ornantradon

CYO Pasts of Engineer In Wireless Moaning and coordinator Wing/Monitnring Organisa-tion in the Ministry of Commturroarrons

S/5 UPSC/80-8

75

6

8 9

Ovv10 Posts or ptPUY - @vs.@ th COMMunioatiOn Sett

(xxlil) Posts of Assishin Maim@ in the Radio

@xi@ Posts of Technical in the Ovil At nutmeat

(vvxv) Posts of Comm Officer in the Civi DeparImant

@Tv@ Posts of @vista@ a@sbeer (cavil e cal) in Border R

(Xxvii) Posts a Works Oltrt^r41. EloctOniCS, Branch) in the B.M.B.,1@toistry

GROUP 'Er SERVICE@ (xxv1.0 TelegraphTralt (xxix)Poots or Absistan

ad Engineer in cat Srveyofio

(vv.@ Posts of Autos (Civil @ Blec Post. @ This Engineering W

(=el) Posts of Assi (cm. El= Cs@ Construe • the All Ina@

(xxil) Posts of AbSiSlagt in the All LC@

@Xxiii)Posts of Asir hi Overseas Ca Service

(=xi@ Posts of Tv@ Non-GeoettvEl

CommunicSts (as@ Pasts of War'

(electric:I@ Eitc•b•onics Branch)

V. Gcologivte Funslaa Combined ronspetits (0 rObt3 or Geo

er0119 'A' us Sunv-V• or 33)

0.0 POCI5 of Ass@ Group 13' Svivvy of In

76

"

16 10

4 5 6 7 9 10 11 -12 13

722 14191 1271 214 10906 80

1945 180 9 1655

2

WO Posts Of Minor Hydrogeolo. gists Group 'A' in the Centel Ground Water Hoard

(no Posts of Assistant Hydrogeolm gist Group Bint the Central Ground Water Board

VI. Combined Examination (1971) for recrultment to Medical Posts under the Central Government .

MI. Combined Limited Departmental Competitive Examination, 1978 (0 Section Officers Grade of the

Central SaselariatSersico (0) Sectiori Officed Grade Oak

rated Gra& Ir of the General Cadre of the Indian Foregp Sercioe,Brauchlr

(51) Section Diggers' Grade of the Railway Hoard Secretariat Service Gmde '13'of the Central Beam briatStenographers• Somme

00 Grade I of the Stmogragberd uutdCadre of the Indian Foreign Service Branch Or

(vi) Grade dr Or the Aimed Pormo Headquarters' Stenographers Service

tviD riding 0M M the Rettlemt Hoital Suciaanat Steno inalchen' Service

(v51) Section Officers Grade of the IntelligenceDire=

VIIL %mai Mess Railway Appreettoest uo 1979

iy /Indica Departmental GoAlPedfihe mfandaation (1978) for ProolcalOn to dm Guide of Asthma Diplome

X. Aseisrentet Grade Souldnation,

Gondolf978 load DompeftitiveEn.m. Osof ticia

for 0) Grade IV (Assistant) of the

General Cadre of the Lamm Penton Senior 0. Grade Iv Assistants of the

• RawayBoadd secretariat Ser- vice

(iii) Assistants' Grade of the Ceo-OM Secretariat Service

* 7754 477 55 4880 *Vacancies not 1olfelated by the Government. Recalls wail 0.

4 5 6 7 8 9

1 300 10370 341 89 7950 183 .6 1 300 12365 359 90 10545 247

1 315 1043 222 40 5000 117 0 1 330 10199 285 63 8001 198

4693 139 770 2400 95576 7305

78

7

Or)Assstauts• Grade of the Forces Heackparters8 Service.

(v) Pasts of AssIgtent Oceartments/Organisa attached Offices of the mont din& not pall m the Indian Foreign 'Vaal...ay BOYS: S SerSCS/CCaltai Service)Arroci Forces quarter's Civil Sent

XI. Sitnographers' ExamlnLation Combined ComPe

nation for :

sc

0) Indian Foreign Si. (Oh -acklaekErt of) the Steno

(0 Railway BORIS stenographere Swim

(10) Central Seceetarint Phemicrvice Grade C

(i8) Armed Ponce& /818a Stenographer' Semi%

Pothosers DocuSteillmerts none and attached the Government of Earocipating rn Old hernia Service Ir Board Secretariat pliers 97977-*/Cenly retanat StenograPh 7It.ersce./Arstemnoodgrarpobreeers0

'UT. National Defence Academy nation

May on . Dayember 1978

Corubuted Defence Senwes [moon :

May. on . Novemhen 1970

Gombroed ComrearVe non for admisaon to (0 Indian Military Acad..

CO Naval Academe (m) DIEntra Training Scho0

Tgerveamicoice Conuritsion)

TOTAL

hiliermerion regm4ng the number o feandida 1977-70 which could noi be •

vvievedireeemmended on the remits of censfm 61411161611061 held diving shed in appendix V of the Twenty-M*1i report

Number of Candidates =commended for

Number of candidates interviewed and/or

whose =rake records wore evaluated

St No b None otErammaton

o tne Twenty-Fie= Report

h

Total Scheduled Scheduled Tot& Scheduled Scheduler! Castes Tr M Castes Tribes

V c*mbMt Leaded Deprtmeatol ComPutai 129 16 9

Vill Struonrephers'Emunthation, 1978 175 5 • • Attend= 121 ranteeke

IX National Defence Academy neteloluande. Dczeruber 1977 . . . 4635

X 2071 3 2 526 1 1

06 6 /556 23 2

APPENDIX VAI

lbla RdWalt 18E0)

Autemest shown the aboul remanent et eanalear belonging go Sacral VaCnnlennr flawed/or then on the renntl. gent entinntions ineki during

Cafla,fschtthdtd Tribes a:APIA 1974 at 1978

Name nt laamlnation Yea Number

of nscavecas

Appeared Recnow mended

Number uf candidate:5

NumberNumbar of ar candidates

vacancies TERVE Appeared. ReCCIECI-

mended

Setteduled Castes

Swatated T -bee

1 2 3 4 _ 5 6 on

I. Indian Admit& dervietanta 1974 93 2017 79 475 50 1975 99 7194 64 50 31 1976 104 2519 103 84 41 1977 114 2529 106 1978 124 2964 1351 115 46

2. Indian Forest Sa,iceEnoilnatiou 1974 8 181 34 4 1975 9 5 42 5 1976 14 247 14 6 14 6 1977 IS 743 15 70 1978 1$ 232 15

X Indian Esopomic ServicednEws $te meat Sera= ?semblance . 1974 2 43 322

1975 IES ISS

61 1976 IPS

IPS 66 2 20

1977 WS LES 62 2 10

1978 4 19

4. Engineering Serwees 1974 92 135 30 63 1975 140 155 31 79 5 1976 131 135 46 78 13 2 1977 1976

160 61 159 246 93

92 93

17 —an

5* Etexatio61.6 1974 62 17 2 29 1975 E76 I Essuninanon Eased with Engineetiop Peptise Domination 977

1978

A Geologists acumination 1974 49 7 4 20 2 1975 No examination was held. 1 1976 38 M 4 23 1 1977 8 2 31 1978 IA — 28 5

9, Sp%ial Class Railway Apprentice%

USG 4 4

1975 6 4 5 % 10

3 79 1 1977 3 59 at 2 1978 3 4 4 11

6

1974 1 7. Geologlasu(Special)Rimninetion No esaminar held 11)561

11 31 53 29 _

8 Combined Examination for recruitment to inedical Posts under the Central Government . . .

134

119174 95} 1976

140 exarnmation was held.

115 801 12%

Grade Esantalien 47 1130 578

1975 43 1217 61% 1976 43 1615 5789 1977 53 1703 6688 1978 79 1651 79

92- 70 71 81 4 77 98 72 125

173

II. cangraphere Eaminatioa 1974 ! 20 96 -4 15 1975 13 138 4 7

II1. 18 37 154 2 26

1978 49 279 5 26

anclodes eleven candidates TLCOMML9ded against vacancies rewired for Scheduled Tobca Candidates.

@Includes one candidate recommended tuain.st vacancies reserved for Sehedukd Tribes Candidates "%eludes five candidates recommended boast vacancies reserved for Scheduled Tribes Candidat

•

es.

trucludes one candidate recommended againstaacandies reselbcd To Schrduled %Res Caddliltd% a. one 844ancT "5 intentensisable with Scheduled Castes Candidates . lEncludes ten candidates recommended against vacancies reserved for Selsoduled "dribos Candldsla.

%Includes eighteen candidates reoominended against vacancies reser/en for Schedukd Tribes Candidates as eighteen vacancies were mat danseable with Scheduled Castes Candidates. as

/Includm fourteen candidates on:online:abed against vacancies reserved for Scheduled Tribes Candidates as fouttezn

alucladen &item candidate.) peracunended against vaCalliael reserved for Scheduled Tribes ;Candidates as dratecn

3- aIV candidates. recbthmcudcd against vacancies reserved for&dITCadidatta

2922- *As the Claseral Knovdedge papct for the LAS etc. Examinations. 1977 and 1978 was fully Objective

lion of answering the paper in language media does not arise.

orran• Inell.r" APPENDIX V-C

[Ogre paragraph 17EE

Sretenrent seaward the nwnber of Isles tho et the Indian Acknadrensfire &Trice at lexturrinarten SI 1975

and offered the londrroges meJlJ Mthe linatiedirk to the CaltnitilliOn dramatise media for ortswerg dre papers Essay and General laroglae

Subject Essay Gemmel KnivIsige Year of EXUELIliat IOR 1975 1976 1977 1978 1975 1976 19/7 1978 trifler. af aludiclales who appeared

15492 7627 17159 18857 15238 17392 17242 18734

MEDIUM

Esse:nese 06 05 CO 12 05 03 Bengali 1E 130 132 127 73 71 OthErati 55 60 86 35 14 IEEE 2098 2329 2891 3228 1096 2219 Kannada 28 21 21 42. 05 15 Kashmir' 01 .. 01 .. 181nEyalarn 26 36 27 28 14 IS Mersa," 47 61 67 98 33 43 Orin 33 41 22. E 16 26 Punish' 152 169 223 797 67 59 Sanskrit 01 o 001

Sinai (Thens.40

Sind* (Arabic, .

01 IN • 01

— 115 133 161 205 81 83

Teluga • • 33 55 104 31 44 33 56 5th 'I

2746 3253 3735 4357 1437 1628

Paccatage of dm mindidates who exercised laintiage 066en in re-lation to the MEM nambee of candidates ho a pearni at the

17.72 2).52

c.;

a. :C.

Si

APPENDDT VI

q (candid:lees DebarreSarsrahfierl from 2.5eCentsirsion's the year 1978-79

(Itocatitment by Examination)

and Selertian durirte

Name of Aga lung yeara Numba Haire Mojfettc of toth- dates dm-

penalty

2

3 4

5

6

It Indian &twist:rake 20-2610r Intim& Police Sorvi . F min Scrvioc. 21 tion, 1971. other Services

1 Palmd in possession of un- authorised material k

&Vying from the M1115 Of anotber candidate in rho Examtnaticot Hall Can-didrIt4 below 21 years of

2 Pcnnittmg another Caul - date to copy from his scriptHoMing from the script of another meth-

Debarred for 10 years c.3 from memo lone u-

nnamed for five yea's from Cornmmion's ciarmnatIons and se-leclions.

D bs MI for 5 pars from Commission's ruminations and set loctions

May 19M

3. National Defence Ara- 16-181 decoy Examination. December M76.

21 yearafia8c.

4 5

6

2 laxmlulesanotherceadida- Debarred for 3 years

scrImicapylng (corn the examinallons and sel- ortinns.

data in the Examinanon Hall. Callikdatie below

1

Nano 1 DCM0 Aca 16 181 demy Examination. May 1977.

Combined Defe 19-22 for I T Mi Seneices Examination. UN ACadlanY and Nix

23 for Short Service Dammizsion ESonsTachnicaD

Permittnig am/0Ni emdi- date to from his saint in de Exarnina-lion IDE Candidate below 21. YearS or age.

Copying from the script ca motbcr candidate m the Examination Hall. Candidate below 21 years

Writing pornographic matter in his Sera Candidate bow 21 years of age.

Sart ted to utirlair MOMS in the Dramleatioa Hall. I candidates below 21 Years of age and 2 over 2/ years Maga

Debarred for(torn COmiW&5

5 years

examaaations and se-

Debarred for 5 years from Commission's Namioallans and se-

Disqualified for the en-canation.

Debarred for Eve years from the Conams-artnis Sam/nada:in and selections.

Combines] Defence 2at-vi November 1977.

19-22 for Indian militair Academy and Naval Academy and 19-23 for Short Cmaligssims Won-

2

in the £FallThatiOt1 Hall. One Candidate below 21 Y' s of age and one

of Ma

examinations and se-

Combined Deface Ser- vices Examination/ November 1976

19-22 for faillan Mili-tary Academy and Naval Academy and 19-23 Tor Short Sec

from De Commission's. the Examination Hall examinationsand se Candidate below 21 years of MN

nation. 1978. 2 Making false statement and Debarred for those years

supprtasing information fromCommisslon's rardmgchanccsava(led man/Mallow and se-

Srtalliog ataiithOrrted adnassion to the Mamb harton. candidates over 21 Nara of age.

3

a .8 2111 gale

to

a

APPENDIX VII

Ifarle paragraph 19(i)1

A—INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE ETC. EXAMINATION, MN

MEMBERS OF THE PERSONALITY TEST HOARD

& Head of the Botany Deptt.. Millind Maravidwalaya Auraogabad (Maharashtra) (3952-42); Principal, Millard Collegeoloci are, Auras-abed. also Chairman & Member of many academic social & sports committees. (1962-61)1 Member, Governing Body and Standing Finance Committee, Indiao Council of Agdcoltung Research (1903). Member Gowning Body, Sainik Schools Society. Ministry of Defence (1971-To-date); Member; Cenarar Advisory Board of EaricatioN Ministry of Educatio & Social Well i (1975-77); Member, Indian National Commission foCo:operation' with i ,. UNESCO ('975-77): Member. Maharashtra Public an Commission (1967-613); Member, Union Public Sarvice Commission('

_ 73); Chairman,

Agdoultural Scientists' Racruitment Board, Theban Council of Agriculture Research 0973-79); Chairman, Union Public Semite Commission Once February. 1979,

2 Hui Asoka Seib M.A., Deputy Magistrate, Jo at Magistrate and ' District Magistrate In ILE 0941-52); Chief Uncsotary.Governmentof kjrn& (I952-56); Deputy Secretary Ministry of Commasice ti ns (I956-57); Add b : Cone! Secretary and Secretary Government of Utter Pradesh (Appointments and Homo Department) (957-44); Secretary. Central Vigilante Commission

(1964); Deputation abroad on Nuffield Fellouship 1967 Secterty, Commis- , sion on Communal Disturbances, H67; Boni garment Additional Secarary

and Sararial Secretary. Ministry of Horne Affairs, G verament of India 11 1

3. Air Marshal T. S. Virk. BA.; Ad vance Air N vigation Course in the U.K.; Specialist Navigation Course in the U.K.; Graduate of D gnat

Swaim Staff College Wellington; Graduate of Nato al Defence C Sega 1 New Delhi; Param VishIsar Sava Medal; Commission d in He Indio i Air FOWL in 940; Took Part In Air Operations &lino World War II; Held

various appointments In tho field and at Al, Head farriers (1940_90), 1

Air Ofaretartherge. Advance Hea4quarters.E15ter0 Air Command (196 -63); I Air officer Earbarge, Air Force Liaison Cell, Central Command (1963-65): Air officer Commandinarn-Chief. Train.* Command 11966x69); Air Officer Incharga Administredon. Air-Headquarters, 0.969—.73); Hop° sidle for the functional Hinton! of the Air Horne Officers . &union Boar s and Aialnan Recruiting Centros; President No. 2 Air Force Promotion Board; Chairman, Joint Consultative Machinery Third Level t Air Headquaters; Member of the IA.?. HODOLIN and Awards Committee; Chairmen, Pr, soar Persoinol Officers Committer of Inter Services He Squirters; Member,

Union Palk Service Commission. i

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Euldnersing Cage 0967-71ffi Vice-Chanceffor, Sambalptss University (1971-76); Member, katiture of Effilneers (India). Member Board of Cover. not 1.1515, %liftoff ur; Member- Planting Board of Orissa: A iffreffed Doers' rare of Science (bonorescause), Sambakur University, Merck 1979; Member] Union Public Service Commiesion amen Deeenther, 1978i

In Slid V. IC. Rao. B. A. (Hors) (Madras), RA. (Centab); Joined me Bengal Cadre of the 1.C.S. in 1933 and served MI 1947 in various cairn itiee Including 6 yearn in the Bengal Secretariat in Finance and Give Supplies

Cadre f ih in 1947 and otneParrnorkeditcaMtEadirearansSerecrT.Cirvarlat till 1950 in Finance and RevenueDepariments;

District Collector, Viyakhapalnanrs (1950-53); Secretary to the Government, ,

of- Andhra Pradesh Fe and Public Works Duarte. (1953-59)' I Point Secretary. in the Planning CaltimiSSiOn and the Ministry of Works, Housing and Supply. Cove of India 0959-637;Secretaryto Govt. of Andhra Pradesh in the Drsitt, of Industries (1963-67); Ant Member of Board of Revenue, GAL of Mph's Pradesh (1967-71)' Offer Secretary to the Govt of Andhra Pradesh (1971-72); Adviser to theGovemor of Andhra Pradesh (3973); Vigilance Commissioner. Andean Pradesh (3974-77). I

11. Slid Samar Sen. HA. (Calcutta), B.Sc. (Mani (London): Joined .13c421 Cadre f LC.S. Mick Magistrate and Collector (1939): Sub-Divisional Officer and Regional COntrOUM of Procurement (1940-46); Roe miteddo the Indian ?elided! Service ' 1946' Oat Office I hUgd Nations, New York 0946-48); Dy. Scanlan, Ministry of External Affairs 09482) 05.0. and fiend of the Cumeery, High Commission of India. London (1947-50); Dy. Secretary, Ministry of Paternal Affairs, incharge of Fiternal PribliCity 0950-533; Consul General and Representation of India Torso LaternatiOnal OrganiSatIon (1953-55); Chairrnan. International Com-mission. Laos (1955-57); Joint secretary, Ministry of External Affairs (1957-59); TGO Commissioner, Ausmilia sod Neweelene (1959-62); Ambassador to Algeria (1962-64); Ambassador to Lebanon. Kumit, Jordan and Hirsi Commissioner to Cyprus (1964-66); High Conunissionce to Pal:icier] (]9f6-68): Permanent Representative to the U.N. New York 0969-70: Mgr Comm& inner to Bangladesh (1974-76); Ambassador to Sweden0778-7E-

11 Dr. D. Shakla D. Phil. (ffirshabad); Liked LcS. in 1939-and served' as Dishict Magistrate & Collector from (1943-49)3 Vice-Principal, IAS flaming School (1949-53): Dy. Director General, Directorate Genus] of Supplies & Disposals (t953-55): Director General i S.D., Indian High Commission, London (1955-40); Commissioner, Gorakimur, Fairehad and Allahabad Divisions (1960-68);Mcmber,Board ofRevenue0966-70); Chair-

men. Board of Rementie (1970-73); Chairman of rseUR.RasationEnctulrY ,

Committee; Chairman,ROPorver Committee on UP. cm] ServiCer ' Member, U.P. Pay Commirsion: President, Allahabael University Elatod- Cal Society; Founder Member. Indian institute of Public Administration and President of Its ILA Regional Brandi, Patron. ludo German cmilwelgecielff President. Lido Thai Cultural Society; President Hindi Rsshrsay Sakti, Tearless. and Member, People Action for DeVelopinent (India) (under Mliuisty of Agkintilla and Irrigation). Govt. of India; Has reviewed nume- I rous hooks and also mitten some books and a Large number of articles.

IL SIM /. 3. Bahadarsingh, MA. (Hone.) (Orsord); B. ffitt. (Oxford); Diploma in GCMG:1AG and Political Science (Oxford) i Busse-Law (Middle TEMPI* IRS. (ROME Hold different PplOrrialic annulments (1944-58);

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Slid M. Siogaravelu B.A.; Joined .at Dopuly. Sundt. of Police in the composite State of Madras 99377; Held various important and senior appointments in. Pollee includurs LIspecret General Inciarm of the Centel Industrial Seamy Porte and Inspector General or POW KWIC: `MEM U.S.A U.K. and 5 other countrin a Wefferti Europe to study the Security of the Airports and Seaports i'Member, Union Public Service Commission.

Shri N. S. Sffisana, M.A. (Mrshabad); Joined LH as Assit Supdt of Police 1941E Suers of Police (1946-56); Dy. Inspector General of Police (1750-65)3 Director, of Vigilance, UP.. (1965-68); Inspector Geoend of Police, LW. (1970-71): Inspector Central. Central Reserve Police Force (1971-74); Director General, CRPF(1974-77); Contibutedabout Marti lea on rye ffius Poli subjects Polij I d Union Public Service Commission sinoe lune. 1977.

6, Prot S. Sampak B.Sc. (Hone) (PhYsios), Wilk, (Electrical Comm nlersion Engineering). MS. ffilectionk Engineering, Stank d,

Lecturer d A tent Professor In Electrical CoMmienicat on Enonneensg, 1.13c., Bangalore (1953-61); Professor, Electrical Engineering, LLT„ Madras (1961-15); Mrs Deputy Director, LIT.. madras (19e6-75);Head f Computer Centre. Lit, Madras 0773-75); Additional Orsers1 Manager. Bharat Erscffonics Ltd., Bangalore (1975-77); Research work in Digital Analog, Hybrid Computation, BIWA* Instrumentation and Comm picador System; Author of 25 „REM publications; Visited U.S.A.. U.K. nd West Germany; Participated in the work of several Technical

tees on Electronics and Telecommunication: Fellow 1.9.1.; Frstow, giciVii:611 on of Electronics and TelecommunicaPon Engineers; Member, Union Mate Service Commission gem 1977,

Dr. Hall NA. Noor Muhammad, RA, Mons), M.A. (Madras), ILL. (Travancore), LEM. (Yale, U.S/16) I.S.D. (Yale, U.S.A.); MLA., Travanters-Cochin (1951-56ffi Legal Officer. Intemational Commission of Jurists. Geneva (1959-60); Legal Consultant. United Nations Relief and WOG GnennY for Palestine Reim= (1970); united Nations Legal Achsser to Somali Gorr (1983-62); Judge and Vice-Prendent of Effie Supreme Corsi of Somalia under the United Nations OPE% Programme 0962-61); United Nation LOCALviser to thePrime MiniveremdPresidentof-Somalia0,67-701 Senior Advocate of Supremo Court since 1965; Vior-Cloncellor, University of Cal car 1/975-78); Member, union Public Suffice Commission since November. 1978.

Mrs. RD. Mao, MA. Geography (Patna). MA. (Mtbropolors) (Lando 1; Research Fedowshin. Indira Institute of Advanced Study, Simla for 78 cl and Policies in Chhotanappor-Biliad; Served to the Grine AMA

- during Tirld War Dy. Director. Bihar Tribil welfare Research Institute. Ranch 0755-65): Director, Bihar Tribal Welfare Rescerch Institute Penchi (1766-68 and 1971-48); Member. South East Resource Region, Town and Couiss Planning, Govt of India (Committee on Soda! weifare): Member. Advisory Committee, 1.C.S.S.R.: New Delhi; Author of two boat, a numbs of articles and research papers.; Member. Union Public Senice Commi non, knee November, 1978.

Prof. Bhubaneswar &hem: 13-Se. Tarsal: M.k.ffingg.klowaTESW: SLR ad Service in Kelethandi State; Associated wffie investigation of Indravati hsi ation project; Worked in Hirakud Darn Project; Prof. of Civil Engeffieen jog, University College of Englund:1R Boris(1P5Mi Principal, Regional

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Commissioner of India to British East Affica Southern Rhodesia, Northern Rhodesia ond Nyasaland, and Cams@ General. Belgian Congo and Ramada-Candi (1958-61); Political Officer, Sikkim and Bhutan, (1961-63); Joint SecretarY. Ministry of External Again (1964--66); Ambassador ltiltalffiand High Corianssion to Malta (1967-69); Ambassador to United Arab Republic, Libyan Arab Republicand Yemen Arab Republic 0969-72); Indian It erne-tentative .on U.N. Temporary Commiation for Korea (1948); Adviser to chairman, Neutral NalLOna Repatriation Commission for Korea (1953-54); Statioary-General. Indian Deletion to the Second AfroAsian Conference at Algiers (1965): Secretary-erne@ @Bat Delegation. Tripartite Con-ference between Heads of States of India. U.A.R. and Yileatlateca (1966); Member, Inffian Delegation to the Contemn= of Nonaligned Nations. LOOM, Zambia(1970): Senior Advise@ Indian Delegation to theRthffivsion of tbe U.N.Ceneral Assembly. bleivnYork (1971)ffiliailing Protestor. School af Inn-motione) Studies, Tambov-Jai Nehru University.

14. Slid R. V. Subralmmuian B.Sc. (Mins) First Class First, Cold Medalist (Madrask MA. (MadraM Associate of the Indian Inyfitute of Men „Bo gal Research Scholar Indian Institute of Science. Bangalore (1940-42); bAsstt.. Meteorologit India Meteorological Deptt. (1942-1.3) Meteorological OffiBr, Indian Air Force (1943=41); Appointed to Assam Cadre of IAS in 1947; Ass@ Commissioner, Ass@ Political Officer, Dy. Adviser to Governor for Tribal AIMS Le Stated, Adviser to °Oven° re! Tribal Areas & Stales; Secretary tit OuW. of °Ham for Tribal ABM's; Dy. Commissioner, Mellor District; Relief 16 Rehabilitation Commissioner, Assort .; Seerelary to Govt., Finance and Relief @ Rehabilitation Dept°, Govt. of AGern (19.47-57); Dy. Secretary, (External Finance), Deptt. of Domnale Adak° Ministry or Finance, Govt. of India (1957-61); Joint Secretary. Ministry onCommerceand Industry, Ministry of Industry &Dept@ of Heavy Intinitry (1961-62) and (1966-70; Financial Commissioner and Development Comminioffir. Govt. of Amain (1962-63); Finance Difficlog Heavy Entineering Corporation Ltd. 0963-656 Executive Director, Indian Inamtment Centre (1965-66); Addl. Secretary (Heavy Industry), Ministry of Industrial Development (19.71.-73); Secretary. Mmitiry of Inigation & Power ((973-74); Secretary , Depty of Power. Ministry of Energy (1974-76): Adviser to the Governor of Taminadu and Pro-Chancellor of the Universities of Madras aed Madura' and the Tomilnadu Agricultural University (1976-77); Secrotaryt Dem. of Power; Ministry of Energy (1977-1101 Presently Consultant to the Administrative Staff College, Hyderabad and Nominee of Financial Institutions on Boards of Director, of Companies

IS. Shri Kripal Singh, M.Sc., Assistant Traffic Officer, North Western Railway. (1930-41)t Divisional Transportation Officer, North Western RailwaY, 0941-4111 Deputy Met Adagnistntive Officer, E.P. Railway (1948): Savior Div-Blot@ Superintendent (1950-55); Chief Opetating Sanerintendeni, Eastern Railway (1955-58); General Manager, Eastern Railway, 1951; Mariner, Railway Beard (1959-65); Chairman. Railway Board (1965-67); Chairman, Hindostan Tcleprinten 0967-70; Member, Study Team on Public Undertakings. Administrative Reforms Commission; Member, Study Team on Defence Production Units and Research and Development Organkation.Minlatry of Defence; Worked as One Man Expert Committee on RODE° Security and Protection (1975-76).

IS. Dr. P. N. Mrpti. MA (History and Political Science) (l'aairn) (Oxford). LL.B.: ; HOE°. LLD. (Philadelphia, U.S.L) Hon. D.So. (Denim grad. U.S.S.R.). Horsy. D. Litt. (Chandigarh); PrOfersor of Hillary and political Scienm, University of Pentab (19611-45); Educational and Cultural.

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Councillor, High Commission of India. London (190-1948); Dr. Satre. tans Ministry of Education, Govt. of India. and Secretary Qmoral of the Indffin Commission for UNESCO (1948-52). Dy. Director and DireCtOr, Dep. of Cultural Activities, UNESCO, Paris (1952-57); Riot SecretarY/ Secretary, Ministry of Education and Culture 0957-61); Senior Specialist, East West Centre, Honolulu, Hawaii (1969); Chainnan of the Execurne Board of UNESCO (1970-72); Menahcr of the Indian Education Commission (1964-6ffi; Director or the National Council of Education Ito @ph and "Veining 1962--60; @bind more than sixty Member States of for resin@ contemn= and official work. Member of the UNESCO Execu-tive Bested for tight years 0961-12) helding •ffices of Chairman of the PrOgranbile and Administrative Commission of the Board, Vice-President and Prtsident successively; Leader of the Indian Delern. dons to UNESCO General Conference (1966 and 1968) and Chairman of the Ginformice Dog. rainnte d d ) ' Commi • e lb Ind) Del tion to Asian Ministers' Cheraw-nee, Tokyo (1962) and of nevem' In nal C - f oes &haat! t Cara President of the World Contemns onEducational PhoninsPanS(1965) LitutetOr of an International Studyof Philanthropy; Chairman of the Indian Group on Cultural Relations of the Future. °Milder. President of the Institute of Cultural Relations & Development Studley New Davi; Chairman of the Indian Cowell of Peace Research, the Delhi Public Library, tile Delli school f Social Work and Institme of Home Economics; EXeCutive Coma/or and Member ACtedemin Council. Uffivervity of Delhi; Adviser D the Minister of Education •en National Policy of Education; World Bank Consultant On Education; Mem-ber UNESCO Donna Table on World Problems: Recipient of Severn national and International GEO& isChlding the UNESCO Gold Medal ((972)' National Award for promolung International Cultural Cooperation, Order of the Republc @Egypt anti if.A.R.; Author of some books and lascontributed' numerous articles on RtincatiOn, Culture and International Co-Operation. '

IT Shari S. C. Chaucirni, MA. (Economics with Statistics) First Gas , Vim Gold Medalist; Deena°. Economics and Statistics. University of Allnhahad (1940-45); Assn Economic and Statistical Adviser and Dy Economic and statistical Adviser. Ministry of Agriculture. Govt. of India,' (1945-B196); 'Monet:MC & Statistical Adviser. Ministry of Agriculture) Goal( India 1961-1965; Member Secretary, AgrWultural Prices Continiti earn 1965-1970); Chief Meat@ Officer and Addl. Secretary, Dept!. of Statistics. Govt. of India (1970-1977); Presently Hony. Mt4nber. Arica! turd-Prices Commission.

JIG Dr. G Dakabioanturta M.SC., (514UAD Sc. (SEUL Ph.D.i(London),. Sir C. V. Raman Research Santa; Andhra University Mffitair 11936-1937H .1r:crater in Physics, B.H.U. (1937-44); Lecturer in Montessori@ physical Andhra univerMY (1944-46); Goat of India Overseas Retest@ Sack@ at Rothemstead Eaperlmeatel Station (Deno. of Soil Physics) (1946-46); Banenmental Physicist at Dan (1945-56); Senior Physicist en Radiological

.Safety officer, TAM. (1956-61); Head of the Division of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry. IARI. (1961-62); Head of the Division of Agricul-tural Physics. WU (t962-74); Head of the Dept of Farm Operations St Managnelent. IARI (l969-71); Project Director. Water Ted-molest/ Centre,

IARI09111-74); Project Director, Nuclear Research Laboratory. HMI

l(061971:70994)66; Stir IParoPL(AaPThY89197ius.etoSh191199Sa,aAutitSa0; el:roma& Science

ar;dilehaSge contribaled about Id) Soler in different Scientific Journals; Presently Bffisrij, tux: Scientist, Division of Agricultural Physics, IA111, New Delhi,

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19. Rai L J. Patel, MA., DT.; Principal, M.B. Patel College of Educa-tion. Senior Patel University, (1960-63): Moe-Chancellor, Sara: Patel University (1963-70); Chairman, Oniyenity Book Produlion Maid, Chairman, State Board for Teacher Education. Chairman, StandingCommi-thee, State Advisory Council for Education (1970-74); Stire-Chrumellor. GtillItat University, Ahmedabad. (1972-73 and from from October 1973 to date); Dee-Chancellor Gujarat Agricultural University from GebroaD6 1966 to date; Member f veral Co mitten appointed by tbe UolveGityGrants Commission and Ministry of Educadon; Member, National Cannel! fOrDda-eational Research and 'Training for! years; Mamba. Governing Thirly.lind Council. Main School of International Studies; Member. Central/advisory Board of Education Govt. of India for 2 years.thaInnan,ReviewCominitiee to review the syllabi and text books prepared by lh NCERT for 10 Om 2 system of school edneadon appointed by Govt. of India; Member, Bawl of Governor; Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad: Author of several boors.

2. Dr. Ashesh Proud MItra, D.Pb11 UNA., PA.Sec Colombo Plan Fell win Division of Radionbysies, CSIRO, Australia (1951): Visiliq Amis. tent Professor in Engineering Roams", Pennsylvania Shire "(Smoothy (195 -53) and Associate PhafeSSOr (1953.64): Secy.. Radio ResearM Camino tees, OMR (1954): Established and Developed Radio Propagation Unit (N ItadioSvienceDivision),.NationalPhyswal Laboratoay. of which babas been the head since its establishment; Deputy Director, National Physical La tory since 1965; Pioneered with CA. Shale. in Austadia the Riomeler Tech ique. the use of cosmic radio noise for studies of theupper atmosphere resat g in discoveries in ionosphere, solar IMYsies. cosmic MX and lin the del ' of phei clear pl ' S penised d' pl kJ the Indian Programme for International Geophysical Year (1917-58): btu-national Geophysical Co-operation (l958-59) and the International year of the Quiet Sun (196445); Received Premchand Royehand Award d Mount Gold Medal of Calcutta University; Recipient of the Shand Swamp Bhatnagar Memorial Award for Physical Sciences for 1961: Was elected Fellow. Indian National Science Academy in 1961; Connected with several National and International bodies, including COSPAR; is on the Editmial Hoards (I M 6 nal d foreign professional Publications In theneled of Solar-terrestrial Physics; ItrnIshed more that 100 scientific papaws onions-sphere and Aeronomy. Radio Astronomy and Space Stiener

21 19 AS )3h tnaga M Sc.- DPhil. 14= and Res h &lot „ University of Allabahad (193.5--41); Research Officer. National Physical Laboratory, CSIR (1943-49). Organised and set up Raw Millerpl Laboratory in the Geological Surreyof India (1949-52); Head of Physics Peptic Atomic Energy Commission (195 Z-74); Member, Executive Committee, National Geophysical Research Insdt t • M b N 9 nal Comm two

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and Teelmology; Member, Task Force on Oceanography. Planning Canal-Mon; Member, Committee on Age Determination of Rocks, Geological Survey (India' Member I banal sal P I on N clear I tramentation and Exploration Technique, International Atomic Energy Agency. VICO-nal Published 22 Papers and 30 Technical Reports.

1 22. Sir/ A.R.Klan, Post Graduate education at IARI and illy:Mb

University, (USA); Agronomist, TART (1933_9* crop production Ape. ;DMA Ministry or Food and Agriculture, Govt. of India (1959-60): Rawl Head, Extension Division. Indian Agricultural Research Institute (1960-60; Founder President Indian Society Of ExtenelOu Education; Member card •

of Management of several Educational and Research Institutions including TART; Member of Important Committees.—ICAR and MR:Publisher some booksand about ISO original research and technical papers; Also contributed articlei for rnany books; Presently Farm Scientists (Emeritus) ICAR.

Dr. (Mrs.) Asima Cbatteriee, D.Sc., FNA, PA se; Awarded Mam-mon Fellowship during 194049; Head of the NMI of Chemistry. Lady Balboa= College. Calcutta (1910-54), II y Led ' Chemistry, Calcutta University (1944-54); Reader, Dern. of Pure Ctemietry. Calcutta -University (1954--61); Klualra Prof. of Chemistrk. Calcutta University

111942-6M; Dead. DEM. of Menden", Calcutta University OEM to date): eeted fellow o? .the National Institute of Sciences of India (now Indian

National Science Academy) In 1960 end later to its Council; Received th Shand RwarliP Bhatuagar award for 1961 In Chcalistry Mtn the CERA Fint lady Scientist to be elected the General President of the Indian Science Congress Association: Barrier served as Bony. Treasurer and dim °magi of the Association for several years, Awarded Pad= Dhushan to

975: Close lY associated In various responsible capacities with several learned Scientific Bodies; visited several foreign eountiesmanytimes on invitation to take part in Miendfiegyrapollia and conferences and to deliver leaures on her research contributions; Connected will, many Research Organiutions and Universities of Indla as =Expert or Adviser: Author Of CeveralbOOlcs,revieW articles and published more than 250 g. 1 papers ' tern EY Paled Aland& journals.

Shri P. K. Sen. _BSc. (Roos.) First Class First (Idaleulta).M.M. tralruttat, Ph.D. (London), D.LC (imperial College of &Mem and Tech-nolofm); Lectilier in Botany, Calcutta University (4933-36) Physiological Pot/mist, I.CA.R. Q935-4942): Joined Bihar Agriculture Service. Class I in M42; !Chaim-Prot of AgdmIture and Dean of the Faculty of Aviculture. Calcutta University (1942-71), Elected Preident, Agriculture Spence Sec-tion. Indium Science Congress Association (1962): Elected Emeritus Scientist, ICAR 1972; Flounder president, Sam Ehart1 Institute of Education; Presently Emeritus Professor, Faculty of MCCUltlIti. ITUtyLlsity of Calcutta. Si no 1975.

D. Dr. D. A. Pholay, B.Sc. (As), Associate ISLE (Ag. Gun.) PhD.

ASSOCiatelhip at WU 1955_67; Lecturer, Rural insdinG, •

Amraoti (1954 1957-58); Professor of Ettension, Rural Institute. rumaoti (1960-62): Doctoral Studies at Wisconsin University, US-A (196.2-65); Editor. dedintak gaunt"' from 1967 to data; visited Middle East, PUMP; America. Japan. Phillipines etc. for round tlic world training in Research and Extension; Director General of National Agriculture Fair in Bombay (1969-70); Life member of All India Adult Education Association, Indian Avioalation of Extension Dlueadon, Indian Society of Agronomy. IntentionalPoultry Association, AdUltEduCation MAMA:Ion of Amerim Rural Sociology

, Society of Atnerica and others; Attended number of

National and International Conferences, Seminars and Meetings in Agricul- ture; and RuralDevelopment:Presently, Secretary General, Blwrfil KribbAk Salltaj. HMV Delhi.

• 26. Sidi T. S. AVInashilingami BA., B.L. (Madras); Member; Central

Legislative A.Mcnittly (1934-46); Member, Madras Le-PIM:ice Assembly (1946) and BIC 3434 Cr of Education for madras in Independent India .. I Elected to the Lok Sabha in 1951 and to Om Raiya Sabha in 1957; served i numy national Policy waking bodies h Centre/ Advisory Board

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Education. All India Council of Technical Education, National Standing Committee on Arictiltaral Edueation of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. National Institute of Carmunity Development, National Council of CommunWDevelopment utINational camel! of Educational Research And Training eta. Founder Director of Ski Rama Krishna Mission Piiyelava which now is minl University; Also Pomaded the Avinoshilia gam Trust Inailytions and Sri Arbashilingam Home Science College, on which autonomous status has date been conferzei by the University a Madras , Founded theTamilAcadomy in 1946 under whoveauspices the Tamil Encyclopedia wes published; LastruMcatal tor and Winnan or the Commi-ttee for publishing the comp1ae works of Mahatma Gandhi in Tamil in

,I7 volumes under the aapices of thertandindu Gandhi Samarak limited by the U.S. Oda in 1963 amid the laadershp Exchange prograennw 'and diced Egypt. England. /Wan, Malaysia.Singapore and manyEuropean counties; Awarded Palma 'Shushan by the Govt. at India in 970; Awarded Nehru Literacy Award for 1974 in recognition of W. work in Education. Rural 1./eyeapment and non-tonna and adult Education; Awarded Mcrae of 'ficntharrill Sylvan in 1975 by the Corm of Tamil Nadu for his services ko Tamil; Took pad in freedom movement and was imprisoned several Lk urn

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111—Indian FOreSt'Serdell PC01111110, 1978 member+ fur We Persawilis Thai Board

Air Marshal T. S. VEIL B.A.: Advance Air Navigation Course in the U.K.; Specialist Navigation Cane in the U.K.' Graduate of Defence Sa-dao Staff College. Wellington; Graduate or Motional Defense College, New Dahl; Penni Vishishr Soya Mcdal; Commissioned in the Indian Air Force in N40; Took part in Air Operations Miring World War It; Held various appointments in the field and at Air Headquarters, 1940--67; Air

War 'recharge Advance Headquarters, Eastern Air Command, 967-61; Air °Meer Sahara; Air Force Liaison Cell, Central Command. I 90-65; Air Officer Commanding in-Chid, Training Command .196S-69i Air Officer LachargeA0mlastration,AirHeadqtuvterm1969-734responsitlefor the func-tional Condole! theAlr ForceOtecersSeleetion Boards and Airmenitta iting Centres. President No. 2 Air Force Promotion Board: Planned Joint Consultative Machinery Third Level at 'Air Headquarters. Member of the IAF Honours and Awardii• Committee; Chairman, Principal personal Officers' Committee of Inter Services Headwaters; Member, Union Public Service Commission.

Shri Kanak Lal LOW, B.Sc. (Hons.). Botany: ALEC.. Member of Indian Forest Service (Reid.); Chief Conservator of Forests, West Bengal, IS60-72; Inspector General of Forest CX-OffiCiD Additions] Secretary. Ministry of Agradture,1973-7507.A.D.Consultandsbernena in Thailand grid S. Tamed, 1977-78.

Prof. Rain Ahmed, M.Sc., MAE.. aPhil, Research Adulate, Princely:en University. U.S.A.„ 194849; Lecturer in Physics, Alikarh Muslim University, 1950-56; Nuffield Foundation Fellow, London Univer-sity, 1956-53; Lecturer in Thad, Aligarh Muslim University, 1956-391 Reader o Eleenlingullegional Oak College, Srinagar. Iny9-62. pram_ sor in Elect., Snap Regional Ewa College, Srinagar, 1962-63, Professor in. Physics, Aligarh MuslimUniversity. 1963-73i Director, NationalCoimal of Educational Research or Training.1974-77; Vice-Chancellor, Kashmir University Srinagar since 197±.

Prot J. Dayanank B.SP, B.Sc. (Haar° (Botany); ASIOCiatt of the Indian RIFE COML. Ottira Dim; Ph.D., Secretary-Omani, Cram Vilma Maio' (Rural Development Corps); Secretary, Aiculture, Auroville Project from 1967 to 1974; Director. Food Corporation of India; Director on the Howe of the Hindustan Fertiliser Corporation; Member, Task Force on Agriculture. Taroilmdu Planning Contmiasion; Member Working Group, National Agricultural Commission Soil Conservation and Land Reclamation; Leader of the Indian Wheat Tenn to Linn and Jana^ duldAlegirst 1975:

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Member, Advisory CoMmittee, Tamiloadu Apicoltural Vanity IC 'alai Mayan Kendra; Member Winn Hoard for Wild life.

5. Dr. K. Subramanymn, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Cornell), D.Sc. (Mysore Uni-versity); Director, Boteninal Survey of India, Professor of Butany,Baugalore University; Has a large number of published research papers to Ms credit; Anorded Gold Medal by the Indian Botanic' al Society (December, 1970).

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MEMBERS Olt THE VIVA VOCE HOARD I

1. Indian Eason* Sentce

1. slm H S. Sigmenat OHIallahad),Joiced IF. as Asia Supdt. •

of Poike (l4 ); Supdt. of Police (i946-56); Dy. Inspector General of Polka (1956-65); Director of VIgilince, (1-68):' Impreter Clonal of Ponce, HP. 0970-71); Inspector General. Central ReeeMe Pellet leratee( 972-74); Director Gwent/ CRPF O914-17)- Contri-

buted about uncles on various Police subjects in Police journals and in newsplotas Member. Union Public Strom Commissioo since lime,

Leetlrer,ParJab University, Chandigarh (1953-56); Senior Unarm, Incli Agriculture Research Institute. New Delhi (1.955—J, It earth Sch 1 Krause State University (USA) (1958-60); Head, Department:0f Economies

and S•otticoz, Puniah Agricultural University. Ludhiana (1960-690 Deep. Punjab taunt University, Ludhiana 0969-7; Formerly President of the b it Society of Agriagtme Economics; Chairman, Agricultual Prima Commisgon, New Delhi moo 1973.

Dr. RM. Rhea, MA- (Ec000noicg, Ph.D. )(Economics); Taught Economics at Ottchlare & Post-Graduate level at Lahore. Mo)ab University (1933-47); Professor, Birla College. Pilani (1947-40); Protestor of am nomica and Head of Dana-Amen% R. M. Collesc, Simla (1943-51); Head of IMPOOmics Department, Hindu College, Delhi 0964 to lune. 1977); Senior Manna° Fellow, Indian Council of Social Service Rowel* 0971-73h vine-Chaneellor, Jodhpur Univemity (July. 1977 to Decamhm. 19771. At Mental Principal, Hindu College,

Dr. Deoki Madan Saxons nt.91111. (Allahahad). P D. (London), Lecturer in. Commerce, Allahabod University, (1946 to H41 mad 1950 to 1931).GOVMODMat of India Scholar for Hinher Studies in Nanette! Income 6. Social ALCM:Nine at London School of Economics (Sept. 194S to October. 950), Statistician, National Income Unit, Ministry of Fin nce (February, I

1951 to January. 1952); Held various important and senior appointments , in the Pluming Commission, including Iontor and Chief (Economic Dig- I ono) and Adviser (Finance) (January. 1952 to April. 960; aid Sect-Mary. Fourth Finance Commission. Ministry of finance, Ooveniment of /ado' May, 1964 to Sept, 1965); U.N. Mad end Montan, Policy ExPeil.U.N.

Ageo institute for EcOn0Mie Dmelopmeor and Platolne. Bangkok (April 1966 to January. 1972); Joint Secretary. DePainnent of Ba ging. Ministry of Finance, (March, 1971 to April, 1976): TheeCtOe Central, udSn Lig/lute of POeCiell Had; New Delhi since April, 1976.

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N -th C V . USA - Eat cl. M b f th I he atonal Stairtical abate, the Hague. Netherlands 09.591; Visiting Parma Deportment of Mathematics, Iedian UnLwersIty, U.S.A. and Department of Adnunistration Enginstring, Kcio University. Yokohama. Japan (1911-74)L Reda FeRow of the innate of Mathematical Statistics, U.S.A. 0974); Professor of Statistics and Reed of la Indian Statistical Instate. Delhi aye 1963: Author and co-Author of Two Hooke and several Research Papa.

2. lean Siatistieal Service

I. Shri N. S. Saksena, MA. (Allaabarl), and IF, as Asst. Sundt. of Police (1941); Sundt of Police 41946-55): DY Inspector General of Pace (1455-65); •Director of Vigilance, U.P. (190-65); Insposnor °cad of Police, D.P. (1770.71); Impeach General, Central Rant Police Force (1972-74); Dam& General. CRP? (1974-77); autribured about 80 articles on vaCous Police subjects i Pam aura and in newspapers; Member. Union Public Service Commissima since lone, 1977.

LIIIII, Research at Makes University (I 37-40); Superintending Statistician, I & Sta if It cut at lie Eihar Dell./ (I040-50): Chief Stas- hed Officer. Ana, Headquarters, New Delhi 0950-69U ailef Director. National Sample Surrey (1967-71); Macau &misdeal Oreanisaan and Riot Secretary, Department of Swam, Cablnet Secretariat (1971-73): Conaltent. United Nations Researc Institute for Social Development (19 -74): Adviser, Gy.tellrrient of Ma ayasia (1974-76); Executive Chair. me , Kerala Statistical inSIIIIIIC sir 1978.

. Dr. B. M. Bhaele. M.A. (Economia. Ph.D. (Pconomiss)DAtipresent Pavane. Hindu College, Delhi

4. Prof. S. K. Mitre, M.Sc. (Calcutta),Ph.D. (Steatitic& North Ca-la U.S.A.; Professor of Statiaci and HeadoldieIndian Statisticol Institute. Delhi sine LH& Author and co-Anchor elan Books and Seyerai Raab Papa.

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MEMBERS OF THE PERSONALITY TEST INDARD

Communication Engineering). M.S. Efectronics Eigneering (Stanford. Prot S. Sanaa, B.Sc. (ans.) (Physics). ( labia

URA.); Lecturer and Assistant Profrasor in Banal Communication Begimearino, IT.Sc.. Bangalore (1923-61); Professor, Electrical Engineering. LIT., Madras (1961-75); also Deputy Director.U.11. Mathes (1464-75): Head f Comp Ce nrc LLT. Madras (1975-75); Additional General Manager, Bharat Eleetromor Ltd.. Bangalore (1975-77), Research Work in Digital Analog, Hybrid Compuratirm Electronic Instrumemation and CIOIMInInfeatiOn Sptsm. Author of 25 Research Publications; sated U.S.A., U.K. and West Germany. Participated In the work a Several Technical Committees on Elearenial and TekCenlialleatiOn. neilow LET Fellow, inglittiliOn of Electronics and Telecommunication Pupates; Mensal. Union Public Setae Commission since 1977.

• 'Prof. Bhubaneswar Behar B.Sc. (Patna); M.S. (fingianna asTas USA.): &teen sena in Kalamai State; Associated with inwea-gation or Indrayati Irrigation Project; Worked in Maud Irmin Project: Prof. of Civil Enema'. University allege of Huainan/a Burls (1956): Paaal agar& assaults College (!962-71); acesChaneektot. Sambalpur Univenity(1971-7.5); Member-s atiation of EngineIen Member. Beard of Governors lIT., Kangpuri Member,Planning BoatSi of Orissa; Member. alon Puha Service Commaien mace 19714

Prof H. N. Rommchandm Rao, M.Sc. (Calcutta), Certificate of Proficiency in Electrical Technology from I.LSe.„ BInneinIe. EDE. (Indian. Sini M her I E BE. (New York). Fellow LEE. (Londorfir 1.6.1, Professor and Head of Department of Elecnical EngiDelningi indiSta Illeftftnif of fefenOnf. Pangalenn (1958-69); Member, un1013 Public Service Domeasarl 0967-1).

Dana•Research. R. D. S. 0. (1961.62); Chief Eopineer, Construction. Eagan Italie/ay (1962-4); Director (CHI Bantering), Railway Boar (.626B-67): Genera/ Manner, Central Railway (1967-70); Mara Sal gallWay Board (1970-71); Chairman. Rasta Board (1071-75).

Insorn5iionShhlogjenginethibitctis Prasanaraut HAssiiNcrsmncEst IRs:Loreerkeff)u.(149.416)higEariolons..D•

pertinent (October 1910; On deputation to Army (August 1941—may 194 ) in the Corps of Enamels as Ilea., Captain and Mater; On deputation to ebnn of India (February 2951 to February 1962) as brigatEon Adam; 477110 Engineer, U.P. Irrigation Department (July 1962 toJuly1965T Mem& , 1/.14-4Public Service Commission (March 1965 In March 1969): Chairman,

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UP. Public Unice Cannission (hterch 1969 to September 1971); Many. Joint Secretary, Marta! Memorial Society, huclasotal Mather. Board of Governors; Syndicate and Swale, Engineering College, Dayarbail; Aga Haltering College. Gerakhpur and of Make* University.

6. Dr. hi Krishna. C. H. (Hong). Ph/D. (London) (Engine/aria): Founder Director, School of Research and Trainingin Earthquake Engineering 0960-661 and 0968-7th UNESCO Consultant to Yugestatai (1967-68h VtataChanoellor, University of Roark= (1971-77); Fellow, National Academe jar Sciences; Prescient Institution of Eng-hoc:ore (India) (1974-75L

Preeident1 International Assaition of Earthquake Engineering (1977-4IU; limeorarti Msociatc of the Academy of Engineering, USA.; Awarded laosla Award by University of Roorkee; lthattlaarr Award by CS

1114

National.Dearen Award hy Institution of Else/mars] Moudgill • Award by 1.S.I.; and Paden Shushan by Govt. of India; Published a book on CO Plain and Reinforced Concrete in two volumes BB Elements of Earthquake Eagle racial]; betides 65 research papers in National and International parlica

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tons. Prarenily Professor of Emeritus, University of Roorkee.

/ 7. Slid D. N. Ramactrandani, 11, E. (Mechanical) and BE. thelectar

cell (Bombay); Founder Member of the I.T.B. (India); Joined TH.S. in 1943; Assistant Divisional ffiagineer. Telegraphs 0943-4th Divisional Engineer. Telegraphs (1418 to October 052); Dilator, Telegraphs (Weber, 1952—Febrary, 1962); Post Master General/General Manager, Telephones (February, 1962—August, 1969); Deputy Director General. Tareararhe (September 1969 to October 1971) Member (Administration), P &T Bata

and a-Officto Additional Seaetary to Govt. of India (October 1971--

Oetober 1974). S. Shri S. Rarnamritham. R.Sc. (Hons.); MA. (Phyla and Mathe-

modes); al.l.ta. (11,Se. lesagalorth M.S. (Aero-Enge, Staartortal(H.S.A.)] Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society (V.R.Ae.S) in 71.K.aMcmber a Ce Aeronautical Society of India; Member of Sigma 41 (USA.); Staved in several capacities ice thc Directorate General of Civil Aviation for 14 years including Director of Research and Development; Deputy Direttor General and Director General of Civil Aviation; Hated Fellow of the Royal Aero-nautical Society. U.K. (1963): President of the Aeronautical Society of India (also Hoar. Secretary and Editor of the Journal); Delisted the 9th 'Nitta

Untie Memorial / Lecture in March 1975 on the sobitaa 'Development of

Civil Aviation in India and its Hatare"• Contibuted towards earablishatant arta:Technical Centre Laboratorti of Coil Aviation at New Detail Original design! of successful aircraft, gliders and sailplanes named Ashwart, Bharat Parbita. Kartik and Rowathi; Many Investigations into Air Safely thludIng arcidentsancidents leading to modifications to designs. =data' and procedures; Economic EValuation of Air Tranaport aliaaft and Control of Aq transportation activities; Planning and Execution ilf a number of pro- jects in Ovil AviatIon; Engaged 's] the Field or Coil Aviation, Aircraft Dalai and Manufacture and Air Transport.

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9. Shri John Marten. Graduate, Institution of Mechanical Eng

/sects

(London); Joined Indian Railways Sersice of Mechanical Bataan in 199& as Special Class Railway Apprentice; Served in various caparities,,Includ

ing

Works Manager, Central Railway (1946-53). Darts/ al SUPtalarendent]

Central Railway (1962-63); Works Manager, Bharat Heavy Electricals (1961-65): DittCtOr. 1/Iaranical Engineering (19611--72); and USD. (Pro-jects and Production Units) (1972-75); Ministry of Railways (Railway Board); General Manager, Integra] Coach Factory, Foramina (1973-76).

101 I

.

10. Mai S. Sartivasa Martata B.a.tationar (Myearar (1940), Po:ardency in Electrical Tech. 'Se Bangalore)

9194th Assiellant DitactoroDeputy Dieectoe Central Water and Power Commission °per Wingitentrar ' Electricity Commountentral 'ilechnical Power Board (1946-60; Director (Super-Grid)/Oflicer on Sparta Duty (SuovaGrid); Central Water an] Power Comthistion (Power Wing) (1961-71); MembetaSecretear. Southern 1 RCP:felled Electlicity Board, BauEgiiOre (1971-75)1 Member (Power Systems). Unita] Electaity Authority; Member Instartion of Engineers (India);

M ber E h In 'to • of El 1 E gi eels; Awarded tha Prime Minister of India ?riga and the Mta Award by the LE. (India) in 1962 and 1970 respectively- for the best contributions on specified topics; Awarded the Central Board of Irrigation ee Power Gold Medal in 19761 Was special invitee as one of the eight panelists drawn from all over the world fee the Round Table on 'Eleatic Power Transmission into he beginning of the 2151Centhry' organised by CIORE (International conference on Urge High Voltage Electric Sysms) in Pears in August, 1978.

It, Shri Rail Lal Mara B.Sc. (Eons,) (Pataar: B.Sc. (Eing.),Kau•; Fellow or Institution of Electrical Engineers, London; Fellow ofInstitction of MttheniCal EngineSSE .LOndOn: Joined Indian RanWaye in. 1947 end served in several capacares Including Engineer-in-Caret at Chitteranian LOCOrnOtiye Works (1968)1 Chief Electrical Engineer, Northern Railway (1969-71): Chief Electrical Hoginea, Eentern Railway (1971-72); Dircator (Standards Electrical); Research Designs and Standards Orguusation of Indian-Railways (1972-76); Additional Member Electrical (later re-desig-nated Adviser Electrical) of Railway Board (1976-79).

12. SU Y. P. Rao, B.Sc. (Hons.); M.Sc. (Mara); Joined Indian Meteorological Setatice in 1945: Deputy Director General Climatoloa, Forecasting, Planning and Administration (1967-75); Director Genera] of Otaervataries(1975-18);PreeicienclndienMeteoroloarealgucieta(19/5-7991 Chairman. Indian National Committee for Ocean Research; Varearruident, Indian Assoc:alien of Hydrologists, Chairman Motes Planning Meetings. Colombo, 1976, New Delhi 077 and Kuala armour 1970. HOU. Prof. Of M‘torolOgY, AnclIzi University.

(Electrical (MOP) .0 Elical and Mechanical Engineering); Ph.D. (Entaneer- I I. Dr. ga Pal Luthra. BSc. (Engineering) (Elect.) Puiab,

D. M.E tog) (Mech.) London. D.I.0 (Chan. Engineering), London, DAC. (Civil I Etas.). London: VIcetitaIncipal and Head of Bloomed] Engineering HOPP' Malt, Y.0.1.14. Technical institute, Lahore(before 'arraign); Samar Leann:Mead of Department of EnggartatatainciPal/Principal, Delhi College of Ear, Delhi] Senior Prof. and Head ID

etatagent of Applied Methanies/Mecbanical Fogg.. 1.I.T., Delhi (1962-70); Also officiating DinaCtOT. 1.1.1'. Delta; Visiting Prof. in Mechanical Entar. Dnivertita of Wisconsin, U.S.A.; Dean of Administration at LET. Delhi (1970-71); Co-orareator, Quality Improvement Programme ministry of Education and Youth Sconces, Govt. of India New Delhi 091112h Member/President( Calmar/ of various ProfessionahEducarlonal and Sciatifta Organisatioria Vititati U.K., Europe. U.S.A.. Canada and Eng; published go research papas In FOICign and Indian Journals of repute in the areas of FalgrOnOntirai Combustion. LC. Engines; Air Pollution-Non-Comantional

1 19, Prof. Sisir Kumar Chatterjec, M.Sc. (Applied Physics) ((alcutta) ;

Lecturer, A 'Star] Professor and Professor, Department of 'Electrical Communication Engineering, Indian Institute of Sciences, Batablear

Fah, Boise Pollution and Tnbology.

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TT, ma rat (1961-75); AlsoDaputy Director, ELT., Madras (1966-75); Head of C molter Centre, JUL, Madras (1973-70: Additionel Genera./ Manager. Bharat Elentronies Ltd.. Bangalore (1976-77); Research work in Digital A !log, Hybrid Computation, Electronks Instrumentation and COmmunre non Systemi Author of 25 research publications; Vulred U-SA., U.K. and West Germany; Pardeinaltd in the work of several Technical Committees. on •Electrenies and Telertommunioation;Fellow L5,1.; Yellow, Ins; ;Won of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers; Member

, Union Pub c Service COmnaission since 077.

APPENDIX 1110A

Wide Paragraph 19(0 WE

INDIAN ADMINISTRAIIVE SERVICE ETC. EXAMINATION 078

Subjeelnelge &strata fon of candidates fan Indian AnctinStfrative service, Indian Foreign ScrelentCentral Sets kesladtan Pc/ke Service

(MOM; (U.S.A.); 'Member. Electrical Edgy., Tech/cal Engineering Trehnology, neering, Delhi Proton* w

Sh Proficiency i Master Degree (UVA), Special Reclamation of siren-feel In the UrirtedKi renamed' as

managing D

Min Services Ltd Working si Od.). since including at Manager; Chairman. ETDC 23 de

DiratoTHII.E.L.(1976-77);

ier

Pa

1<1r

i K

an

ree

P.

h March Chief

Pin

electrical

quipment

Projects

(Mectrical

Member, Irwthare of hlectrl and Electronics Engineers Institute of Eschtical Engineers (England); Reader, Eanaras Hindu University Professorend BHT of

Department, O.B. Pant University of Agrirediure t Nagar, Nareital, (1968-73); Professor, Erectrreal tne-

college of Engineering. Unitrenity of Delhi •since 1974. as Head of Power Padden.

S iicIai r, Mac.. (Komar in ?brain; Certificate of Technology, Indian Innitult of Science. Bangalore;

in Electrical Power Engineering, University of Colarado aca In Power Systemi benign from united Stares Bureau or Weslinghourt (U.S.A.) and in the design and manufacture

from Areociated Elearieal Industries (new Glitra gdom; GeneralManagen ConsulbaneyServices0Msion (now

Engineering Division) 1974-76 and. that Esectitive Adviser (Regal B.H.B.L. (1977-71); Executive

or, Technological Consultants Centre since July 1979,

Srinives HE. (Elec.); Chief Engineer, Rade] Engineers and actractorst, Madras (1954-605

Teo Electronics & Electricals Ltd. OFormerly Philips India 1956; Worked in Philips India LW. in elisions capacities

Lighting Engineer. Commercial Manager and Markelhig Indian Standards I.-Thu/ions Sectional Committee

with Lamps and Accessories.

Part-A OptIonalSuldeds Number of Cendidates

Trammed Included aces mended

list 1

a

Pure Mathematics

Applied Mathematics

Stannics .

Physics

Chemistry

Zoology .

Geo/ogst

Geography , English Literature

Ansarnese

Bengali.

Gniarati

Hindi .

Kannada

Malayalam Marath'

1879

6.33

622

2125

1584

1279

243

631

1352

21

147

55

1161

50

2

93

78

43 05

131

62

21

16

6

36

56

24

2

115

116

!stearin Sentieellndion

NuMber Candidata%

Examined IocIiidOd in Mecum-

— —

nya

raniabt

Smaa Devana

Stodly Arable

Tama

TeIVgU

Urdu

Arabic .

12/

•

•

•

klistorY •

History

IMMO

Raton' •

lEconornics

al Science .

.

lad Mecbamcs •

Math • .

3

turt

3

ali

439

492 Sb

195

16

5

9

6099

2461

5786

402

1687 3558

242

1098

1238 3324

2655

106

3740

11

5

1

1

1

154

300

60

10

159

5

87 22

96

123

French .

Gennan

P Percian

Itussmn

Ladum

Bridal

Ettropean

World

Geoff

Polai

PhilosOpby

tin

App

SIX

E biectwia distribution of coeidatesior I Forelp Service

Part-B AdclitiOnal sabjsecla far hap Administrative ery.kerlediat Foreign

Higher Pore Mathematics :2 .

BMW Applied mathematics . •

kliglier Physics • • •

Higher BotanY •

Higher Zoolegy • •

Higher GeoloV • • •

English Li-Cc/awe from 1798 to 1935

1ntliam History-1 Morn Chandra Gupta Maurya t "

Indian His —11 (Mc Great Ntuglash from 1526—,

"

inclian History—IR from 1772 to 1950 . .

esti Cormatationa 1 History from 1603 to 1444 •

History from 1871 to 1945 • •

Theory from Hobbes to present day • •

Organisation gild Public Adminisliation •

Metlipbysics Including 8041=010U

1 2

4

107 15

44 a

14.

4

9 1

77 16

44

231 41

32

114 21

163 21

36 IG

30

93 25

117 26

123 1 20

2

117

f Advanced ?Otology including Enperimeatal Psy-

Constitutional Law &India . • • • •

Medlcnl Ovilisation at [ducted in Arabic literature

Medieval Civilisation as reflected In Persian Litentare

Aucient Indian Civilluanon and Philoaophy . •

. .

AdvaneedSoulology 99

118

2

APPENDIX V/143 1

IVIde Pararph 130)(h)!

INDIAN ADMENISTRATIVE SERVICE ETC. EXAMINATION, 1977

Rased on the inforrnatEn ?molted by the candidates in their applica. Dins. a study was made of the unlvenity-stiseennibution &candidates wbp appeared al the Indian Adnabistrative Service etc. Exambalion• 1977. eV] of those, who quadded for appointment. Similar studies were Wide M pcctotth. examinations held from IN] to 19M and reports thereof published in the Annual Reports of the Comminion.

1. The number of vacancies including those reserved for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Ilihescandldates filled up chains the years 1971 to 1977 are gime below :—

Year Vacancies 1971 541

449 1973 1974 611 1975 649 In. 679 1977 706

These Times sho bath bet I enameled hash grackuillY inonaving over the past man, though the annualrateof incrosebasuo, ben uniform.

3. Table 1 gives the distribution of candidates who appealed al the Imlay Administrntive Service etc Examination from 1971 to 1977. The candidate; were classified into the following groups:—

L Those with Doctond, Post graduate and HonourS degrees A. Not Divisioners, N. Others.

IL Itrose wi ass env First Divisloacn. Othas.

The division obtained only in the highest cle.grecew s talon int* account or ill' classification. For monk, the candid/Iles who obtainad tirstdivition

in Pass degree-end Second division a Post-graduate &grin have been classi-fied in 1(B) and the atEdidateg with SCPolld divISIOU in pass demenand First Division to Post-graduate dere have bat classified in (A).

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hom 3 F. 3.

x 69,

8174: a-d Lr:Sli 5z - ?" .. g n

.,z=41J 1.9 ,a- ,.5.°0 r4u ag;:q. 02 -g(59 g ',4r1:1. i .55.. II' L.:,...A. Eat

Pfl R:i T2ia qii M.gi ! g R p) . wem r•tin ---.,---- gg-R lig! a. . . . -

a "NJ i

0 .

ei =.,. • L 2° . ..

.1-chat g' flt 5 ggV

kin gh fi

21.4R 0.44g. gggi tj'>•

CI

3

o PER

TABUS I

Dior en of coedhist e tithe appeareda of the I slime Administrative Se

Candidates with Om-Loral/Posh TotalCandhlates Graduate/Honours DegreeS Pass °wholes

TOW First 0 illerS Total Fost Others Total past Others Divpsiontrs

Divisiones DM-40nm

1971 7632 12711 6112. 3306 681 (15.9990 (84.01%) (43.32,0 (20.6990

1972 /3424 1391 4033 3985 935 (16.5190 (83.49%) (47.30%) (2719.9)

1973 13523 2468 10155 6653 734 (19,55%) 00.45 yj (52.7150 (26.08%)

1974 14018 2336. 11212 7852 2112 09- 81 0 (55 .89,a (26.905/J

1975 15509 3247 12292 8801 2474 (59.94%) (79.06%) (56.75559 (25.11%)

1976 17645 3472 14173 2559 (19 .680) (54.62,) (26.5570

1977 1317 3658 13919 18067 n93 PO 8150 09.19 70 (57 . 275.0_(0=493_

2622 4326 539 3790 (79.31%) (56.68 % (12.39%) (87-61,a

3080 4439 3953 0/.2950 (52.69%) (10.95%) (89.057.)

4919 734 5256 (73.94%) (47,29%) 05.2970 (44-7190

to

5740 6196 724 5412. 03.10%) (44.11%) 01.689/0 (30412%)

6327 5705 773 5935 (71.89%) (43.25,0 (11.42%) (OAS%)

7078 8008 913 . 709$ (73.4590 (45.3890 01.40%) (38.40%)

7274 7510 865 6645 (52 .2651 (42,7390 (11 .52%) (o.48%)

5 ' 15014 II 4114w"hc 5155(1°555" 45 444414alo who. qualified al the Indian Admmistrolo Service etc.

840510114tion from 1971 th 1977. Th I 11 g ' I y be d f T bl

(R)Th term qualified µsec! h toile 45 fi Ily q 'Wed I tb '

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(1) Among the candidates wins- qualified (i.e. column' 2-4). th -

nciatage of the that divPiagen kept on gradually increasing up to 1973. bat during the yams 1974 ao4 1475. it gotslightly realized: In 1976 and 1971 hatpin increased. The overall percentage Ittmeased from 1L56 in 1971 to 53.68 in 1277. For the candidates swath the. higher degrees, the brae= is lioni ISIS in 1571 to 57.26 In 1917, hat for tha candidates with mass degrees. the Percentage has decreased from 39;24 a 19.71 to 21.61 itt 1976. but during Me year 1977 it anin Mamma In 7E34

(1) The Pmeentage &candidates with Pass d,egrees quolnying MU=

Italian Administrative Service etcYaraminatian was V.15 in 1971 and 17.14

in 1977. The success-Mies for these candidates for the years 1971 and 1977 are 1 27.38 and 1: air respectimly.

itt Total

Oat Ihvhneen

then Total First OFFOOtn Total nest

DIVIelooen hien Division= DivitOnen

TABui IZ

Distribution of ettolVed cemclideres eta necess-Rathe for the

NUMBER OF CANDIDATES QUALIFIED

Doctorel/Fost-GoduaO/ FlonounOraduato

542

549

591

611 1 629

679

706

4 5 6 7

209 (31.5650

230 (41.1930

265 (44.84 %)

2.0 (43.7030

2811 . 333

(4L0430 379

(53.68V

333 (61 44%)

319 (53.11 30

326 (55.1631)

(56.3030 348

(55.3330 346

(50.9633 327

(46.32,0

384 (70. 85 %)

42/ (77.78,0

416 07.16

(79,05.%) 309

(803230 56S.

(23.6533 585

02.8630

147 (38 .28%)

186 (43.5650

210 (46.05%)

224 (46.3830

251 (49.31,0

209. (544030

335 (57.2630

237 (61.7230

241 (56.4450

246 (53.95%)

259 (53.6230

3511 (50.6930

259 (45.6030

250 (42.7430

158 (29.1530

122 (22.2230

135 (22.8430

128 (20.9530

120 09.0830

111 (16.35%)

121 07.1430

62 (39.2430

44 (36.0650,

55 (40.74 22

43 (33.59%).

30 (25.100,0

24 (21.6230

44 (36.36%)

(75.00

(63.643

I "I

1

1 4

1

The. group-wise percentages of canthdaces n=11131133 in the Indian Administrative Senna eq. Examinations

Inman he seen from figures InTable III that the ;knees of hong selected m• the Indian Admmistrauvc Sento eq. aramination are holier for the canthdales withbInher degrees. The performance of the first chnsioners aanoog the Snaduales 0 also better than the herforrnance of candidates, who die not have a Hot DIViS1012.

Dethributioth of number of madame Appeerethgathfied thethPethethetheeuwified atcorrrine to Degrees thth theeththee theth W the years 1971 la 1971

Veer Dottora1Post-Of aduate/Honows Graduate

Firstrawmoners • Others • Fled DIvIsioners Others

A •13 red

I fled

PerCal Inc

fied

A red

Quail Ferree- Apprie fied 14117 • rodfie4

fled flel

Percen- 8448

quali-

APred red

Q all Pawn fled tags

fled

2 S 4 5 8 9 10 II Il. 13

1911 654 147 2L4 222 23 9.04 536

1972 905 136 20.55. 3080 251 7.82 486 44 905 3933 48 I,9Z 1973 1711 210 12.11 4919 50

1974 2112 224 10.61 5740 259_4 51 724 43 5.49 5472 85 1 55 1975 2474 251 10.15 6317 90 1.32

1976 2559 309 203 7078 87 .23

2193 335 I2.00 1274 250—.1.44 —865 44 S409 --6645 77 1.16

127 .1 Z6

of popularity of this ektrnination ilinOns the alumni of different universdies varied considerably. It seems that the generality of students of quite a are minter of universities (including their fint divId00er3) either do not gewn to be aware of this examination, or do not look to h for a. career.

SatiCe etc. Mcamination, 1977. the unlversItieslinctinaions from which I to 10 candidate, hppeared, are given in Table W. The number aP0aung from each univeruMinstitution and the number, who qualified, are also

7. A UniverAtmwise analyeis of MI candidates shows that the decree

Out of total of 17,577 candidates, who took Indian Administrative

indicated. TARTS IV

tart: of the tharersatesttralutlams fratt with Me Number of canatates ranged between I ra A

Number Number

Name of Durk:rum/Institution AM/eared qualified

2 4

All India Institute of trtedlcal Sciences. New

3 1

Andhra Pradta Agriculhaal University. Ihyderm

9

;Warn Agricultural University, Jorbat

4.. Biclulnstizute of Technology and Wench. Ranohi

IC. Indian Institute of Science. Bangalore • •

II. Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay . a Indian School of Mines mid Applied Geology,

6. Dakshin Mural Hindi Frachar Sabha, Madras .

A Haryana A griculhkal University. . •

a. Indian pgricultmal Research Institute, New Delhi

Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad •

13, Indian Staltsdcal Institute, Calcutta . . .

larnia Mille Islarnia. New Delhi . .

IS. lemma & lhashtnir Unlversity • • • •

I& Jawaharlal. Nehru Technological Univemity.

7

Nil IS, Kashi thdyametb, Miran= • • .

II

19. Maharashtra Agdoulhiral Unitertity . .

20...trfahatma Phule IMishi Vitlyapeeth. Rahn'

21. National Council of Rural Higher EdOcation

21, Bueh/Rao lisishi VidyaMMIE, Ako. la :73

Raiendra Agricultural University. Inv .

24 Shri Aurohindo International Centre of Education

S.N.D.T. Women's University, Bombay .

Mull Nadu Agricultural University, Combater!,

Urdversity of Agricultural Sciences, Banslore. .

28 Varamuya Sanskrit University .

19. Visva Mated, Sbanti.Niketeu . .

S. The number of candidates appealing from the uniOrsitiectins0-tudons Mourn in TableV ranged bmumen II to 20, the number yr qualiBod ate also indicated.

TAMP V

Mena of the attakstinsatutions from whit the Number 0- cantatas I I' ranged train II to 20

2 4

SL Name of Unlversityilastitution 1431113ber Number aPPared qualiffe

I. Agricultural Univanity, Ludhiana

.2. Indian Institute of TeChnolOgy„Kharagpilt

Rabindra nand Unitenity. Calcutta

War Patel University, Gujarat

South Gujarat University .

Agrkultuld University, Nainital

1 2

I

128

9 The number of candidates appearing from the Universities/if/nth thionsahown ia Table in ranged booveen 21 to 50. the number who qualified pre also shown.

TABLE VI

Warm of the Uumersides finnleutions from whim Me Number of candidates ranged behreen 21 to 50

SI Name of Universitygnsututor Noi

Number Number appeared qualified

1 2 3 4

1. A.T. Singh University, Rem, • 27

26Baroda University . . . 35 glil

3.101rla Listltote of Technology and So nee. Pik ' 3$

4.1Dibnigarb Unfastens . 30

47

6. Judi:in fro Orate &Technology. Delhi 45

7, IndianInstituteI

of Techoolosh. Kruger

3. Indigo Institune of Technology. Madras 25

9.,Indore University , 37 I

hdavpur University

hong Uoinesalty, Gwalior 49 1

ICaslimic University . 44 2

Marathwada University

Saurashtra University, Gujarat 2•1 II

IS. Uchipur UnivaroirY 44 .1

16. Sricarn University, Wain 34 nJIi

W. The Universirefibritutions shown in Table VII. VIII and IX are those from where more than SO candidates appeared. The success-ratios to res ect of :hest are noted against each. For the purpose of a /a:3F assets- nmit, the performance of candidates from different uolversie 'tabus has to be corripared vdth the overall SuceesoraroS which was mind to be 1 :14.90 (re. out of every 25 candidates wowing ar the WWEIWOatiOn. only on was selected). For malthog comparisons of suatShraU0S only those moh versitiesiinstithions were taheniethaecountfrOM which 50 or more chulfdares appeared et the examination, as no valid inference can be drawn in respect bf unigersiticsrinshutions from which a lesser number Appeared.

The ournber of ourdidater appearing from the univerritieribstilutions shover inTable VTIbelow gerund between 51 to 100,thenhalser who qualified and their successoados arc also indicated.

129

Toms VII

Nmne of the Vniverraiesibtmartions from which the number of COtedillt name d betweni 51 to IOU

I 1,

1 I

I St. Name Of Ow University/ htheaber Number SITCOM

No. Institution aPpeteed qualified ratio

I. Annamalai University • • . 64 1 :3E00

Berhampur University . . 78 N Nil

13hopal UniversitY SO 1 :25.67

Burdwan University . • 69 N Nil I I 5. Gujarat and 1.1.14. Ahmedabad . 99

6. Jabalpur University • • . 70

62. I I 'S. Jawaharlal Nehru University . 89 1

Jodhpur University . • • 63 N .N11.

/human UniversitssNainital •

it. Lair Harem Mithila Uriverrity .

53

N

6,50

Nil ,11,1

12. North Bengal LI 'veiny Sitigori 51 2 1:5.5O

13 North Eastern Hill Unwehrty, 100 10

'14 RavishanIcer University, Ralph . 54 3 ii NS. Roarkee UniVereity . . . 65 ES I :513

77 2

17. Shiver, Univenity. Kotbaper . •

N.R.—The Univenitiesrinaritutiors marked with cm) are those for hatch the successhatio is higher than the costal successhatio.

The number of candidates appearing for the universitiesdestithions shown in Table VIII ranged between 101 to 500, the numbed who claslified and their moms-ratios are also indicated.

2/5 UPSC/80—I 3 I

1)

II

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TABLE VDT

Nomes of the Unfnersitiesfinsikuitans from which the Martha of =antes Milled bnineen 101 to 500

SI. Mimeo, the Universitet/ Number appeared

Number quaiMed

Success ratio

1 2 3

*1. Aligarh Muslim Univen ty. 7 1

Andbnuni'trsky . 354 II 1 32,18

Hind U 2 1 22.44 Banns

Bangalore University . , 1 40.67

5.13hagalpur Univenity 111 I

s. Bihar Unlyerstry . 281 40.50

7, Bombay University . 213 36.33

III 1 18,50 4. Cat:University •

t9. Gm ti University. . 221 1 1 20,09

to borakhrur University 353 I 89.50 . GUN Nanak University, Amritsar . 303 1 I 30.50

Himachal Pradesh Untvatity. Simla 214 I 71.33

13. Kanpur University . 414 1 1 37.64

19. Karnataka University 141 I 141.00

IS. Korifirillniversity . 471 I 1 33.64

Kurukshetra University 269 1 132.00

Madurai University. 280 1 70.00

IA, Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya 192 1 192.00

'19. Mysore Give:sib, . 217 I 24.11

*20. Magyar University . 173 1 1 17.30

21. Osmanli Univenity,Nythetba2 226 8 1

22. Poo a University . 140 2 1 70,00

323, Ptmjabi University, Patiala 236 10 1 zs 0

24. Bauchi U Iveis'ty 285 11 1 25.91

Sams1pur University , 116 1

Sri nIxteswera unlyersity,11rupatj 236 6 I; 39.33

N.B.-The Universities/Institutions marked with (I) are those for bid the, success-ratio is hitter than the Overall stuabe5s-ratio.

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Tho numbir of candidates appearing from the Univenitleafinstitufions, uhown in Table rx below.was mon than 90, the number who qualified and thUir suecess-ntios are alsoishoun.

TABLE. IX

Names of the If eilversnies/Inninabtet from which the member e candidates were more than 500

SI. Name of the University/ Number Number No. Institution aPPeared qualed

Success moo

566 / J 80S6

*2. Aliahlthad University 005 63 1: 15.95

*3. Glenna University. 608 30 20.27

34. Dad University . .1695 133 1 12.74

*W Luekmow University 511 23 1:22.22

*6.. Madras University. 1: 23.71 629 5 1:12520

XL Patna Univers. ity . 615 26 . 1239 99 1 J 25.29

10. Rajasthan University 779 18 1 : 43.22

II. Utica! University . 667 20

„-The Uniroridesansiitu6mn marked with ( • ) are those for with the success-ratio is higher than the overall success.ratio.

The information Illustrated at Table IV to IX have been summed iap in Table X which shows the frequcnoi distribution of candidates appeared. qualified and number of UniVersities/hirfituriona for each' frequency.

TABLE X

Frequency divibration of omfatter who apem.red at one holly enahined ler ' LAS. ern examine:0th 1977 from difierent• Universitleefinitinulleute

Frequency of Candidates No. of Universities/ Institutions

No. of and!-

dales appraificl

No. of - CA t-

dates qualified

I-I0 38 15.6 25

11-20 6 80 16 91 49

51-100 17 1217 49

101-500 . 26 6223 166

More than 500 11 5310 416

114 17577 706

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2

From Wide X. it will he observed tbat 5Z97/ of the candidates who a Fared at. the LAS. Etc. Examination. 1977 were from 11 Univertitiesi Institutions from where more than 500 candidates from each University a eared and 58 92% or the recommended candidates are from these eleven . Universities atom, Delhi and Allahabacl Universities togHb confribufing 2176% (Delhi I .84% and Allahatad 6.9274 Shoe U versifies are listed in Table DC.

Another 354%.of be candidates who appeared at this EMSMitlialiOri w

is from 26 U iversitles from where more than 100 but less then 501

ca didates appeered, no percentage of mcoessful candidates from these 26 Univcosits in 23.51. From the remaining 77 Ilnivenitics only 1 LW 92 of the cEnth4ata appeared at ibis iflillifiallOili (less than 101 candidates from each). 17k percentage of qualified candidates from these Universities works out t

• Like the pckformanct of the bowerality of candidate.% the performance

of he firet [IMMO PT) varied considerably from university to university. nom crepe universities a Ihrge number of the first divisionary qualified. whereas f Rome other universities no first divisfoners could qualify. The. names of Isuch universitiesfinstitutiono arc given in Table ha.

211 Gerhwal Un ity. 1

I2 Haryana Agr1 cultural University, Maser.

Hamacha Pradesh University, &min

Indian Instoute of Science. Serwature,

Indian School of Mine! and Applied Geology, Dhanhad.

Indian Statics! Institute; Calcutta.

11. ladevpur University.

IS. lands Mina Inanely, New Delhi,

W. !soother Lai Nehru Teohnologieel university. Andhra Pradesh..

gth Jodhpur University,

21. Kelyen1 University.

822. Karnataka Univenily..

23, RAW Vidyipecth, Varanasi.

Kmukshetra University. .

25. Wit Nerayin MIMS& University.

*26. Magedh University, Bodily-Gaye.

*21 North Bengal University, Signori (Harleeling)

22. Noah Eavtarn Hill university. Shillong.

29. Panjabrati !Grigg viclyapeeth. /Mole.

3P Vardar Patel University, Gujarat.

11. Satirashtra University. Gujarat,

IL Sbivaii University. Kolhapur.

31. South Gujarat University.

34 Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, admbatore.

015. Udaipur University.

U.P. Agneultaral University. Nainital

University or Agricultural Sciences. Bangalore.

32. Varanasya Saesnrit University.

39 Vikrem University. Unain. .

40. Vims Shari( ShantbNiketan..

N13.—It is tote sting to note re Table X-1 that Morn the Univeoides/

InSd(uhfins Harked with (7/ 30MC =MOOS! third (11Y3SIOrlan have qualified (though none of heir thst rilVi811011ita Mold qualify

TABLE XI

NamurGhia UndrersthESIMS! dlUelOf frIPM wroth no Mom DipIsioegr qualified

Name •of the Ifiniversityanstituticui •

I N 2

1. Agdcult cal UnlVenity, Ludhiana.

. Andhra. Pradesh Agrimitural University, Hydera

8 v. Annametal university.

4. Assam Agricultural University. lathe.

5- A. I. Si gb University, Hewn

6. Berhamp r University. I

. Baroda UnlversitY. I

1 Birla institute of SWImology and Science, Reborn.

Burdt

Un versitY. aL

Si

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12. For comparing success-ratios of the fat divisionera from different ueiversitiestiostitutions, the overall sukekratios of the first divisioners was calculated and it was found to he 1 :9.65. Table )01 keen the Universities/ laSituCtons whose first ditisioners had success-ratios !sights than the okr-a]] reek-ratio.

TABLE XII

Naas of the Universitissrlotthurions from which the First Div:stoners had eurnestvratio klzher than the overall SIIOCIJI`relfi0

SI. Name of the UolventlYt Mambas of fint Success Institution Divhfoners ratio for

first dist- Apretred Qualified domes

4

Allahaba3 University. 1 :5,87

1 Bhopal University . • a

3, Bida Institute of Technology & gitelloe•

5. Calieut UtkenttY •

Dashin Bharat Hindi Prather Sabha, Madraj. . . • 1 1:1.00

Delhilkiveraty

288 62 1 :445

9 °sash Unwersity

15 2 I :7,50

10. Indian Agrialtwal Research /oak 2 1 t 2.00

Indian Institute of Techoology•Bombas 6 1 :3.00

Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 24 1:4.00

Indian Institute of Technology, ICBM= 35 12 I; 2.92 Indian Institute of Technology.

8 1 :8.0Q

Indian Institute of Technology, Madras 19 1 ; 2.M

16, Jabalpur University • • •

IS Jammu University . . . . 8 1 ; 8.00

11. /ample Ps Kashmir Univallty • • I 1:1,00 I

19. lawattat La] Nelau Unblesity, 36 1 :5 14

1 2

4 5

Kashmir Univac* . • 14 2 :1.00

Isicknow University . • . • 131

Mahatintt Plink Reek VickaPecth,

1 5

1:3.00

1:7.00 Mysore tkiverslty . • • •

Os man Univ.:salty .

34 Helmut Univenit • :8.67

52 I :7.881 126 Rupiah University . . I 6.33 38

. 27.. Punjabi UnkerslitsPatiala . •

Raltmdza Apioultuml University, 2

1

2 Ravi Shankat UniveSsity, lisdput . 51

139

17 31. UtkalUnkereity • • •

13. The Uulvessittikikstltalions of which the first divisional had auccasskalios lower than the overall success-ratio are shown in Sable XIII.

Tau XIII

NEM IteS of the rentverolortslfrotitteltons from which the Frrst Divisioners had succeurratio lower than the overall success-ratio

SI. Name of the University( Nun:hero( first Sur.

Insfitution Divisioners ratio In first divit

. Appeared Qualified stoners

1

3 4

5

I. Alga University . • 99

Mast Muslim Unive•rskY

80

3„ Andhra. University

153

Bananas Hindu University 101

Bangalore University • 54

BbagalpMelikkItY • 37

Bihar Thrive:sky . 44

21 7 1:3.00

31 7 1

1 :8.67

6

1 :7.28

1 :6.00

1:7.29

I MA8

1:49.50

1:11.43

1 :21,85!

1:13.32

I :30.31

1:37.00

1:44,00

Number ecan- Number of Ellecre Gdares aPpeared OLIO qualified ratio in at the Naming.- candidates in- respect

(ion eluded in the of col, Press Note 2 to 1

1 2 3

APPENDIX VII-B.II

Inde Paragraph 2.3(i6) Sol

COMBINED ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION, 1978

Based On the information forniSifid by candidates in their applications In regard to theO acadenqc &Mabel:anew% and the unbolting:a from which they had obtained those CifiallOcatiOnS, a Olds' es made of the univen{ity-%%lige distribution or candidates whit appeared at be Combined Engineering Services Examination. 1971 and of thohe who were declared successful. POI PUrPOM of this OMR thebighest degree and universities from which Mose deges were obtained have been taken into account. Thus In es those With M. Tee, M.E., Mac, eneleted, epees are concerned their unbar-siting/divisions in respect of B. Tech/B.S./B.Sc. (Eon-) eta. degn2CS have hem Ignored.

In all 5087 candidates appeared at the examination. out of them 3416 or 67.01% were the 'First Divisionen. On the basis or theEnemata= 590* candidates were declared successful. The 1161131baor PIES( DIVISiGnerS among the suercestal candidates was 490.. as 81.94 percent. The suavt ratio in the case of those with First diYibiOn steal :6.96 and in the case of others 1:1534 as against the overall success ratio of 1

Table 1 shows the distribotion of candidates according to their depress and the stave ratio.

Nfoluding cute candidates belonging to scheduled Castes and Sche-dule 'Gabes, recommended at relaxed standards.

TAMS I

Per-ntag bar Poetise

I. Magetechetgereneg31 M.Sc. Physics with FiliCtril-DISE. (MOUSY 13.13. with (130e)(13.Teds.(Honsd) . DDIDOc. ifinSgifi B. Tech. and equivalentunalcatIons

761 14.96 10 22,26 1 t4 50

4376 85.04 429 71 T4 1 :10.09

. 5087 100.00 598 100 ao

136

1 2

Bombay University . 1 :12.30

Gorakhour universigd 67

Gujarat University d 29 1 :2R00

Curs Tanek University, elintre 22

.12. Indere University. 11 1:11.00

gat Owe University. °wager 14

114. Knmaifil University, Paint-Lai 11 1 :D.00

Kanpur A:Diversity . 71 1 :DM

ICcral a University . 115 1 :19.17

17 Madras University • 178 1 1 :11.13

181 Madurai University . 49 1 .24.00

19 Mara[Nodes University 1 : 12;®

20 Meerut University 107 1 :53.30

21 Patna University 205 2 1 : 09.76

22 Poona Univenity 27 I :27.00

23 Rajasthan -University 157 1 1 :14.27

24 Saatchi Univeits . 69 1:13.10

25 Sambelpur University 93 1 :43.00

76 Saugar UniversilY •

27 Sri Venkateswasa University 'Grupe 49 3 1 :16.33

14. Out of :5 candidates holding Doctoral degaees. who appeared at th Indian Administrative Service etc., Examination, WM Only three could qualify.

IS. 24 candidates holding M.B.B.S.e. Vet. Science degrees appeased at the Indian Administrative Service etc., Examination. 1977. only 4 could qualify.

IN In summary. the study suggests that not only the number be also Cs quality of the candidates as iadge4 by their academic qualificatiOns and diesions) for theIngoOs AdministaliveServiceetca Examinationhas been

Restoring odes the year; in spite of the fact that this examination he net hen populeg among the alumni of tome universities. Xu fact, more than 50% of the teal candidates ale drawn from less than a dozen universities. The Chance, aqualifying in the examination are higher for candidates with the first division in higher degrees It may, however. he pointed out that from some universities, some second or third divisionas have qualified though

first disisioners could not do so. The performance Of candidate from d' trent xmiventies varied considerably and no specific trend in favour or against any university praS Aide.

13S

The percentages of the first Divisionara among the total candidates, and finally galled candidates with Honours/Master's or Bachelors Pass Degrees (Or equivalur), are shown as follows in Table H.

Trime H

Number of candidates Number of finally quali-who appeared at the fled candidates included

examination in the Press Note

1st Division Others Ist Division Otbets,

mintage eantage =tags tsp

(Eon. /M.Sc. PhD six wit Electronic/

616 80.95 145

6 92 31 13. 7.69

B Tab and equivalent on Ifications 2791 64 56 1533 35.44 134 77.86 952114

The chat ribut ,on of randEde tea with Bachelor's pass donee 'or cquiva em qualifications is shown in Table m.

Team El

Thurber Number

of candi- of finally

dates qualified appeared candidates

at the included

ammination in the Press Note

3 Neaul Dvmeerm , First Ii !vision= Other . . ......

H. Equiv lent Diploma. em., INploma of All India COWIdil of Technical Education, Diploma of

1 Medias Institute of Technology. Madras . .

HI. Secdon "A" and "B" or Institute of Engine= audio. Graduate Membership Examination of Drityte °Irak:communication Engineers (India)

139

The.division-so period:nano of those possessing the Honours( Nester's Degrees, B Bel Degrees, Diplomas equivalent to Bachelor's Pass ogre= and professional qualifications awarded by the Institute of Engineers GliellaWbstitaN of TelMOMMUninellan Engineers (India) res-pectiveDit munmarised in Tabk

Tam IV

Number Number Sumerc I- di- of finally ration

data who qualified ettpept appealed candidata of at the •Included 2 to I

=enaction in the Plea Note

3

Rat Diltrian

Physics with ElectoordeMBE (IHone)/ BE. withHonourstaTech. (Hons.) .

Wets M.E.smsresiqm..scs(EnaB)IM.Se. (Physics) with Esectrome.a (Hons.)/ B.E. with (Hons.)113.Tech.(Hons)

IV. B.E.03.Se.03991WB.Tetil. .

VI Scalia A d IMIGraduatexhip

616 2793

145 239.

15

279

156 334

13 59

4

32

1 :3 5 I

I 11. 5 I

1 : 3. 3

1:1.72

Thus, Mose noted at No. I, II @ V had substantially Maher Succesr-ratio than the overall uocedematio of 1 :8.51.

4. A University-wise analysis of candidates shows that the degrees of popularity of the Data Mtn among the alumni of differeot universities/

Mmitudons varied eenadaralMy. It seems that the generate of students quite a./arm number of univeriltles/Dditutio Them docs not seem to aware of this examination, or dots no look to it for a career. Cut of ge total 5087 candidates who took the ertarnMation, one each belonged to UM University, Sager University and Raj-Shahl UnlvarsitY: mo eIch helm,g a to Dibrugarh Univenity and foreign universities; three each to Luchn . University and Gaihwal University. There were II Univasitiesanstitution • from which 10 to 19 candidates appeared.

On the other hand. as rneny as 299 candidates belonged, to Roorkec University, 294 TO Marbox University. 264 to Allababad thivezeity, 2 0

sewthatl. Madras Inslltute of Technology, Vilcram Univareity, Ujjar , Bombay, Meerut. Saurashtra, Bardwass, North Bengal, Marathwad Indian Institute of Technology. Bombay. %Mar Patel UniversIty.

2793 334

129 59

IS 4

279 32

941

TABLE VI

of the Ualsarsityfinsatution Number Number Success-of rend]- of finally

dales qualified Memel appemad eandidarea

el :he included 3 to 2

iminatFon ii, tile Frets Note

1 3 4

15 1 :13.60

Institute Of Buenos(India 144. 16 P.00

135 19 11743

Sambalpur 127 13 1 :9.77

Ether . 59

Indurate 6 ]:L0.00

Calinut 61 6 1 :10.17

Allahatad 264 33 I 1 2 .00

hvaji UnivenitY.Gwalior 69 I 1.1 OD

Mysore. 83

Shinji University, Kerlanuid • • 56

Rancid 203 1 :2

Punjab 183

KUrukshetni Ill 1 ' 1870

Punjabi 95 .2775

ladavpur 73 . 24 33

Bangalore SO

Patna . I 1 21.50

112 1 :37.3P

Aligarb Muslim University . 159 :19625

Bala institute of Technology and Encase.

ice

11140

to eDil 'University, 203 to Rmachl University, 181 to Punjab University. 157 , Aligarh Muslim UnlversIty, 144 each to Kerala University and Insti-

1111° l' ragtheers (India). 135 each to Indian Institute of Ikkcommpoic:ation

Engi ring and abating University, 129 to Calcutta University, 927 to 'Sem lpur University, 112 to Gorakhpur Uoiveralty. III to Kon9cskatra ' University, 1ln Co Patna University and 103 O Banana Hindu University. Thor were 20 other Urtiversitiest from which 50 to 99 candidates appeared.

5. For the purpose of snaking a comparative assessment of the per-formance of candidates from different univcnitieslinsiltutions. it would be appropriate to confine the analysis to thoso from which 50 or more candidates appeared. Among sack universitieslinatitufions. candidates' success ratios for some were higher than the meal] of 1 :8.51 and for some others were lower. The names and sateen ratios of the nniscrsitinsfinstitutions with higher than the overall successmatio am given In Table V and for those with Power evens ratio Da 7 hie VI ki order of performance :

Success-ratio in respect of Cot.

' Nemo of UnForsionustitution Number Namher of of finally

dates qualified appeared candidatm

at the included 3(02 nandnation in the

k I Press Note

2 3 4

Re See 299 1 :744 lawahas La! Nehru Tech, University,

Hyderabad 89 16 1:5,25

Ara 15 1 5.40

Ban ras Hindu University. 103 19 1i5.42

Or nm 14 1 :6.07 37 13

91 13 1 144 20 1 7.20

Poona 80 11

Jodhpur 74 10

11thopal . Akithes 294 39

Rajasthan 57 1 1 t /1.14

Indian Institute. of Telecommunication 135 16

Shivaji Univessity, Kanpur. Inagalere, Bihar. ladavpur, Natekuri Rajasthan, Rene. Jodhpur, Punjabi, Poona, Kenn, Mysora Cnananla, ivaji Uxuser try, GRAM. Kanpur, Crtheut, Bhopal. Bida Inente of

Technology nd1 Science, IL. Nehru Tech. University Andhra and Madurat

. No candid

143

from the fa/lowing UniveraificsjInstitutions.

nue VIII

lYfilistitution Name or the lla Number of

wanadatcs appeared

nor E3 VESEO_DiS

xanpur

Bundle

South Gujarat

13urdwan

North Bengal

Meennt

Saurashtra

13 11

Sander Patel Universily 11 II

Ifikram Unlvezeity, Wain 4

Garhwal 3

LEISSE30171 3

Elubrugarhs

tRkal. 1

Sanger

05

21

21

16

16

14

142

heosmas or Univerelfiesilnatitudons wIth 21 to 49 candidates and th swatios are as follows :—

Taut 1/11

I I

Memo of the University/Institution Number of eandi- dales appeared at the examine- eon

of finally qualified .caudidatea included In the Press Nate

Nerabec COTC"Sfl1. ratio in respect or Gal. 3 na2

1 2 3 4

Indian Institute of Technolagy. Kanpur t 33 14 1 1 2.36

Indian Institute& Szience, Bangalore 30 32 1 : 2.50

Indian Institute or Technology, Dell 43 15 1 ; 3.31

hadia Lasfituz of Techadogy.rharagpar 34 9 1 : 3.78

Indian Insa Lute of Tedmology, Madras . 25 6 1 : 9.17

lostitlite or Technology and Sdewe. 43 9 1 : 4.78

Sri Vekkateswara

UP. Agri° ltural University. Nainital

44 9 1 :4.29

Ravi Shankar University, Badger . 35 4 1 : 8,75

Aanamalai 31 3 1 1 10,33

Gujarat 3 1; 13.33

I I I A.P. Singh University, Reyna 21 1 1 21.00

Bhagelpar . . 21 1 1 : 21,00

r I Agra 2$ 3 1 :25.00

Karnalaka. 27 I ':2700

Kashmir 27 I 1 : 27.90

2

3134 first nilvlsioner had appeared.

' 6. Like the performance of the generality or candid the • formanee alba first divisionew vanied from the university/institution o other. The overall. suceaspatio in respect of Candidates wit flrst di -. sidn was 1 : 6.96, There were 29 UniVereitienfinititulions (noted in

144

Table IX) of which-the succesmados in respeCt of the first divisiontrs was lower tha the overall success-ratio.

TABU IX

Name of the Univers) Number of first divislonms ratio fA

=mot Appeared 162.1ddedlo of Col.

PressNote 3 to 2

4

!More . 49

Paona . 43. 6 I: 7.17

AnoamaI 23 3

Ravi Shankar University, Reipor 35 4. I: 8.75

112 14 1 2.00

nyall UnlVerSity, Gwalior 44 5 1: 8JG

Jahalpu 97 II 1 : 3.32

re 2.0 1:8.90

9 I: 9.00

Bihar 55 I: 9.17

Slilvd1 University. KoMapur 40- 1 : JOAO

52 1 20.40

Ranchi :10.96

Mysore .

125 1:12.50

Gujarat . 30

A.12 Sind) Univadty, 15 1 : 15.00

Bnagalpur 15 I :15.00

ICurukesbetra 94 1 :15.57

) MAO

16 I )16.00

BariPICE0 61 1 :20.35

145

2 3. 4

j ladavput 61 3 I :213•83

Palm /1/1 4 1 • 21 00

Thalliabl. 73 3 1 :24 33

Allsarh M m 102 4 1:2150

26 1 1:26.80

Ooralchpur . 21 3 1: 21.00

Elda InsthAle of Tchaotoay and Selence. . 39 I

5.35 U95C/80-14

.99 e «etee

8.3.F.47Ps. 9.F.4.7 8 8 Lbo g e •8 re..= 4.1

5 ...... . 6

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APPENDIX 9/111...

Mao pantoraplo 201:11

Store...nom shooing the number of Engineering, Medea!, Technical ond flon.Teohnical Posts for receioed Zarb. .th ft°

Number of posb T tat

Ensineering Medical Technics, Non- Technkai

3 4 5 6 7

en .. 216 5 307 .. .. 12 25 33 .. .. .. 33

336 31 198 61 626. 4 .. 48

.. .. • 3 . 95 .. 147 I 243

7 19C 34 4 236 12 .. 32. t4 Sr

86 70 D 170 1 118 .. .. 119

36 1 59 211 121 . - 18 53

S. No. Name of Fa MinFID/DONannenr INF

2

Ariallturecod hrlselion . . 2. Connect; Ovil Supplies and Co-operation

5. Education. Social Wetfarc and Cilium

7. PFAFF S. Health and Family wcliare

10. Industry Information and 135°186511ns .

_ n. Law, Justice and Company Affairs 14. Ectroloom and Chcnircals .

APPINDIX

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6. Senior TetbnicalAssistanffi n oltompany Affairs Mielstry of Law,

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3. Planning .... 5 37 42

N. Railways .... 1 1 63-

23 2 27

". 813ffilein8 and Transport 50 19. fficel and Mines 3 6 101 14 20. Suffidy and Rehabilitation 24 21. Tourism and Civil Affiation 1 17 32. Union Public Service Commission a

25 42 79 24. Andaman and Nicobar Islands Administration 10 18

7 1 5 11 do. Dadra and Nagar Haveli Administration 3

10 14 34 28. Goy Daman and Diu Aderrvistration 21 2 3 IS 42 29. Lakshadvreop Administration . 5 1 7 30. Pondicherry GOVeMIllerit 2 25 32 1 officinal Corporation of Delhi I It 6 31

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It A gsLstaat PrprMOT (rme Alt College of Mk Delhi, Adnwlistranon,

It. Assistant Professor of Forensic Medium, Goa Medical College, Pamir Spe-cialists' Ode 11 of Central Health Service. Deparuneld of Health. Mrvistry

lg Assistant ProiessOr of Maternity and Child Health, All India Institute of Hyduse and PAW Health, Calcutta, Spervelind Grade it Of Central Health Senswiseparunent of Health. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

20 Meier:Let Preform of Microbiology. Jawaharlal Institute of WM WadUate Mealaa Education and Research, Pondicherry, Specialiste Grade 11 of Cent-teal Health Service, Department of Health. Ministry of Health and Farrar'

Assistant FrOftS5Or of Public Health AenaniStratrOe, All India Institute of HYDene rad Puhhe Health (Mleutta. SpeciaMtst etude 1.1 of Central Health Service, Department cf Health, Ministry of glean and Fatally Welfare .

Assistant Professoma Tuberculosis, ftwaliarlel Institutb of Postuate MearrA d Research. Pondicherry, Specillisti Grade ..of Central Health Seteue.Department of Health. Wintry of Health and PanulY

1

2 4

associate Professor Of Cardiology. lawman-1M Irtlitart of Post-graduate Medical Ed no d Re och. Pondicherry? Spec:Witte Grade 12 of Central Health sortie; Departwant ofIlealth, Ministry of Health and FamBy

Associate professor of Enclacrbolom and Metabolism, lawhartal Institute of PosegraduaD Medial Education and Revertch Pondieben. Specialists Grade II of Central Health r Dcparbooni of Health. Ministry of Health

25 A - to Pr f of Median, Jawaharlal fratitate of Pod-Daduale Medi- cal Education and Research. Pondicherry Speciallite Grade II of Calton Health Service. Department of Health. Ministry of Health and Easily Welfare

Associate Professor of N arturgery. G. B. Pant Manna, Naw Delhi,. SPO-chaste Grade II of Coital Health Service, Department of Health, MinistrY MITcath coatroom], Welfare . . . . . Associate Professor of Neurology. Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and fbeenwh, Poodivbcry.Spocialias- Grade II of Central Health Service, Department of Health, MinistrY of Health and Dm*

. . . . 28 Assort In Prof of Thoracic Surgery, Saviahadal Institute of - Post- /connate Medical Education and Researca. Pendicharryu SpeciallatC Orate

LI of CentralH.81th Stoke. Department of Health, Mainly f Heath and

29. Head of Department (Pehating Technology), Directorate of Technical Edo-

Leeturerouralunior Research Officer, Central histitutc of Indian Lawmen., . . Mysore. Department of .Education, Ministry of Education, Metal Welfare

and Culture . . . . . . . .

l. Loctutcomunntadiolmat. Jawaharlal Institute of Post-graduate Mead . Education and Research. PondkherrE SPecialicos Grade U of Cential Health Sentra Dopartment of Health, Ministry? of Health and EarORY

31 Lecturer in Anaertheaknogy. Jawaharlal Institute of POstwaduato Medical Education and Research. PondkAorry, Specialists Grade II of centalHealth Service. Department of Health, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

3; Lea ' A thes-olom Maaann And Medical College, New Delhi, Spertaliste Grade II of Central. Health Service, Department of Health. Minis. try of Health and Family Welton '

H. Loottuet in Automobile Engineering, Corps at Electrical and mechanical

35. Ledo= it Marano, School of F an lontmagm. Ministry of Defence . 38. Lee Ch • try Ut Dot Madefily Pu Mlo- try of Def 37- Irtecrtarrin Eneineeting, Directorate of Madoe Engineering Training, Three-

orate General of Snipping, Ministry - Of Shipping and Transport. 38. Lecturer ia English. National Ditfonce•Academy, Pune.• Ministry of Defence . D. Lecturer in Mathrtnatics, Motioned Defence Academy, Pane. Ministry of

40. Lecturer in µedam Lady ILadince medical College and Sbimati Suchen Ertlidani HoWital. New Dell Spec at-srt C d IT f C tral Suttee, Da Hobnail of Health. Ministry of Health god Family Wcirarc • •

41 Ionian ' Mien:a-91am I it DI fart t te f P lard ta Medical Education and Research, Pondicherry, Specialists' Grade II of Central Health Eery-FR.0*watt t OH I h mHatry f Health d Family Wel-

42. Lecturer in Microbiology. Lady Hardinga Medina College and Heiman Salta RASH Hospital. How Delhi, ' lists' Grade lint Central Health Senice. OCIMILMC0t of Health. Ministry of Health and Family Wert

1

2

8 2 2

1

2 2

2

43 Lecturer In Chnetrics and Oynaeoolow. Jawaharlal Inditute of Postdraduaic Medical Education and Research Pondicherry Sped Ii I ' C d f Central Health servEge. Department of Health. Ministry of Health an

Lecturer in Ointeabs and Omaecology, Lady liardinge Medical Gollcse and Shdni,ar Michela Kriebel Hospital, New Delhi. Specialiast Grade It of Central Health Service. Department of dean. Ministry of Health an

Lcautor ía Orthrdic Surgery, lady Hardinge Medical Cedes& w

Cenbal Health Service, Department of Health, Mmisfty of Health an

. IP. Lecturer in Pharmaceutical °swishy. Directorate of Ttehnical Education

47. Lecturer in Radiology, G. B. Pant Hospital, New Dodd, Specialbte Grade El of:Central Health Scads; Department or Health, Minisby :if Health and

43. Protestor (Inland Eistrezitid. antral Institute of Eddies Midden. Depart mentor Agrieulture. Ministry of Apiculture and Irrigation .

49. Profesior of Biochemistry, Lady WOMNIN Medeal Folbge and Mitimati Sucheta Kriplani Hospital. New WIN, Sped r is Grad I I Central Health Staid 'Department of Health, Ministry of Health and Itamil

5I4 Professor of Otidtenics gad Gwaccdogy. Lady Hardinge Medical KAM and.•dr:Mud Sucbete Wiplani Hospital, Now Demi, :Specialiste- Grade of &Mal Width redid. Department of Heald Ministry of Heal:M.4W

1

Professor in Sculpture. College of Art, Dead, Delhi Adminbtration

Assistant Education Officer (MOM. Central Hindi Directorate. Ministry of Education, Social Welfare and Culture . . . . .

57. Demonstrator, Armed Faces Medical College. Rain, Ministry of Defence .

M. •Head Master in the Mudge Enrage Project HighotScoandary School, Murshiclabad (West Bengal), Depamoent of Irdgetion. Ministry of OUP gulture and Irrigation

.99. dmaurer, Medical Social Wort, All India institute of Physical Medicine and Rchabiliwion, Bombay. Directorate General of Health Servicee. Ministry of Health and Fardly Welfare - '

56 Wawa 10dInary wale) I Co ercial Ac College of Art, Deihl, Datil

57 Lag MetallatAetil Engineering, Punish Emincering College, Own:P-

SI Lecturer in Production Engineering, Punjab Engineeriag College, Chandi-

W. master in Rashtriya. Indien Military COMge, Dehredun. Ministry or

60, Senior Educational Masted. Natural I MON Museum. DePartment—of

2

Tom

ID

4

ENGINEERING 61- Aircraft insPector. Office of the Director General of Civil Aviation, New

Delhi. Ministry of Tourism and Civil ASiatien . . 1 62. Assistant Controller of Mines, Indian Buneau of Mines. Department of Minee,

16 16 63. Assistant Director (Technical)5 DeParteneat of UFO' lodintey. Ministry IF

64. ArriStint DircotorlAffiffitant Executive Enffiumer (Electrical). Central Electri- city Authority. Department of Power, Ministry of Energy . . • . 2

65. Assistant Director/Assistant Emeutive Engineer (Mechanical). Central Electricity Authority. Department of Foe/cr.Ministry of Energy . . 3 3

66. Assistant Director of TrataingWirm lertricipah Central Training 'WNW for Mettle-tors. Directorate Gmeral or Employment and Training. Ministry of

2 2 67. Assistant Engineer, Explormory Debella. Project Bombay. DePanment or

Agriculture, hUnistrY Of Agriculture and hrlystion . . . . . 1 1 68. Assistant Engineer (Mechanical). Government Opium and Alkaloid Works

Undertaldny. Department of Revenue. Ministry of Finance . . . 69. Assistant Ore Dressing Officer. indiaa Bureau of Miner. Deparlifileill Or

Minns, Ministry or Steel 1 70. Chemical Engineer. Government Opium and Alkaloid Works Undertaking,.

DeparEMrint of Revenue. Ministry of Thome . . . • 2

71. Chemist and Metallurgist. Ministry of Railways I 72- Electron Ica Ensiacer, Survey of India. Department of Science and Technology 1

2

I

75. Naval Mere Offices. Talton Navy. Ministry of Dcfracc . . . . 2 2

76_ Pilot,Offieeof theChiet Engineer and Administrator. Fort of New Mrinetalorel Ministry of Shipping and Transport (Transport Wing) - . . . 1

87. FrOdfieliGU Officer (Engineering). Directorate Owetal, Factory Whist Screire and Labour Institutes, Bombay. Ministry olLabour . . . 1 I

IS: Radio Inspector. Mercantile Marine Depariment, Directorate General of Wiggings Ministry of Shipping and Transport . . . . . . I I Research Officer (Engineering). Central Water and Power amearoffi Station. PunkOwe:FRIG of Inigation, Mbistry offiggriculture and Inigaliffit . 3 3

Rem rch Officer (EnginemffiffilffieCharliesEt Contra-1 Water 988 Rcarareli Station. pone. Departrant of DrigatioD Ministry of Agriculture and

1 1 El. Senior Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. Dirtctorate of Agricultural Aviation,

Department of Agriculture. Ministry of Agdadtury and Irrigation _ . 1 i

Senior Scientific Officer. Grade II. Aeronautical Development EStablirlailent,

DrolgalOra. Research end Development Deganisalon. Ministry of Defence . 3 3

Senior Test Engine-en Tractor Training Canton Boded (Madhya Pradesh). Ppm-went ot Agriculture/ Ministry or Agriculture and InfigatiOn . . I I

14. SOperintendrul. Cinificate of AL Worthiness (Workshop). Directorate of Agricultural Aviation. Department of Agriculture, lallalry of Apiculture and Irrigation . I

8.5. Assistant engineer, Ganda Basin Water Resources Organkation, Depart- ment of Drigafien, Ministry of Anrixtffimemnil Irrigation . . .

Helicopter Enyine.er, DirrarOlate of Agricultural Aviation. Department of Agricriltutc, Ministry or Apiculture and. Irrigation -

limier Inffie.cling Officer. Indian Railways. Ministry of Railways (Railway

I 2 5

SA Assistant Sommer. Overseas Communicadoo Service. Ministry of Commune-

87. Assistant Engineer Offig.1). Office of list (Hier Engineer and Administiatbr. Andaman Lakshadweep Harbour Worlig Minislry of ffitippiruJ and Tramport

0S. Assistant Engineer (CM1). Public Health engineering DeParthient. Cffirinffii

5.9. Assistant Engineer (Civil). Public Works Department. Government of Goa,

90. Assistant Fire Officer, Usd1 Aviation Department Direarirate General M. Civil AViCai011, Ministry of Tourism and OiI Aviation . „ .

91. Assistant Naval Stores Offices Indian Navy. Ministry of Defence . 92. Assistant Technical Officer (Eloffirogics) Ministry of Home Affairs . 93. Field Officer.Dinactotitte of AgricultuoilAvNtion.Delsatinginf of Afaioulture.

94. Junior Aintiett Meintename HuginutiffiDirectorate of Agrirulfmal Affiatitin. Department of Agticultme. Miniffin of Asticuhure and Irrigation . .

9$. Junior Scientific Officer. Aeronautical Dm/convent Esffiblisffinnue Baffigiercia Research and Development Organisation, Ministry oftefetice . .

96. Junior Scientific Officer, Directorate or Toclinical Development and Produce

Radio INffigimes. Directorate of Agricultural Aviation. Saltiariang Airporb New Delhi. Derailment of Atiricehurti Ministry of Apiculture and Irts

95. Scientific Officer 4itinginecirlogielfereandju Central Hindi Directorate. Ministry of Education Social

9 9

1

1 1

2 2

1 2 2

4 .11

4 4

1 1

1

Senior Technical Assistant (restian office or the 0 orals Geaer]af Civil Aviallon, New Dolhi, Ministry or Loud= and CivilAviation . .

Small Industry Promotion Officer (Induatthil Manaffiment and Training).

Small Industry Promotion Officer Offiechanicalb Small Industries neat'

•

6 6

•

2 2

Tor . ..... 50

2

JOURNALISM/PUBLICATION

Assistant Director in the Buren. for Promotion of LAM; Department of Education. Ministry of Education. Social Welfare and Culture . . • Deputy Keeper (Publication). National Gallery of Modern AM New Delhi, Deportment of Culture, Ministry of education. Social Welt= and Culture

Research Assistant/Sulmalitor (Library Science) n the BuiCau for Promotion - of Urclu• Dmartocat of Education, Ministry of RelneationWecialWelfareand

Research Officer/Assistant Editor, Dapartmcot or Education. Ministry of Education, Social Wolfare and Clikaire . . .

TOTAL

LAMMAS:WUNDER

EvaluatorSocial Wet

ralayalam)apid

, Conical Hindi Directorate. Minietry of Education

Research Assistant, Central Institute of Indian 140181048es. MYstodu.DeParrs meat of Educatich Ministry of Education. Social We/fans and Qilture.

Research Amaci te (Linek gis), Anthropolocal Survey of lode. Ministate'

3

1

6

2

1 us, Translation Officer (Russian/a:oath/ indian NaVy. Ministry of Defence 1

TOTAL,...

116. Superintended' (IAmt Dcpartucat Of LegaIA and Company • • •

Law. Malice 1

Tomb

34131111CAL

117. Anacalsetist.DMDavalUm&MTHeuflitalWari NaAM•Ne•aDNh1.BPecM-Ii.cst Oradell ottentaillealth Sernice,Departnent of Ilealth, Ministry of

11g. Assistant Professor of Tuberculosis. Jawaharlal Institute of Post-graduate Medical Education and Rewind; Pondicherry, Specialists' Grade II or Cabal IlealthScivIcADcpartment of Health. Ministry oflIcalth and Family

Clinical PatiaMOZW. Central Hospital. Asansol, OAT' 1 mourn Health Scheme, Specialhtd Grade LI of Central Health Service. Depastincnt or Health. Ministry of Hata+ and Family Maltase . • • .

Epidemiologist. Kala-war, Nat...anal Malaria EradicationPnW-1111190. Delhi. Specialists' Grade It of dentralHealth Service.DeparImeat or Health, minis- try of Health and Family Welfare • • •

Junior Ansa:althea:1st, OM Hospital. Port Blair, Adarguan and Nicobar islands, General Duty °Maur Chattel of (Antral IlealthSenice.Dcpartment of Health, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare . .

122 Laprologist. Municipal Corporation of Delhi. Delhi - • - •

121. Medical Offxer, Department of Health. Ministry or Health and Family

—rza. Orerlorrl—Orrior aramily-Planoios). KAMA of Defence - .....

UPSC/130-11

16

2

3 4

125. Mttheal Superintendent, Ccatral LoathPerreachitth anti Resthrels lastilutA Chubtitcput. Specialists' Grade ll of Central Health Smith; Dcpastrnent of Health, Ministry of Health and Fouily Planning . .

12.5. ibtediuttician.Sathatiangllathital,New SPosialiste Grade ft of Central Health Service. Department of Health. Ministry of Health and Family Wel-

127. Pathologist- Central Govcrement Health Scheme, Delhi, Specialists Grade II of central Health Service. Department of Health. Ministry of Health and

12S. Pathologist, Din DayallJpodhyay Hospital, Had Nagar. New Delhi, Specia-lists' Grade II of Centml Health Scrri . Department or Health, tamely of

12.9. Phypition. Central Hosortal, Mattendragaih (Madhya Pradertid. Specialiste Grade If of CentraIRGIth Service,Deputment of Health_ Ministry of Health

Plastic Surgeon, Municipal Corporation of Delhi, Deihl . . . Radiologist, Din Days] apalhyay Hospital. Hari Nape New Delhi, Stle-niabste Grade II of Central Health Salvors, Department of Health, Ministry

132_ Senior MG:WM Otheer Grade U. Defence Institute of Ithedology and Allied dtheneek Delhi Cana., Research and Developmcnt Organisation. MinitilY of Dot

•• • • ••

Sargeon. Directorate of Health Saviors, Pandit Goveromant oleo.;

Anaesthetist, Directorate of Health Services, Government of Goa, Daman anti Diu

.. . •

1 1

1

1 1

1

1

1 3

1

1

1

135. Assistant Surgeon. Health and Family Welfare Department, Panther:elk.

136. Medical Officer Mon-Central Health Service), Daudakaranya ICoraput. Orissa. 11. aodakaranya Developmetit Authority. Department of Rehabilitation. Ministry of Supply and Rehabilitation . .

137. RidIto and ithurvedie Physician, Health and Family Welfare Department.

133. Unani Physician (Male) 0.abel 'Government Health Schenk Dintele to General of Health thrvices. Mashy of Health andFamily Welfare .

Tam

MOTION PICIDREIPHOTOORAPHY

139. Deputy Director, elitist Division, Ministry of Informadon and Broadcasting - 1+3. An Director, Films Division. Ministry of Information and Baa&estind . 141. Cameraman. Films Division, Ministry of Information and Hroadcatiing .

Tore.

NAVIGATION

. 142_ Master. M. L. 'Vitra". Lakshadweep Administration. Ministry of Shipping and Transport (Transport WOO • • • '

pod Nautical Surveyor, Directorate General or Shipping; Ministry of Shipping

Ithot-Officeof the Chief Orgiiteet akilAaltithistrator. Port or New ManSalote. Transport Wing, Ministry or.ShiPping and Transport . . . (thief Oil:GA M. L. mitre', Lakshadweep Administration. Ministry of

S

39

1

a

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL —

146 Inwood Curator (Earth Sciences). Natural 111story Museum. Dopartnant of

1 1 147 Assistant Director(Isratock Products), VctenaaryIcal CPOP!

Laboratory and PI led and Frozen Meat Selome. DepattnyTt Of Rural

Development. Mininry of Agnculture and Inez:pion . 1 SM. Assistant Director in the Data Propping and Minty Delon ancl Rilearth

Divisions. National Sample Survey Organisation, Department of Statistics —16

meet of Minch Ministry of Steel riN Minas - • • • - - 2

/50. Donne Pt, Municipal Corporation of DeftDelhi . . - . , y I 1 151, Cadet under the Direct Graduate Special mitty Cadet Scheme. indian Navy.

M 16 152- Cadet nder the Direct Entry Graduate Special Entry Cadet Schane Indian . -

Navy. January1979 Course, Ministry 4-Defence . . . . . 24 24 153. COPIA Quality Control, Golammoot Opium and Alkaloid Works,

- No-arch. Department of Rennun Ministry of Pima • ' - I

159. DCPOt Maiaasr, Medical Steno organiUtiOn. Directorate General eflicalth

Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare . . . — .

155 Deputy-AssIstaut Director (Microbiology). National Institute of Communk - cable Diseases. Directorate General of Health Serviccp Ministry Of Health

I 156. Deputy Director (Storage and Research), DePartrOnt Of Food. Ministry of

157 Mons Superintenclos Arclmeolei Chemist, Atchneol ;Mal Survey of of Irrvia, Department-of Cain; 'Nary of Educating SPIN Wellrve rrvd

15S Deputy Superintending Surveyor, Survey or India, Depart= t of Science

I. Director, Nahanni Test House, Calcutta. Department of Supply, ministry or 1

160 Director Grade I, Indian Matisucal Service, Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforcas„ Minisny of Rome Affairs . . . • 1

161. Director Grade It. Darvenarve of Psychological licararch, Research and De- - yelopmerv Organisation. Mliastry of Defence

1 i

162. ECOneltilSti DIEOCIOrate of Economics tind Stausucs. Department of A5nelli- 1

163. Ponder AgronanInt, Regional Station on Forage Production and Demonstra- tion Schemes, Jammu and iCallEnir. Marnaal. Department of Agdaltore. 2

- 164 Toot Director. Department of Personnel and AdlnirnItratiVC IldprmS, I I

165. Ton Director in the Apiculture Prite9 COMMISSIOn. DLpallaltnt of Ago- culture, Ministry of Agocultare and Turigatron . • • • I 1

66 hilli°1 1380W10108ist, Municipal Corporailun of Delhi. Delhi , 2 2

167. Junior ID:search 00-Der, Central Institute of Indian LangnageS. Mysore De- pgrilliOnt of EthiCatiOn.Mmtstry ofEd Mors 3 d 1W lfare 'Mather _L I

163 Pint Officer (July 1978 Gonne) In the Flying (Pilot) Bopp-Indian Air rv 19

159. Plot Officer (lanUary 1373 Coo-sip the Flying (PloOlhaneh of Larvae Alp

Force Ministry of Derence . • 20 20

1 2 3 4 5— —

170. Programmer, Small Industrim Development Organinationa Department of Industrial Development. Ministry of MMUS), • • . . — 1 1 1-71wRemarcia Officer (Geophysics), Centrol Water and Power Research Station.

Punt Department etiolate/I. Ministry of Agriculture wart Initiation „ I .1 172. Senior tintomologist. Directorate oiNant Protection Quarantine and Storage.

Department MAgriculrare. Ministry of-Amicultureand Irripdon . . • 1 1 173. Senior Scientific Officer Grade II. Aeronautical Development 'Simnel-intent,

Bangalore. Reward) and Development °eternisation, Ministry of Defence . I 1 174. Soil Conservation Officer (Aerial Photo Interpretation) D prominent of

Stitioninerc, Ministry of Agriculture and Irrignlion . . . • . I 1 175. Appraiser l 7. co Electrical Eeptat

Chemical and DrugrEgitiet C. Motor Vehicle and Component pans Expel

Textile Expect Accounts Eypert

Customs Department (Department of Revenue and Banking), Ministry of . . . . .

176. Assistant Marketing Officer (Group 0, (Under Survey and Training. in Agri-eialtaral Marketing), Directorate of Marketing and Inspection. Delaariment of RuralDevelopment Miniatry of Agimitureand Irrigation . . rm. Assistant spews" Officer a-ScientifimPhysicrO, Centtifil ter Cmntmion

5 5

Associate Phamtacoocieki& to General or Healda Services. Ministry ofHaIth ad ans Civilian Assistant Programmer, Milky Ordnance Corps, Ministry °indorse. Console Operator. Protireinme Evaluation Orgailltallian, Plannhis Commie

Dietician, SaIdarjang Hospital, New Delhi. Ministry of Ilealthmad Icanffie

DocuraelltatiOn Asinine; Natural History Marcum. Department of Science

Junior Scientific Officer. Field Laboratory. Terpur (AS). Rematch mid Develoymaent Organisation, Ministry of Defence - -

124. Liweerk Officer (Cattle) antral Cottle Breeding Farm Depanment of Agriculture, Ministry or AgrIculture and Irrigation . • • .

Marlaefing Officer (Group It). Directorate of Marketing anti Inspection. De-partment of RunlDevelopmentalkinisay of Agricoltureand Irrigation

Program= Assistannmen.Console Operator. Union Pulalk Swaim Corami-

157. Nesmith °Mow Nedusitial PsYcholome, Directorate General or Faaoly Adeice, Semicewid labour Institutes.Bombay. Ministry of Labour • •

IBS Nerearth Officer (Other than langineming and Statistical), Forest Nereattli Thalia= and ColEgm, Debradum Department Of Agriculture, Ministry of

Beaman Officer, Goveinnacat Opium and Alkaloid Westin, Neemucla

Scientific Anlatant (Non Destructive), NationM-Ital Warm Calcutta. 0e-

Parlcil8°E of Supply. NUtliattlY of Supply .and Rehabilitation . .

2

2

In, Senior &Maine Marjoram CPharmacomeny), Central /urban Rumen°Peon Laboratory. Oryeziabad. Directorate Cenral .of Health Serrica, berenrY or

103 senior soil Surycyor Alt hMTa Soil and Land Uta Survt Oepailmeni aT

195. Senior Meanie& Aeristan. Directorate of Pones Developmem, Locknew,

of . .

195, MUM inures Promotion Officer (nanical). Once of the DerclOpment Commissioner small Sean Indornee. Department of Indundal Fronlope

198. Vero-nary Montane Surgeon, Union Territory of laksbateep, %mann ,

Tor-AL

99. fIhtsrIgeeor (Soda! Stndies)

....... . 109 • 30 139 . SEGAL SCIENCES

Office of the Registrar Geneni, India, Miejatry

2 2

. . . 3 3

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STORES

20]. Storer Offien, KM:MTh and Denlopmen Organiseiroo, ninstry of Liefence

Tont ....... • •

IIXHNOLOOM

203 AssietanL Director (Grade 1) (LeaEhcrIFOOt Wear). Small Indusides Do,alop-

nnerry of De111112 -

of Food. Ministry of Agriculture, and Irrigation . - -

200. Small Indrarry l'rornotion Officer (Food PreicreOoa). 501511 ludneIrics

211 Small 1211111111011010131:12111(emerammo.oiste or Me Development—

Tomo ... •

G2121 TO121-

APPENWX uldelsarafiraPh

Stalls:la break-up of nigTherth. posls for )0*4 the

alhation Total No. or posts ,

No, messed for

of No. Applied

posts Sche- sobs Sche- Sche-Sche- Othele duleds doled [Wed doled doled

res 'MI Schg. doled

bes

Ws tem bus

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 1, Aeronautical 12

Agrialtwa] . 2 Apicultuial/Ovil 2

4, Archilech_re .. 5 40 10 602 5. Architect re/C1.6 3

Asehlteebbre-Nanl 2 7. Chemise! . 17 a. Civil 73 13 4 8 101 15 1519 9. FJectrical . 9 .. 6 55 7 331

10. MectrierdiMechatileal 52 14 1 6 53 6 582 II. We EaWneerIng 3 12, Instrumentaton 2

37 6 2 I 7 3 33

151 26 .. 19 134 14 3373 MechanicallAeronauticil 48 MechanicaliArkultaral 9 telechroleall Automobile 9 • 14 11 29D

It Mechanical/Marine 5 1 / 28 19. Metallurgic& 43 33 10 1005 20. Mining • . . 31 4 I 14 3 204

Telecomownicationt Blectronisa 173 4 15 130 7 3046

22. ToemPlannIng . 4 4 1 103 23. Miscellaneous 76 15 1 13 51 8 894

GRAND TOTAL 835 162 19 99 714 1013 14934

170

200.01 Commis.): co:dueled reendfinent during r Ma

No. Wernowed No.ltetbmwended Pawn-

No, Called

Sche3 .Sc- Others Sche- Sete Otbebs Sche- Schee Others d dahd dulod doled doled clukd dule

les tea bta tee bts Cea-

10

. 32

1 8

57 40 41 .. ..

89 74

10

1

446

. 10

1 7

13 7 6 .. ..

12 1

5•

1

60

219 .27 3

146 M 270 264

14

45 975 199

/2 ,A

67

9/2 41

155

4459

3

.. 24

5 37 16 2.8 .. .. 2

69 15

4 4

10 4

61 1 I

25

r26

1 21

4

6

9

6

9

3

.. 1 2

46

15

58

184

114 199 205 117

32 7E2 142 19 59

238 44

721 33

175

3435

I 150.03

16

1

7

1 IS 5

12

2 14 4 1 1 .

6 3

9 ..

. 6

BB

833

59

8

17

1 5 3 3

3

.•

..

17

1 4 2 3

1 II 3

I4

588

I03.W 1100.00

WO.

82.35 91.78 94.44 90.38

100.633 54.05 87.42

77371 60M0 38.37 45.16.

84.83 100.00

82.99

171

M. Sub.*

I

dates re-

No. or wets

— —

/.. Aryountaury 2 Agnealtare . 3 Agoco/tore/Agronomy ,

ry8lInolnaredAgneultural Economics

5. Anthropology

Botany/Agricultural

9' BnlarrynAgoculturai

10 Chemistry 11. FisheriesSpence 12 Forestry U. Geography

. 186 Milhomalks . /9. IC McManus/Physics 10, MI roblolagy/Eaclariology 11. NuFrirIoj,. , . 22. Oceanosraphyrylethorology

Op rational Research/ Proaranmaos

N. Nome Science 17. Library Science

APPENDIX

poTilb Parlal&dental Daak,154ntfteand Trhnkws4rwhiff

SI. Subjectrypeoalnalion Total No. of pmts. No. ' No. of reS for

dwell

°Print:els Pests

ailed Muted cluled sled

Schry Schen Rohe- Saha- 0

lea tail Sone- (ruled Tr hes

—

hes tes hes

.

3 4 5 6 7 8

12 5 9 167 58 1596 2 6. 79 33 410 2 1 35 7 94

v a 30 945 16 2

1 248 10 4

3 302 20 I 6 553

3

12 85

49 2 11 176 40 4165

/0 I S 339 1 5 1 43• 9 225

13 3

2

2 I 27 1 162 21 2

/54 2 7 2 4 2 •104 7 2 2 22 9 181

22

40

172

COFFIATETSMI MMILICI ed rfliirn7nt EIVAIff the year

No Called No Intcnnewed No Rocommanded PC!

Soho- Soho- Mess. Sohn- Schm Others Sae- Sue- Dthors of rand-

Wed duled dukd elulod dWal doled dales re-

ap Try Cary Try

try has try boa hes dedtfl No. °Oasts

10 II 11 13 14 15 16 II 18 19

46 11 337 40 15 294 11 6 52 88.46

18 2.8 113 27 17 2 4 K 84.71

19 6 11 12 4 11 1 1

36 10 157 31 7 128 4 21 92.59

16 104 14 94 3 1 32;!0t0*

63 11 53 1 7 50 00

9 1 160 a 1 123 20300.0* 1

1 8 27 1 22

22 119 26 558 18 22 440 11 7

89 6 67 1

IS 3

2 52 70 2 45 1 1

3 91 3 1 67

63 . 1 39

.. • • 15 . 14

15 1 44 II

29 . 163 22 130 3

6 — 3119 5 1130 2

3 .. 37 2 29

11 7 35 9 5 30 2 .1 I

.. 17 • 22

.. 177 20 155 3

73

2 100.00

93.33

75.00 50.00 62.50

57.14

100.00 86.36

175

10 II 12 3 14 15 16 17 I8l 19

36 28

.. 13

100

66 .. 17

85

910

„ 8

2 6

45

12 7

10

1

7

209

166 160

63 96

397

274 14

237

87 14 37

125

760

8394

24 23 16

13 el

46 .. 32 II -- .

2 12

2 16

63

693

•

" I 6

37

7 4 7 .. ". ..

1

5

155

127 124 115 32 85

316

173 11

200 85 az 7

55 .. 75

26 115

413

5080

3 5

.. 2 7

7 ,. 4

...

..

15

104

2

I 4

4 .. 2

...

..

2

20

13 27

29

29 8 5 i

7 1 3 9

47

36.36

96.43

84.21

38.39

94.59 8322 83.33 I

loo.co i

90.00 100 OB

66.61 15.71

17 593 81.99

174

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

24. Plienruceiniermeceolical Cherolelry . 19

a Physics/rinds* 28 5 1 4 50 91004

27. Psych/303Y . 6 25. Soil Science . /9 29. Stannins . 44 9 3 5 253 82 2030 30. Veterinary Se encciAnfrnal

Husleal1241 . 45 12 I 6 85 r 522 11. Work &wiz • 1 — 7 21 32. Zoology . 37 6 5. 109 15 1319 33 Food Technology 11 2 1 27 7 37/ 34. 0141s/nCereof Technology 6 .. 2 4 1 115 35. Instrument Technology 1 .. 1 36. Leather/Footwear Tech--

nology. . II 3 1 I 65 37. Paper TechnoloW/ • 1 1 2 35. Printing Technology 10 2 1 24 1 235 .39. Rubber Technolosy I .. .. 40. &Igor Technology . 6 2 1 91. Textile Techno1083 14 4 1 39 1 331 41 3.0seellaneous Scientific

I an3 Technical posts 15 2 10 172 13 3053

awn/ Tong/. . 9 28601

1 2 3

AdminIsfraten 98. 2, ArchiVal Mena 17 3 Art(Finc/Commercip1) 19 4, &onomic $ Economes/Commetce 45

4 F. loureelism/Publieity 16

Letugunge-ForeEga 15 /0. Inglieseadlau 12. Law 45 12. 1.66goisr1n . 26 n. Photography 12 14. Political Science 2 IS. Security/Fire Fightup 4

SopalItto.k/Sociology 33 SCors I/ Mitellaneous . 5

77 65

4

14 2

1

5 I

176

A

biect/

APPENDIX

Dideparagteph .566161 :kat break-up ofNon-Te...lek. (posts for width the

No. ailed

tes/

bee

be tee bet

5 6 7 8 9

1

1

1

..

..

II.

14 758

6 89 6

3 99 118

79 35

6 221 3 26

47

5 171 I 5

282 3976

25 ' 345 4 43

38 502 17 •956 2 209

/1 501 4 427

32 1.589 5 526 7 367

47 1189 6 129

10 II 12

23 15 37 4

37.

5 25 11 16 79 16 17

I

106 536

S 911

15 III

1 24

16 171 107

.. M

3 126

3 116

.. 50 22 370

4 227

2 III

" 17

II 17

22 1E9

5 2I

1 NO 4 49 1784 509 11924

394 220 2.373

5.15 IMO/80-16

Ittanon Total' No. of P3StS No. of reserved for No applied post/

Sae- Sehe. Sc. Sap- Sae- Othera dad duled dulled duke/ doled

tee

NA Interviewed No. Recommended centage

Sae- Sae- Others of duled dulect caildt.

dates tes bes

meaded to No of Nosts

13 14 15

76 450

10 5 76 33 n 115

4 1 19 30 la 158 18 4 102

5 .. 13

23 3 111

7 3 84

11 .. 44 62 15 MI 8. 4 169

2 97

.. II

.. • 6 18 . 20 16 165

.• 3 19

1 1 35

322 176 1998

t6 17 IN 19

14 13 St 2 2

1 2

I 82335 1 73.62 I

.. 100.00 1 35 93.33 1 .. 1 .8145 2 8 71.33 .. 5 87.50 2 35 r 78 III 1 13 20.77 1 8 83.33 .. 1

100.00 3100.00 I

3 2 3 84.85 1 — 9 90.91

... 100.00

09 29 23 00.4$

177

"CC

2000 Comailsylon conducted PeCritilMant during the year

Sae- sobs. others Soho- sae- Others doled doled doled dad

Cps- Tri- te/ hes

SI. ubject/sueeleltlatIon Total No. 0fpoete NA of reserved for PSI

No. app/iod

&he Sae- gear Sehe. Sae- duldd ailed doled dulcet duledOthors

1

2

3

Ear, N36 ad Tbroet med1ca1—General 358

0. Homoeopathy II 16

II. Obstetrics and Oyn =lila 2. OphthaireeIogy

IS. Orlhopaedies PaediaIdas . Pathology/Bacteria ogyi Miceobialpgy Phateasedogy

17. PublicHeelth 13. Iludiology . 19. Speech Therapy 20 Sur2eI7 • 5

RI. Tubercoloeie

urology Val A.1DiscasaiDerm2tology

.39.90D TOM/ . 559

Gas. ree

Cab-Di- test

Schee Ailed

bee CAA. its

Th-tea

Tribes

4 5 6 7 8 9

3 2 5 .. 125

2 I 97 7 319

72 2 35 521 137 5831 3 I 46 3 A77 4 1 3

1 .. 6 3 141 2

2 59

479 6 762 1

4

118 60 8663

Staifacal drtakpup of Medical

APPENDIX Ulde ParageaP11

is for which the

1X-D 20001 CommIssion conducted recruitment chithw the year

178

No. Called No. btaviewed No. Reconerneeded Per- centage

Sclue duled

tee

Sche. Others doled

bee

Ache duled

tee

sae- °thus duled

bee

Sete- duled Case

t

Ache- °then of duled

Tri. dstcs tes IWO'

ramended to No.

or pegs

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IE 19

51 . • .. • 13 100.00

85,71 13 4 • • 21 .. .. 66.6/

18 .. 2 12 .. 1 1C0.00

• .. .. .. 100.00

305 121 2241 126 69 1375 36 35 21 94.41 1 100.00 12 I 40 la 1 37 3 I

113 1 69.23

3 1 9 8 . . 100.00

a, 55.56 30 4100.00 •

3 • 3 69 2 3 46 7 87.50

, • 19 75.00

bo ID 58.82 7 4 .. • ID7700

59 32 . • .• I 83.13 26 II " 50-00

12 • . • 6 .. .

184 24 .. 141 3 85.71

.2a "

10 . .• 3 • 100.00 16 •

36 3120 193 79 1977 55 37 402 88.37

179

,

APPENDIX IX E

Vag MagraPII

Zia ef p4s4s reserml for Shed4.d Canes or Safted414i 741444 raradares for which no mak corioklole pplied

Namc at the post Ciassificapon Thal Resented for

postai Seiredulvd Scheduled Sartadulcal Cartes Cas / Tribes

Scheduled

2

a

4 5 6 7

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND lara GA11012

I. Senior Airtraft Maintenance Engineer. Outdo-rate of Agricultural Ailliabon. Department of Agri.

Group A 2

2. Senior Test Engineer.= each at Praetor Darting

natal). Department of Agriculture . Group A Ccarre, Wager (Mamma) and Alibi (Madhya

3.•Soparrt.tendent, Certificate of Airworthiness ( 501arrtoP). Tart-torate of Artirtal UTE ANietkM DtsrtmentofApnnimjre Group A assfitant Soil Conservation °Mar (Sedimentation).

Group A s. Fodder Agronomist, Regional Station on Forage

Modimiion and Demonstration MIMICS. StIEWIG ' and Kashmir, Alarnaribi. Dapartment of Arta

Research OM= (thMineeting). Central Maier nod Power Rasairch StartupArta Department of

Group A 8 Rrtearch Officer (Geophysics). Central Water and P Researth Maim rum Departmait on

Creep A 3 1

Nationeli Sugar Institute. Kanpur. Department of Group A

Irtillcariacharse. Central Ground Watt Board. Group]] 1

ASSISteet 1119611Cter arition). antn. Institute of Fisheries, Nautical and Eradnecring nano (madnallnar.Departammt of Agriadturt . Group B 1

II. Junior Aircraft Maintenance EngMem Dircao-ram orimamitural Aviallon.DeraGEWIW of Agri- euRui. 13 . . . . . 5 1

12. Senior Technical Assistant (Minor Inisetion).13c- Group B 1

0. Senior Technical Assistant (Sugar pechnologY), GUMP B 3

14. Technical ASSetere, TraGON Training and Timing Madan, Budni. Department of Agoculture . Group B 1 I

COMMUNICATIONS

IS. Areakethal PueiliLlet. Civil Wins owe or the 4

6

1

1

res- -rt—GT Groart R. rt. Tachnical Am tanyikadelinthesitutimi Plan-

ning and Co-ordination WingjMonitoring Organi- sation . . . . . . . . Group 13

-

1 3 6

D. Naval Store Mew Indian Navy . Assistant Manager/Clothing Technician Dena* mast of Defence Produdion . . Lecturer in Automobile Engineering. Corps a Electrical and Mechanical Engineers . Lecturer in Burmese, School of Foreign Languages

21 Led ' M killurgai. Corps of Electrical and Methanteal Ericr . . . .

22. Senior Salentine °Meer. Grade II. DtrectoraD of Technical Devetopment and Production (Air) .

and Technological laboratory. Visakhapatnam, Research and Development Organisation .

24. Senior Scenfific Officer,Grade Defence:Electra nics Researth Laboratory, Hyderabad. Research and Development Organisation . .

23. Assistant Naval Store Oftluer. Indian NaVY Junior Scientific 0Mccr, Acronamical Develop-ment Establishment, Bangalore. Research and Dm

Junior Scienc Officer, Defence Electronics Re-search Laboratory, Ilyienthad. ReSearnh and De- velopment ffiganisadon . .

DEFENCE

Grolip A 3

Group A

Group A I 1 Group A

Croup A

Group A 9

3

Group A

Orem A II 2 Group 3 9 2

Gawp B 1

Group 2

Master in Bashtriya Indian Military College.

Beeler Techoical Assistant, Directorate of Pro-duction sod Inspcction (Karat, Deeeterele 650C.

Senior Technical Assistant, Armed Forces H.7961- 11Milteal and Inter Service Orga lamina Or up B

31 Senior Technical Assista I. Armul Forms Head- quarters and luta Servios Organisation . . Group )3 3

EDUCATION, SOCIAL WELFARE AND CULTURE

Si Reader-Cum-Research Offica/Prindpal (R:3YMb Oftleur), Central Institute of Indian languages, MYsore. Department of Educaf Gamin A 4

33. Deputy Superintending Archaeological Chemist. Archaeological S rvcy f India. Department of

Group A

DePUtY Superintending ilitaeologleal Engineer in the fuchaeological Survey of India.Department

Group A 1

luniorResearch Officer. Central /Haute of Indian — Longuar. DOPetilet t r HeItlale 1

36. librarian, Grady 10 an - Calera% Group

Scientific MCI (Engineering). Central Hindi Groupli

Research AssistaallSubWittor Whimsy Scionam in-the-Bureau-for Promotion of Uccle, Department

3

3

2

3 4 5 6 1

FINANCE

6

HEALTH AND FAMILY WELPARE

40. Professor of Pots...Clogs. All India Institute of HYEene and PutLeHealth, Cakuto, Department of Health Spec'alislat Oder( Camel Health

1

Assistant Professor of Matcrolty and Gond Health. All India institute of Hygiene and Public Health, Calcutta, Oecumenic of Health. specialists'

ASSiSE ant Professor of Miaohlatouy, Jawaharlal Institute of Pashgradeale Erotical Educanon and Rematch, Pondicherry Department of Health. Specialists' Oradell offAntralHolth Sento .

Assistant Professor of Public Health Administra-tion. All India Instil to f Hniel and Public Health, Calcutta, Dcparhu i (Heald; Emden.-

Group A

Group A

GrOttp A

Associate Professor of Medicine. 'aviator/al insti-tute at Post-graduate Medical Education and Research. ,Pondicherry. Department of Wealth. Specialists Grade id Central Health Service

45. Asocial° Professor of Neutiolouy. Jawaharlal Radium of Posttgmcluate Medical Education arid Research, Ponchcheny. Department of Health,

Specialists' Grade n[ of Central Health Service . Group A

amend. New De.ThL Oepartmeat of Health Spa. Gradc alto:anti IlealthSenice . . Group A

47. AliOdati Profasor orrhomoic Sammy, lemahar-let Institute of Pettegraduate Medim.1 Education and Research.,Pondichcay,Department of Health:

Specialists' Gracia II of Central Health Semi= Group A

44. Epidemiologist. ICalmazat. National Malaria Ea-adication Programme. Oath/ Department or linable Specialists' Grade II an CentralHealth

Medical College. New OHM. Department of Health, Specialiste Grade 11 of Cectral Health

50. Lecturer in Anatomy, Lady Hardingc Medical College and Hospital. New Den* Department of Banish, Specialists' Grade If of Central IMAM

Si. Lecturer In Medicine. Lady lIarthoge Medical

College and Smt.SucheM Kriplani Hospital. Nov Delhi. Depamneni of Health:Specialists' Oradell

52. Lectureeln Microbiology. Lady Ilaidiega Medical Htilible and MatSuchen Kritab. Hospital, Nes

of Contra Heald) Service . . crouv

2

1 2 1 4 5 7

53.-Lectuter in Microdology in Jawaharlal Institute of Port-graduate sledreal Education end Reyercb. Pondicherry, Departineot of Health, Specialiste Oradell of Centralllealth Service . . Group A

M. Lecturer in Obstetrics and Lynne:Nagy. Lady Hardiest Medical College and Sra. SuMela Krim lani Hospital, New Delhi, tapartment of Health, SperianstdOradeIT ofCentralHealthSemice . . Group A

LeetUrer in Pobsteuies and Gynaecology, Jawahar-lal Institute of Postmreduale medical Education and ReSearali POndialeELY.DcpattMent &Health Specialists' Grade1I of Central liealthSenice . Group A Pathologist, Contra! Goyeaminent Heald See--, Didhi, Department of Health, Speoirlists' Grade Jr of Central Heald Sem' . . Group A

Pathologist, Gin Demi 7.11padhyay Hasp 1á'i Nagar. Now Delld Department of Ilmdid,Specia- lirtd Grade 11 of CentralFlealik Service . Group A

Innisirians 'emend •Hospital, Manendrawarh (Madhya Pradesh). Department of Health,Spe- cidistd GradanefantrallkulthSenice . Group A

59. Radiologist. Din DaYal riPadhyaY Hospital. Hari Nagar, Irlaw Delhi, Deportment of Heath. Specie- TOM Oradell& Ortnellealth Semite . . Orem A

60 Junior Auaerthetist, Civil H.nital, Port Blain Andaman and Nimbat Islands. Departermtnf Health. General Duty oldecr Grade °Malted

GrOup A

61. Junior Pathologids..3awaL4rIal Institute of Post-graduate medical Education and Resemil POndi-Chary. General Duty officer Grade I of Central Health SeryiedGeporiment of Health . Group A 1

63. Aracciate PhatitiaOOgnOCiSt. Dimeronito General Group B 1

63. Superintendents Frosthrics and Ortholics weeks shops. AllIodialostilate of Physical Medicine and 1

64. Lineol PhY1.441.0 (Male), Central Government Health Sernee, nil Ste Omani oIllealth Ser.

O. Dietician. Safdadang llosintal.New Delhi . Croup B 1

INDUSTRY

Assistant Director (Grade 0 (Leather/Footwear). Small Industries DtVeinprnent Oripuirailen. De pertinent elindustrtal Development . . . Group A a

Small IntiOrY Promotion Officer (firdwitrial Management and minus). Small Industrie& De- welMonent Ortnuesation,Deparireent of Industrial 19 3

INFORMATION AND BROADCASTING

Director, Films Division

LABOOR

6d Aviitant Director Or Trailliligrike-PrinCiNd, Central Trabinglostitulefor Instructors. Directo- "NrGenernInd13W3dOyment and Training . GrOU.114S—

3

70. Etescarch Offrecr (Industrial Psychelosy37Direalo-ram General of Factory AdviccS viva andlabour Institute. Bombay

73. Junior Inger:cling Officer, Indian Railways, Rol

PLANNING

Group A

RAILWAYS

Group A

Group A

2

3

SCIENCE AND VILOGY

Group A

SHIPPING AND 'TRANSPORT

55. Nauru in EnNicering. Dheciorate of Nalinc EnOwczing Training( Directorate General of

Groan A

3

76.. NmitlaiSttrycyor.Dinacteradc Omani of Shipping Group A

Pilot. Office of the Chief agirwer and AIrainis- trator, Port of NewMangelorsTranapart Wing . Group A

Pilot.. Office of Chief Engineel and AcIminiIra- tor. Pen of New TuticonNllaticerin . - . . Group A I I

STEEL AND MINES N

79 Cost Accowten Geolog'cal Snow I NT D Group B

SUPPLY AND REHABILITATION

10. Scientific Assistarit (Eleallical). National That Rouse. catutta. Department of Supply . . GINN III 2 I

SI. Scientific Assidant (NonNemInactive). National Ns llousetaleutta.Depariment efSepPlY . Group II 2 I ea so

TOURISM AND CIVIL AVIATION

87- Ai ft In Eoeto Office f the Erode Co I 5

SP Air Safety Officer (Engineering). Office of the Di.

vector General of Civil Aviation. New Delhi . GiOup A

SR Assistant Fire Officer, Civil Aviation Department . Group B

UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

BR Programmer Group A

74, Assistant Gator (Earth Mural

Group A

Group A

Group II

3 2

Lent ' Mar cy ( o G- I Pharmacy and two in Pharmaceuticai Chcrilistry). Directorate

Lecturer in Mootmnical Engineering. 139yr Poly-, technic, Directorate of Technical Education, semi

94 Le tarer cFrItUy SAW. COIMIArdat ArA college

2

2 3

WURICS AND ROUSING

86. Plamiims Assistant, Town and Camaro Planning -- 3

CHANDIGARH ADMHOSTRATION

V. Lecturer in Electronics, eaVeninleril Polytechnic Orono II I 1

es Leaurer in Meallur&cal Engineering. Puelab Engineering Collage, garb . . Groupli

139. Tamer (Prodonmo Engincerin93. GANN Poly-

DELHI ADMINISTRATION

Lccm ' ModianivalEaNneering.Delhitellege of Armincering. Delhi . . . Lectures (Senior Scale). Commercial Art College

GOA, DAMAN AND D113

Surgeon. Directorate of Heal Group A

Anaeatheetsh Directorale °Paean Senioes.Panaii Grout, B

Junior Gynaecologist. Directmate or Health Ser-

Group A

C PA

Group 13

RONDO' 'LPN

Junior Specialist b Smuccy. Health and Fanly Group A

MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OP DELHI

Group A

Group A 1

1

1

4 7

30 34 34

11

6 Assistant Edmation OWner (3 maks mod 3 females), Irlimimpal Corporation of Dela . 1200-1600

3. 1 Senior PEOW8.061110r. Prokarnme CrainallOn bon, PlanuIng Conumaou . . 1100-1500

I Senior Programmiar. Uoion Public Saimaa Commitsron,

72 III 86 10 Amistant Directorkkslitant Iniecullyc Engineer

(MtdiartiCA Central Elalimicity Authority, HMSO

An163NDIX. X

Ink ParagraPh 55€125 pmaral fest wat condacied ea an If)

PrI/Pasa

Nameof pm: So* of pay

40

25 Assistant Director (Grade 0 (ffeclmalcal), Small Sasaki Deveirpolant Orginisaboir 7711418" III- 4Ortry (Department a Tatiana otvriopmeno . 700-1830

14 Assistant Director (Grad° 0 (74masurith. Small In- dustry Davelopment Organiaaton, Mbustry of Inclusenr (Denai-Mixt of Inthutnal Development) . . 700-1300 42.1

o S an on d -Broadcarling • . .

10. 27 Deputy Superintending Samaria. Survey of Inds. Da. 'pertinent of Science and Tebbialowy .

47 Cicapbysicht (Junior), Geological Survey of India. banish' of 'Simi and blinmiDellartmcut of Mines .

44 Labour Dalcer in the Cmtral Pool, Ministry of Labour

T6, 3 kectumr in Oiernisty, National Doren A clink

14. 7 Lectura ' Matbeinmdcs, National Defame AcadmnY

II 5 Limbo= In PhYSiCS. NaticmalDeleoce Academy Wins.

Ia i - Programmer. Electronic Computar Centre, Dosnknine Evalnadon Or8indration.Dannim8COMnintll •

2 PrOp...a......c, Sla Mikan:kr Dayelopment Onmotra.

700-1360 363 38

1633 92

7.00_7800, 397 241 134 .700-1300 1632 9fl.205

700-1300 . _. 450189 17

386 172 38 0.0

No-11300 355- 148 18

703-1300 19

700-1300 38 2122

12 12

_ 7011-13130 86

of Industry (Department of loclubtrial Sorb Ministry lacyelopment) . . . . . . . _

IX 1 nOnnIMer. Union Public Service Commisakm New

19 9 IlkirionalDiractor Gradc116Deputy Regional DIThn 'nimal Insurance Caromissiona)Detouty Malkin-

- — — !I ra434844 -DroploYeasi Stare lonnamin Corketaton.

trycian (Male and Female), Omitral Go-

Ministry ofHealthand Family Welfare

1 Cvilian Assist= Piot:rammer, An Ordnance Corps,

21 Ctintroll ft d Exports Office of the adef andExfiort% Ministry of Controller ofmoons

3

Commerce, Civil

Dental SUDO%

Supplies and Ce0patoa,

Central Government Health Jairmr.lanne au Patna. Direetoralt rzer•ral oftearn

1

Services, Ministry

Dental Suo3eon

of Health mid Family Welfare .

Indian Rail Medical Department of -

10 Deep Inspector in the Directorate of Health Services, Dab Administration. Crilld . . . .

10 HOMODDethie %Veleta-% Central Oovernment Health Rehm., Directorate General of Health Services, Mini- stry of Health and Family Welfare . .

2 Junior Scientific Officer. Aeronautical Development tiatebtishinerri, Bangalore. Research And Development Organisation, Ministry of Defence . .

37. 3 Junior Scientific Ofileer, Aeronautical Development establishment. BanWleres Research and Development °menhaden, Ministry-of-Defence-,

650-1300 555 214 38

650-1203 4 3 3

650-1200 1735 924 135

650-1200 160 122 20

.659-1200 116 Numbers included In

S. No. 32 above

650-1200 254

•

6.50-1100 315 162 37

650-1200 49 8 90

650--1203 98 —48 15

Ith Scheme, Directorate thaetal of

1 a 3 4 5

p_. g

27.

28.

3

5

2

7

2

1

14

42

Research Officer -(ChentiaRY GNAW). Central Water Commrysiola Ministry of Ainatit.11011241relpethea . 70A-1303

(700-1300

700-1300

700-1303

701-1303

702-1300

700-43oo

700-1300

650-1200

98

157

21

195

32

614

715

108.

11

223

15

123

20

6

471

A

11

27

7

28

9

102

Ill

Novas* Officer (Geo-?hp), Central Water and Power Research Station. Pune, Ministry of APieLlItalt and litigation. DePatheltat Of inieatiOn . . .

Research officer (physics), Central Water and power Research Stations Pan% Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Department of Irrigation) . . .

Senior Scienthry Officer Oracle II, Aeronautical DeVe-to/knout Establishment, Banrylore, Rerseareh and Dm veloPimarrOwsi Ration. Ministry of Defence . .

Senior Scientific Officer Grade 11, Aeronautical Deve-lopment Earaffitishment, Bangalore. Research and Ocvn-

p t Orip Ran Atirilstry f dews .

&aim Scientific Officer °rads IT. Aervinautial Drys- Bangalore. Rtirimarh and velopment Establishment.

Development Organisation, Ministry of Defiance .

Senior Scientific Officer Gra* 11. Aeronautical Deve- lopment Establishment, Bangalore, Research and Developroom Organisation. litimistry of Defence .

Zoologist, Zoologaral Survey of India, Department of

Assistant Surgeon, Health and EASY Welfare Depart- ment, Pendleherry. Goverament of Pondicherry .

1 2 6

Extabliehment. Baugatore. Research nod DeVelopluent _ Orminhation. 650-1240 715 376. et yet

beld

39. 2 Junior Diem* Offoof Acropeutical • Devdrtereeer -

Establohnierd. BamalOrc. Research and DevelOPPieer Orfonsufloo. Ministry of Defenee • • • • • 650-1.730 87 67 .10

90. / Junior SCleatlifiC Officer, AeromoidO Develerfult ES fairish/nen; Bangalore, Resmrch and Dove/op- meet Organdation,Minialry of Deform . 650-1200 126 It

42 I Door Scientific Officer, Aeronautical Development Establishmem. Bangalore. Research and DeVelePirmit Organisation. Munstryof Defence . . . 650-1740 29 22

v 42 16 Junior Scienlide Offiem Defence Om/roues Research Laboratory. SOD:robot Research and Developmeat OrganisaLon, Ministry of Defence . . 450-1200 536 311 47

43. 18 Proodeat Pond Inspector Grado I. Halproyeee Prow dent Fund Organisation. Ministry of Labour . . 34-1200 93 422 102

1 Junior (Arabic) Language LecrpreterscurocrlansIslor. Miaistry of External Affairs . . . 650-960 16 II

45. 10 Labour linforecool CRAWRICeshall °Ice of the Chief Labour Compossioner . (Centel/. Ministry of

650-960 647 362 63

Cheeristry,..1Serkicolarl RSV Co ia CRIS IhdharDrrocLOitte General of Heal f

0— Hasty Wheal& and Froisly Welfare_ .

ASSi4ut Progranner, Diroderste General ofSupdies and Disposals Mbistry of Supply and Rehablhlation 550-900

/mobster (Social Studied office of the Rate". Oeneral.Indle.Minufry of Home Adores . 550-500

Pro , AssistanmunhConsole Operator. Union EnblieSersec Cemnpason,New Delhi . 550-900. .

Sokentile Assistam (Chemical). Narioral Test ROLLS; (relecrthR Moseley or Supply and Reinhilitahon roe- paeiaiaat of Supply) . . . . 550-900

12 Senior Sod Surveyor. All India Soil and land Use Survoy.Mmittry Of Arica= and irrigation (Door-

Sereor Tran0.11ch Central Translates urea r Mini&tiy 550-960

• Ornallindualry Promeeen Officcr lebertilcall. Offfees Me Development proomacianee. Small Seale Dem-

M isity of Industry (Department of Industrial

132 67

36 10 10

266 131 27

75 21 21

212 98

165 85•

197 Sc 54

:13 f

n 0011111.

*Interviews conducted by Alt Force &Ice= Beer& - ••Interriews conducted by Service Solcction Jinni

` ,Interviews conducted by Servicc Selection Board/Air Faito gel

1 2 3 4 5 6

gator). Small IncDitties Development Orgagsation. 8634istry of Industry (Department of Industrial Dec,

55. 11 Superintandtot. Field Operations Division, National Sample •SLITIFY Ormanisalloo, leffaistry of glomming. Dnpartment of Statistics . . . 550-900

Technteel Assistant, Otnneas Communication Service.

20 Pilot Offica (MD 1978 Course) in the Flying BIVICh of Indian Air Foto; Ministry of Deems . . 117.0i8

fall Inc/wive)

20 not ant (January 1979 Catirs4) in the Thins Branch 11.20f-

(01 inclusiVe)

550-900

550-9110

4711 239 136

443 330 44

540 313 73

846 353

20 Plot Ogg= Um Eying Drench of India Air Force (January 1979 Comse) (tIniversity Scheme) - • 11801- 1837 797

(all Viclustve)

49 Cadets under the had Entry Graduate, Seeds, Entry Cartel Scheme. Indian Navy (January 1979 Course) • 1115f- 2266 1282

(till inclusive)

35 Cadets under dm find Bitty Graduate ENNA Entry cadet SalICM0 (Union Public Sonic< Commission). Indian Navy Da/nuns 1.9/3 Comm) . . 10758 184

(all indusive) ••

TOTAL el

APPENDIX X7

[Ode paragraph -021-

Recruitment hr post, mien Load Authorities during 197E79 by open adman:anew and raker

Name of Authority Name of pen sash of pay No of goelS

1 2 3 5

700-1300

Assistant Enema- 650-1200

Assistant Regional Direetorrelanager 650-1200 14 GradeffSection Officer/Deputy Accounts

Ell1040YeeE Provident Fund Organi- safion . . . . . . Assistant Provident Fund Commissioort 700-1300 10

(Grads I)

Accounts Officer 650-1200 10

Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner 650-1200 1 (Grade 1.1)

Provident Flund Inspector (Engle 0 650-1200 9 2. Model CorporatienorDeilik. Anaesthetist-

.. . 1100-1800

Ear. Now' and Throat Suwon, Swami DaYa Nand licapital 1100-1300 1

14

1 flanticSageon 10:0-1800

Raclioloidst - 1106-1800

AssistanrEducationtiffieer (3make old 1200-1600 3 Pernides)

Deputy CbiefFir0 Cancer 1100-1600

1301 Junior Auaeithttht 1100-1600

Do, Smiler Pathologist 1100-1600

REOChernig 700-1300

Ruder fiesteriologisi /00-1800

2

6

1

5

1

APPENDIX XI-A

(Tads ptragraPh 221

lievratemme far Pens Meer

Name of Authority Name of post

Seale of pay No. of posts No.

1 2 4 5

Employece•StateIneuramseGorooration Regional Dkector Grade 1/Joint Isom once Commissioaem Group A

1500-2000

Regional Okactot Grade Ilipitatior (0 & 13.90-1700 M Training)/ Director Ormalanc,

5 Director. Grade IV/Dcputy Regional Dime-

tor, etc. 700-1300 12

Assistant Regional DirectoriManaser, 650-1200 23 Grade liSedien OrmaiDeenty Accounts Offlott

5. EmPlOYesat Provident Fund Organisalion Assistant PrOVitiCial Fund Commissioner, 650-1200

15- 6111MeipalCorporation of Delhi Deputy MusdelpalEnainecr 2250-2500

Dept* Cemnalasioner 1504-21)60 2

no. Education OfIkes 1500-7000 1

Superintendent, Gardens 1500-4000 1

Officer (Physical) 1100-1600

Deputy Chief Accountant 1100-1500

Deputy Superinkndent. GOMM 410-12.50 (Premvise)

OencsalDuty (MONA Grade 11 700-1100

medical Officer 700-1300

Deputy Labour Welfare Deicer 700-1300

16. Internal Audit Offices 500-900

£7, Delhi EleetrieSaleply Undertaking Chief Engineer 2500-2709

Additional CNN Engineer 2100-1500

Deputy Chief Accountant 1100-1600

Administrative Officer 601)—e900

Emeneemin-Charge 800-1500

22_ Do. Executive Geyheer B00-1500

23. Elates dePPN and Sewage Disposal On- dertaldne, Delhi . • Additional CVO Engineer (Water) . 1100-2500

Supwintendite Engineer MOO 15641-20)3

RsnThee OFICer, 1100-1600

tit Ar.

1

2

1

15

329

Pure —mar —lissr

A88E111111% XI-A

Eldre paragraph 22]

al Auihorizin dn. 1973.79 by pre:maim a

st. Named Authority Name of post Scale °EDO

1 2 3 4

1. EreplayeereStele Regional Director Grade Floret Imre nano Commiisioner.Gruup A

1300-2000

Do. Regional Ireectot Grade 110Director (0 trareing9 Drexler Ofreilaree).

1

Director, Grade IffiDePutY Regional Diffire 700-1300 12

Amistant Regional DirectoreManagrel. 630-1200 OradcliSection Officer/Deputy Accounts officer

5. Employees' Provident FundOrgardaation Ass/Stare Provident Fund Commissioner, Grade 1

650-42.00

d. ffilmirellalCorretratiOn ofDellil Deputy MurecipalEagineer 2250-2300 1

Do. Deputy Coranresioner 1500-2000 2

Da. Education Officer 1

Do. Superintendent, Gardens 1

2 Chid Accountant

10 pa. Deputy Sugared-regret, Garden;

GeneralDuty Officer. Grade la

Do. Medical Officre

15. Do. Deputy Labour Welfare Officer

Internal Audit Officer

17. DOE Meetrie SUPPIfilffidelreiffire chief &Omer

Additional age, ElIgh361'

Deputy Chief re:maniere

Administrative Officer

FaffineereifiCharge

Executive Engineer -

11011-1600

C-

700-4300

700-1303

700-1300

500-900

2500 -2700

2100-2500

1100-1600

800-150D

800-1509

aao—i RID

133

46

WaWS22014-022Satrage Mariam] On- dertakkai , Delhi . Additional Chief Enghteer (Water) 2100-2500 1

D0 Superentendregrereinect (Civil) 1500-2003

25: Do. RCVCIllaa Officer 1100-1600 1

—Food. 129

01W4111flin

APPENDIX XII - [MSS parescaPh 331.01)1

_ _ Malemen Mewing the slumber of cases thee Me rostecorion ofremesitmess ruler was delayed by Guraumese welsh& period

of dots), . (Peellion as on 31-3-1979)

Cameo( the MithStYJDePaFtnCUt Over 5 years

4 years and

above but cat

than 5

3 years and

ab6.61 but Ies

Man 4 years

2 Dam and

above but 415

than 3 - YMIS

1 year and

above but 'tea

than a years

6 montbs3 and

above but IO

than.!

mouths 1 month Total

and and

above above

but but

- lees

than 6 than 3 mood's months years year

2 3 4 5 10

I. trOvimIhsteand IntrottIon 3 8 5 5 10 23 2. Communications 1 1 I 3 Cabinet Secretariat . I 1 2 4 4. Commence 3 S. Defence 2 3 6 8 6. Education and Social Welfare I 2 4 2

3 4 4 4

2

10. Health and Family Hence 17 2 13

II. Information and Broadcastrog 2 4 4

2

16, Law, Justice and Company Affairs 17. Petroleum and Chemicals It Planning Commiadou .

Rail.9636 - ' 4 Departnent &Social Welfare 1 Departmoot of Science end Tedin01009 ShipPind and IIMIDIEC c • 1 Supply and RehabIlitatIon . .. j 1 Tourism and Civil Aviation . .. Works and HOU-Sing . . .. 2 1 Mordalpal Coeporatloo olDelhi 10 2 2 6 4

27. Delhi Administration .. .. 3 28: Andaman and Nicobar Administration .. 1 ..

1 1 I 30 Elovernment or Poodielsory . 1 3

• 33. Lakshadweep Administration . 1 1

20 57

-

4 2 4

5. 174star c h Of x (3141slical).ForcaR415417h57441117 411d1:5ftel'ipelindan1 Department of Agriculture. Pa. 650-1700 . . . . . 310-17 12-3-79 G. Rematch Officer, Forest aescarch Institute and Collages. Donation. Defaul-

t Director, Mould Duck Iffiffilhar Farm, HassarWatta. Department of Agri- 1

.26-10-77 Not yet

1 24477 13.9-78 3. Affislant Levitt= in Engineering sod SaDaying. Forest Research Institute 19°G°11199. naunaun.Depaitm.Cal of Agnaolture. as. 650-1290 .

9. Deputy 133ffin Fowl Director (Stamm and Research). 1348 of 27-948

ID Chief Enema- (Fishing Vessels) Eispl tory Fisted Project B tavola 2 16-1-78 Not yet 4 16-148 21948 1

II. Junior Outoroffiffin AB ladm Soil and lad Use surrrry organtrarion, 1 2912-71 26-2-79

17- Assistant Como:Waimea (Rthigeratleffil Department of Rural Dovelopment. 1 10-2-78

Director. Dkoctorate of Mina Dcveleptnenn Madras, Depaltnatt of 99-77 149-714

Assistant Effitinear. Oaca Rasta Wider Resclurecs Otganiration, Dcparls 1.478 Not yet 1.78 2-2-79

25-5-78 Not yet

Ingot

Sewerbteam oiscer (Ondinary Dade), Fated restinito sod Bellefea parade-aDepartment WAgnOulture Rs. 1100-1600 . .

Assistant Menne Engineer. Office r the General Manages. Faraffica Barrage

12- Assistant Director, Central Poultry Breeding Farm, Hassarghattn (Bnagolore) Deparlasset of Agriculture. Rs, 700-1300 " '

19. Technical Officer (5 age d Research) S G Capffign Or -

21 Research Officer (Eaffineering Telecommtmicatlon), Genital Water and PowerResearch Station. Pone, Departannat of Migattd.n. W.700-1303

1 27-17.-78

2 29-477 26-548

1 12-5-78 Not yet

1945-78 Not yet

24648 31-179 21478 Not yet 23-7-77 29-4-78

31-10-77 14-643 31.-1047 0-7-78

10-5-78 Not WI

21. Junior Extenion Methods Offircog Diseaprate of Plant protection. Wiffssornoe and Storage, Department of Agdoultace. R4.700-1300 . . 1 6-12-77 30-9-78

72. Assislant Markffing Offiffit Group II. Direciartale of Marko-040mnd home. Dan, Department at Rumal DivelopMent. Rs. 550-900 . . . 154-74

Not yet 15-12-77 19-648 15-12-D 15-12-17 7-6-78

=

to tt

2 3

23. Assistant &timer Exploratory Fisheries Project. Bombay, Department of

SS' TSIsiserch ljacer Delentl5c-Mathematics). Centel Water and Power Research Station. Pune. Depart-tenni Ottrrigation. Rs-704-13w

25, Senior &scar& Assistant, All India Sail and Land Use Stricy. Department

26. Assistant Soil Conservation Officer (Elydrolop). Department of Agicultere.

27. Chemist (Insecticides) Directorate of Plant Proteution, Quarantine and Str7- tag4 DeparIniottOfAgtkOirOor. Re 1300-170e

28. Assistant Director Wad life Preservations Regional Office, Bombay. fie-

1 1 1 2

1

1

1

1

3

2

1

5-4-78

29-12-77

5-7-7e

24-10-77 24-1047

31-10-71

2-8-7

244147

241-79 28-648

Not yet

14-78 20-5-72

5-7-78

21-9411

Not yet 29. Chief Engineer. Off& of Do Director of Integrated Fisheries Project,Cochin, Dcpartment of Aerlfsibsel its.841-1200 Research Oillear (Engineering—CDS/ Central Waxer and Porter Research

Station, rune. &oh& Water Communion, Department of Irrigation.

Assistant Marketing 0.GrotapI. Under Survey and Training in Agficah rural Marketinit. Directorate of Marketing and Inspection, Departmmt of

9-948 9448

men

33- Junior thilaPhYsielati Central Ground Water Board. Department of A2tical-

24- Aseistent Plant Pathologist. Directorate of Plant Protect' , Quaraniine and .Storag-.Departmcnt of Agriculture. Rs. 650-1200 . . .

13. meld Ufficern3ireetorate of Agricultutel Aviation, Department of Agriculture.

36. Senior Extension MeLhodOlficer.Dirmtorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine and Slot Departmentof Agriculture. Ra. 1100-1600 . .

37_ Research OM= (Laud ItafomishDepartnient of AprienSure. Am 720-1300

SS. Assistant Soil Survey Officer, All India Soil and Land U S r y, Depart

?odder Agronomist, Acidenal Station on Forage Production and Demonst-ration Selieffere—Jammu & leashmir and Alemarthi (Tamil Nadu), Depart-

Animal Geneticist, Central Cattle Free-ding Fenn. suteisarh (Rajasthan/ Chiplima (Orissa) and Alantadhi &unit Nadu)) Department of Attricultult

24-3-79 7-478

4 20-8-77

• Not yet 15-9-78 Not yet 224-78 21340-773

234-78 Not yet 5-3-79 284-711

28-8-78 22-2-79 Not yct ta

tre

1 23-12-77 20-743

1 31-8.78 Notre

24-248 22-9-78

2 18.4-78

3 7 Not yet

, Rep n cot of A griculturp Rat 550-900 B. Suitor Scientific Officer Grade (Desiw),National Sups K /(lano

tedair antafFacctoraa of kgranktua AL N-7-78

Not yot

eitsffiNw`geg-, Iii-O-Wee_

2 3 5

34 Assistent Tochnical Advise/Foosi and Nointr ian the ion Offiew Fowl and Nutrition BOaret Doputment of rood. Its. 700-1300 . . 1

19-0-78 1 30.348 1 30-348

42. Shift Manage.r. Delhi Milk Schema Department at Altriculturt. 94148 1132-79

43. Deputy Dffectar (Markamp. Directorate of Oil Scads Development, 1-330erabaRDepailment of Agrautcona Rs. 1100-1600 . . . 1 21448 44. 8n1WWIL Central Fisheries Estonsion Tranvia cent% ItYdWaluol DePart-

1 2842-77 21-648 43. Reowrch Winer (Fngineering—Mechaniud). Central Water mid Powor R wan, Station, Pilnet Dapartnannt &Irrigation, Rs. 700-1300 . 1 19-448 12-10-W

Deputy inroor (EP nwinUe). Central Plant Protection Training Institute. Hyderabad. Directorate of Plant Prates-0cm. Qtannatino and StoragDrt-eutu(

204-78 Assistant Soil Chapin% All India Soil land Use Sunny Organ' and 1.

2 2590-77 45. Assistant Manor (Surwillanoc), Directorate of Plant Proieekon, Quarantine

1 99. Sather Cartographic Assistant AllIndia Soil and Land.Use Riney. Depart

so. Restalch Omecr (semtme-PhYsics). celltral Water Commission'

54. Assistant Soil ConservadOn 01/low (Sodimontallon), Department of Apical-

W. Anikstant 116wPor (Hydro-meteorology). Control Water Commission,

All ladle. Soil 41.1 Land Use Suryea. Departmont of

1

1

2

1

7.8,74

1991-78

29-9-78

231247

24-11-78

30.12-78

18-9-78

Not yet

M. Senior Soil Nuweyor,

$7. l'ochnical Officer (Inalrument Pagincos). National Sugar Institute. !Canaan

Veterinary Officer, Quint Cattle Braiding Farm, Somilionda.DLimrad and

Alamadhi, Department of Agicultilro, as. 650-1200 . . .

Director, Regional Station on Forage Production and Demonitta don, Surat-sada (Rajasthan) and Sdnagar (Jammu and Kashmir). Oepartmont of Apt-

60. Assistant Registrar (Central Hord Rook). Hord Registration Soheme. Onpuie

61, Deputy Agrkultural Marketing Adviser (Relcarc13).Directorato of Marketing and Insisoalon.DePartmont °Mural Desolopmalt. W. 1300-1700 -

61 Udine'R rid Sod I w at EP Won Relocation Institute, Nikkberi

2 3 4 5

64. /unior Entomologist. Directorate of Plant Protection. Quaranffne and SR-

30-11-78 Not yet 17. Senior 1611661 Assistant MT'Wroclaw), Direct r Ale PI 11366606 Quarantine andStorage.Department of Agnculture. Rs. 59346,0 . . 2 3041-78 Not yet COMMERCE, ChalL sumass AND COOPER-6.110N

Assistant Director Grade 1 (ProductIon and Development), Office of the Textile Commiseioner, Bombay. aama-1300 • • - - - ANiSlant Director Grad I I 204046 63-79

(Dye' A Ora= or the Textile CoMINSIINarBombay Re. 70O_a3lx 18-748

68, 24-248 ANNAN Directed Grade 1 ii(Dleing.) in the Office r the I 9-8-78

Development (3666esioner(Raudlaoms)(WeayersService Centrec). Rs. 700-1300 - Diawor, Deyelopmaa CONIC for Musical Inawmen6 maams, All India

Not yet COMMUNICA7TONS

Assistant 136166 CARcendltioning), Posts grad Tuasraoas Civil Wing (Posts and Eldricaphs 11663. tit 350-900 (Pra-ea8ed) Manager, Posts and Teearephe Motor Savioa Posts and TelegraphsBoard. Not yet

1 631247 Not yet 1 71. Assielent Enalacer.06696 7-9-78 Communications Mal= Re. 650-1200 3 177-6-7778 Not yet 17-648 3-2-79

17-643 12-79 29-1-79

17448

2

1 Aasaant !.!its ami idea:MOS olleeleala POW end Telegraphs

AssistuntEnmeeer.Pastsandiel66661336). 16.65063200. 2

76. Architect. Posts and Telegraphs Hoard.

1

/7. Technical Assistant Grade Z. Wireless Planning and Co-ordinatlen.Wingl MonUorIng Organisation. Ra. 550-900 . . Techalcal Asstffit.6.0yerteas Communicallees Service. RI. 550-900 . . 17

DEFENCE Assietant Maragemf_rn probalimaMlumaitt. Denaturant or Defence Pro.

1

1

ea Medical Officer Malatent Surgeon Grade I3. Navel HeadeNelterS. Rs. 350.-9.00 (Pre-rerlseed . . . .

1

81. fiarazijutavnitooMenages. oRa.

s0213600robetionEMetallerydst, Depagment. or Defence 1

1

23-6-78 5-2-79 16678 29-12-73 17-6-72 D-6-78 20-11-78 17-678 2610-78

3-12-76 Not yrit

184-77 Not yet 3-12-76 Not yet 62-78 Not Yet

204-72

Not yet

4-464— Not yet

13444 Not y6 4-2-74 — 23448

1042-75 Not yet

Net yet

7M-74_ 13-3-79

9,475 Not yea

3.2-77 2-5-78

21-9-78 Not yet Not yet

30-1-78.

.M. Assistant Surgeon Grade T, Directorate General of Armed Forma. Medias/

0 a ai4lA4 Farces

Ileadguarters go. 1100-1800 . .

94. Master. in English. Paslitrum Indian Military Came. Osist d Its

20-7-77 25-10-7R

2612-77 Not yet

3

1

4

3

1

5 2

1.3-9-7/

20-12-76 16-1197

21-7-77 31-I-77

1-4-77 1-4-77

22477

34-77

6-8-77

25-10-77 25-10-17 25-10-77 254047 25-10-77

25-10-77

Not yet Not yet

Not rat 29-873 Not yet

Not yet 3-4-78

Not yet

Not yet

Not yet

Not ye/ 12-3-7 28-219 26-2-79

13-7-78

Not yet

CLASan Assistant ScearitY °Meer, Army Ordnance Corp/ Rs..550-980 .

0Th e Corps I Eledrical and Meeltacical Civilian A$ rant 5 arty

Whoktime Lady Medical Oflicer (Family Planning). W. 650-3200 and

Master in Mathematics, flashtriya Indian Military College, Rs. 650-960

Workshop Officer (ElecticalOmineedr.8), Corps of Weeticaland mechanical

IL Solid Stale PhYsics Laboratory, Delhi, SR Senior ScientIM Oases 0 4

Technical Assistant (General Duty). Dint Cipher Bureau. Rs. 425-800 .

leCt131Cr in French. National Defeo= Academy Wing. Pane. Ba.7ICO—nop

Assistant Architect. Piaginescin-Chiets WNW. Army HeadqUarierS. Re. . . . . . . . . 1 0-3-77

I 263-77 24-2-78

7 24-2-78

Animal Supervisor, Annul ForomMediyal College, mine. 137.550-9130 . I 4-2-78

Reader in Plormacalogy, Directorate General of Armed Forces Medical 10-2-78

16-5-73 16-5-78 23-2-79 28-2-79

Not yet

Not yet

99. Senior Selectifto Ofilcur Grade 7 Combat Vehicles Research and Develop-ment Esttb1ttbien r?em Madam ROYMN and Davolopment Organisation.

16.2.711 Not yet

100.. Workshop Officer (Mechanical Engineering). Carps of ElectricalariaMeWalli- 12-S-77 25-9-73

Academy Kbaralmasla. Rs. 709-1.300r+Ra. 150 Special AllowanD 1 M-10.77

3 4 5 2 1

30-10-78 Not yet 15-3-79

2241-78 12-0-78

Not yet

10-12-7fl

Not yet 3-1-79

3-3-79

22-6-78 29-12-18

19-149

Not yet Not yel.

1 1 2 2

5 2

1 4 3 5 1

1

1

3

1

1

6.3.78 191177

19-2-72

29-10-77

1-648 1-6-78 1-6-58

284247

24448

3-448

102. Oreloonce Officer CviliartyStore),Anny OniasuccCorys 650-4200

Army IA Administrative OM= Grade rr Unit eer-ia-Chiers Branch.

D or.JontLLPflVW 103. Denim SeientifwOracca Gradell. Naval Physkaland Comnographie Lahore-

Coohin.113andialtvelopelent Organisafion. Rs. 700-1300 . torM

CONS of ICE Lederer in Mechanical R1140e4riag (temoduction Eaginecring)

StatiCal and Mechanical laughs:ming. Re.703-1103 . • • _

107. Lecturer in liincli.NationaiDefence Academy.IChwelevasta. Re1/00-1300+ 150 Special Allowance . . •

108, Technical Off= (Photo-Litho), Aimed PONS thatICIWINLES-ad Inter-Sew

109 Seal Translation Officer (Rusdan/Dyglish).1nd5anN8wa Rs.700-1300 110. Ecansladon OD= (FrenchlEnglish.), Naval Headquarters. Rs. 650-1203 . III. Senior Technical Oificca'Directorate Of Predaction and 'Onetime (Naval). . .

Mom, e1ro Es 650-1201 19.178 Not yet

1 30-6.14 A yst/Rogrammeritonsole Controller, lalion Navy. RR 700-1309 I 20-3-78 12-1-79 1 Hist ry.14 r al Del Academy, Paw_ Rs. 700-13034-150

2 8-5-78 27.2-79 115, 1.ecturcr in NONNI. National Defence Academy, lame. RN. 700-1300+1" .Special Alluava ' l'l . ' ' " " '

3 20-5-78 7-39 116, Penn aftjvcr, Mllitnxy Farm. Rn. 650-5200

.

I 71177 23-178.

1 118. INNINch Assistant (Non-Scientific% Joint Intelligence Organkailoj,.

1 119. Senior Technical ASSISNON NOON Form Headquarters and Infer-Service

1

120. Junior Scientific (Dicer, Demi-Meant of Defence Production. R4650-1202 I 121. Senior Administrative 011izta Grade I. Research anti DetRopment Organism

2 122. Medical Officar-(12 13inci160. Its. 100-1600.1 . . 123. Lecturer in Electronics, Corps of ' 61 and Mechookal Engineers.

124. Lecturer in Chemistry. Corps of Electrical end Mechaticel Engineers. 1 1

— 1

10-7-7

13-2-78 16-31.74 24-1E78

214048 12.179

19447 19-5-78

Not yet 3-7-78

Not yea

19-10-78

25-4-78 16-1 -79

72-78 18-10-78. —Not RI

r Grade. II, Dercnco El:aromas It zerint laboratOry

— — — — 2

1 -- 126. Rmior Scinnae Officer. Dintoryrate of 1.44.1204711444t3

ryin (Air). Rs- 656-12013 . •

a 4

nt and *miry- . .

27 13 Not yet 16-92135-2.79

9-1643. 28-2-79

18-9-78 24-1-79

12/. Assistant Teryniery ErIginee.r Officer (Radiology), Old= of the Director I

lag. Lecturer in Metallary. Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Enancura. 1

129. LLturcr in Poiltiryl Sctact.. National Defence Academy, ICharahvada. I

ISO. Professor (Selection Gradry at College of Militasy Engineering Pane. 1

III. Assistant Director, quad Forces Fllms and Photo Division. Rs. 650-1200_ 1

II/ Workshop Officer GMT. bal Oderyanical Enryneedng with ComPuter Wary naMming as ono IL the Subteen), Corps at Electrical and aleatory:al Eng

- . . . 1

133. Principal Scientific Officer, DedenceResearchiand Development laborstary.

Hydrrybarl, Research and Development Organisation. Rs.1500-2000 •

114. Deputy Architect, Engineer-in-elders Branch, Army Headquarlrys.

135. 'Senior Design Officer Grade 11-(Consini4i0n). Indian Navy. Its. 700-1100

Not yet

25-7-78 Not yet

Not yet

3-12-77

July 78

1 14-7-713 12-3-79 12-1-19

1 5442 81248

17-12-77 24740

20-5-7S .22.1215

M-8418 Not ytt

14-7-7S 33-2-79

8-8-78 2-149

214-78 17-1-79

24-78 33.3.79

13angdorc. Research and Development Organisation, Rs. 700-1100 . I 17771 9-2-79 3-10-73

N

23-10-73 Noott et yet

16-6-78 25-10-75

13-9-73 Not yet

1740-78 Not yet Not yet

30.6-75 16-3-79

11-8-78 21-2-79

143. Principal Scientific Officer Naval Science an TeckaulogiCal Laboratory, Visakhapatnam, Resenrchsuad Development Organisation. Its. 1500-2000 1 254-78 4-1-78

_1 74-78 194. Senior Scientific Officer Grade IL Armed Forces Medical College, Puns.

Directorate 0 Ler8.1 of Armed Partua Mediryl Services. R5700-1300 . I 16•148 25-7-72 Lecturer in Physic), National Defence Academy Will& PLIen. Rai/00-1300 5 3-10-78 Not yet Simko kientffictlfaceg Aeronautical 1)caoloyment asiablistintent. nrygeleire. _ Research madDevelopment Organisation. • Rs. 650-120C 64046 Not yet

)29-11-77— )94." I 11448 .12.10.78

137. Naval Store Offices. Indian Navy. Rs. 1100-1662 133. Senior Administrative Officer Guide II, Research end Development Orga-

339. Senior Scientific Officer Grade 11, Aeronautical Development EstabilSliment.

2 5 1

141 Assistant Naval Store Officer. IndianMY-3P. Rs. 650-1200 . 6 2

Instructor. Tibetan Langamgn Army Educational Corps Tralbillg CWICAQ 1

Principal Scientific Officer. Defunct FloetrOnin Research Inbaratory,Bydera had, Research and Dryclopment Organisation. Its. l500-2t . . 1

60 New dffiR search and Develtipment Org.notation. R

SOCIAL WELFARE AND -CULTURE EDUCATION.

197. Mead Officer (Aasetent Surgeon Grade 1). Indian Navy. 'Rs. 650-1200 3 713-78 Not yet

Assistant ManageriCothiugleeboichum Department of Defence Prodoctien. '

1 28-101g Not yet - -

6 7-10.75 Not yet

Senior Scientc Officer Grade L Defence Electronics Applications labora-

tory, Deboadun. Research and Development Organisation. Li t150) . 1 I-8-78

ffisanialona Rewash mffiDeveloyment Organisation. Rs. 700-1300 . . 1 27-10-78 Not yet

Senior Scientific Officer Grade II. Gas Turbine Research Establishment.

Senior Scientific Officer Grade IL Defence Research end Develonment Labo-

ratory. liffiderabad, Romanis end DevelOpment Organivatioo. Rs. 700-1300 3 5-76 28-10-78

Senior Scientific Officer armee 1. Directorate of Technical Development 1 15.1-78. 1.4-12-78

Translation Officer (R en ussianlEugliabl, lad Na- Rs. 650-1100 .

. I 1741M 15A-78

Visakhapatnam Resealed, and Development Organisation. .. 700-130a I 31-5-78 27-50-78

Scalar Scientific Officer thadelLNaval Stenos and leelinolotallaboralory

IS. Senior Teel:Meal Assistant. Directorate of Produclion and Inspection Naval). 1 I

1-4-78 27-8.78

141-78 29-8-78

I Not yet

157. Senior Scientific Officer G d L Department of Defence Production. I 29-9-78

Not yet

15+78

In [Smear b A 1 (Cul 'I th Oioay),Ah8iIjoalS y f 1 ot

r ion. Junior Scientific Officer. National Research Lheratory for Conservatism of 12-4-78

163. Librarian Grade I (Larimagesi.Depattinens of °aired Re 650-1200 . 1 15-2-78 1

Junior Lecturer (Physical Jawaharlal Nehru College, ICavaratti(Lairafiadireep) 1 Not yet

165. Deputy Director. Central Institute of Indian Languages, MysOre, Depart- 15-12-78

166 i r Lee A If J harlot Nehru College. Kerman& Laksha. NIP

damp AdministrationMepartreent of Education. Rs. 550—SW • 1 5-1-18

188. Editor. Anthropological Survey of India, Department of Culture. Rs.

ION-Deputy Director (Tralnita) in the National Institute of Social Defence, 1 10-11-78

Research Associate (Whim). Anthropological Survey raffia. Department 6-5-78

Ill Junior lactates- in Chenlistiffi fawaharlal Nehru College KIIS =alai (laksla- 1 I34.78 3.10-78

Assistairnatiranan lOuldemia Means), Naminal Istasei. calcatte. De- 248

158- Linter Scientific °fame Department of Defence Production, Threctiorate General oily-Mention. IN• 6717ffil2h° • "

1

”g. Senior Scientific Officer Grade L Amonevileal Developmeol Establishment, Emagoken. Research and Development Organisation. Its 1100-4600 .

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104.711

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1740.78 174049

24-1048

Head of Doesion /Training), National Institute of Social Delmore Depart-

man, or social welfate. Us. I 300_ 700 .

Anthropologist (Plwskal—Authroology ilvision), Anthropological Sutney

of laths. nepartineut of Culture. as. 700-I 300 - .

OS Lecturer, Urdu Teachiag and R.C3carttl Centre. Saproon, SOD (Himachal Pradesh), Centml bismuth of laden Languages DePartilletil or Educe-

179. Director, Motional GM tow for the ' Orthopaedically Haridieapped. tom

Roughly. Cake to. Department of Octal Wellare. Rs. 21100_7430 -

In: Reueucb AS5i312.01 OMONIRD/PaychOlom) in the Bureau for promotion

. ENERS34

FM. Der Director (Chemical), Central Electricity Anthodty. Oepartusenl

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179. Assist4n1 Director/Assitiant Executive Engineer. Department of Power,

s 18R Resistant DircetorlAssistant Executive Engineer (95141.1c4). Central Illechie

EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Not yet

1•1

182. Resigned to Tribhumn University). Rs. 700-1103 or pay . Mie-lible in the parent I intillitiOnIUMVerSity plus foreign allowance

181. Reader in Statistics. Triblinvaa University. Kathmandu. Nepal. (Existing

Reader in Silviculture (Under Indian Cooperation Mission. Kallunautlu to bc in the My Scale ad- 15-50-55

n.6-55

le3 Works Mammy India Security Doss, N Economic Vohs Rs. 730-1300 .

134. Economic Adviser. Depanment of ReenOMICAlthirs. Rs.2500-3000 .

IR& Deputy Chief Engineer, Inda Security P N Is R I,

20-2-78

55-10-n ass. Department of

E[OttOrdiC Maly. Rs. 1100-1600 . . 1 14-7-73 OR Artist Engraver. ScearitY RePcir MIII HoshanNbed (Madhya ?radicals), De.

1 314-78 187 Appraiser in various disciplines in the Customs Dap/MINN- Depanment of

1411478 188. Assistant Equimer Halemical). Government Opium and Altin id Works

undertaking, Department of Revercio. Rs 700-1314 . . 1 30.10-78 Ha Assistant Engineer (Mechanical). Government Opium tind Alkaloid Works

Undertaking, Department ofRevenue. Re 700-1300 . . . 1 1.50 Chcmicri Engineer, Government Opium and Alkaloid Works Undertaking,

sr Isn p 70(1_I Ins 2 23.11-78

HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

pg L General Mity Officer. Grade II of the Central Health Solo Rs. 350-990

192 Lecturer In Venereal Diseases and Dermatology. Department of Ilkihh. Specialersi Grade E of Central Bealib Service Rs. 1100-1800 . 9-3-76

185 Genster in orthopaedic Surgery, Departmem-ef -Health Soccahmi Grade II 1 243-76

12-12-73

1473

313-79

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29-146 Not yet

44046 Not yet

17-625 Not yet

1-626 Not yet

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15-3-77

30-927

22747

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1340-70

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4 5

Maurer in Physiolofr. Department of Health, Spectsfras Grade II of

bactuser in Mwlicine, Specialist? Grade II of Gentral Health Service. De-

2

I95. Oder MMical Officer, Dandakaranya Davdopment AuthorIty.Dcpartro.ent -of

Health, Specialists) Grade II of Central Health Senfre. 148.1100 —1800

. 1

192 Staniar Medical Officer, Animate% Pradesh Adminstradon and Assam Rifler, 3

193. Msocinte Professor of Pio-chemistry and Nutrition, All India Institute of

Hygiene and Public Health, (Dhaka. Directorate General' orHealthServices

Assistant Rio-Ghemist, Dr. Ram Manohaa Luhia Hospital, New Delhi.

Directorate General of Health Saviour, Department of llehlth. Ed 550-900 1

Areistasit Director (MicrobioloG). National Institute of Cominunierible

Diseases. Darla Department of SMUG Specialiste Grade 11 of Centra

l

Health Service RshltXl-1500

Assistant Professor of Midwifery Numbs. All India Mahal° of Hygiene wad Futile Health CM:attn. Department of Health. Its. 1190-1600

1

102 Research Officer (Biowhernisur National Institute of.Communhable Ohm 1

see, Delhi Dcpartlttaat or

203. Medina] Superintendent and Senior Psychiatrist- Hospital for Mental Diseases.

Shahan, Delhi Department of Health. R.s. 1800-2250 . • 1

20C Assistant Director (Medical). National IratiMe of Gonimnrifeable Diseases, Dopvinaeot of Health, Specialists' Grade II of)

Moo-al Health Service. 21628

A sor in Home minder Institute of Post-Graduate Medical alnatiqn and Resomfr Pondicherry, Pinselorale General of Healtfrgerafres, Department of Health. Re. /300-1700 . . .

20. liectimst ha Pharmacology. Ildyllanlinge Medical C011eKand MU &Gisela ICIpilmani fral Hospital. Now Delhi, DiI{taithsrrvime. Es rect of Health,

Spediall ts, Grade II

207, Imam. in Microbiology. Lady Gardinge Medical College and Sint Sucfrefa !Canal Hospital. New Deihl, Department of Hhealt Specialists Grade II

108. Technical Officer (Medical Stores Organisation), Directorate General of

209 Lect Ea N d Throat, Javraharlal Institute of Post-Graduals Medical Education and Itcrearch, Pondicherry. Department of Health, Specialists' Grade II of MinkelHealth Sw AAA Es. 1100-4200 . Junior Pathologist. Jawaharlal Institute of Post-Graduate Medical Education and Research. Pondicherry. Department of Health, Omani Duty Offlar

212. lecirtrer in Psycho/Hy. Raj Kumasi Arndt Kau-4 College of Nursing. New Delhi, Directorate General of Health Scrsices. Rs. 650-960 .

212 Senior Research Officer (algurnacology) lawatharlial Instlflw of ?gad Graduate Medical Education and Research. Pondicherry, Rs. 650-1200 .

214. AssMant Entomologist, Directorate of National Malaria Eradication Pro. gramme. Directorate General elHealth Services Ren 700-1300 . .

215—frouslimiad (Nuhltion) Dinwtorate General of Health Service!. Rs. 55/910

216. Assistant Engineer (Public Health), All India Inatitutc of Frylkneand Public Health, Cantle. Department or Health. Rs 650-1200 . . .

10.7.77 19-6-78

1 13-6-77 10-3-7

1 18-4-711

194.77

1 54-78 18.12-78

1-9-77 27-4-78

1 13-10-78

1 12-5-78 6-12-78

12.949 Not ye

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1

Grader, Cent-al Health Sent. Es. I100-1600 . . . .

Refrigeration frigHeer. B.C.O. Vaccine Laboratory. OningE, Madras.

3-1-78 164-4

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217. Lecturer in Medicine, lAwilana And Medical College. New DON, 1)4part- mewl of Health. Specialists' Grade 11 of Central Health Service. -

I 264.78

113, Depot Manager Medical Stores Organisation, Director Genera or Health

1 4-10-78 Not gel

Technical Officer. Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation, Directorate

I E1048 Not yet

Deputy Dinewer (School Health Education), Ceram) Health Education Efficau,Direcromm Gerona of Health &wises. Rs. 1500-1800 . . I 81-78

221 MO i A a Pod logy Ma Jana And Medical Collet; New Delhi. Departnient ofElealth, Specialists Grade II of Central Health Service. I 14-7-78 21-I MS g

212. Nettainary °Piece, Canna Remarch Institute, Kasauli. Directorate 1

123. Deputy Dtredo (Administration). Jawaharlal Institute of Pect-Grailualt Medital Ethication and Research. Pondicherry, Department of Health.

Inn= in Chemin,. Rilikarnact Arndt Pao College of Nursing, New

Deihl. Directorate Nand of Health Scillies& IN 650-1200 . .

HOME AFFAIRS

Technical Officer (Pholoffiliseffinline). Rs. 700-130a . . • 1

226;Director Grade I. Indio Statistical Service. Denanment of Personnel and

7-12-77 5-5,98

201-79

Not yet

24-5 M

hi briar the. Organisation of - Directorate Ceuta], Unwind esscs Welfare and the Office of the Commissioner for Schedffied Castes

229. Professor in Indian History 133111 alit-1NC flahader 5hastri Nallsmal A mealy of Administratiou, Mwmorle, Department of Personnel and - Administrative Reforms. Rs. 1501-2001 . . . 1

INDUSTRY

Assistant Director Grad 1 (nlectonics). Small Indotrios Devciopment Organisation. Dammam tof ladustnal Development. Rs. 700-1300 .

Assistant Director Grade I .(ludusinal Management and Taming). Small Industry DevelopMent Orgainsatton. Department of Industwal Deflations&

1 139. Deputy Dunne Mennen Sent tudifines DevelOprinit Organnition,

Department of IndustualDeolonment. Re. 1100-1600 . . .

235. Deputy Director (Gless/Ceramlle) in the Small industries. Denslopincni Organization, Isictrunent of Industrial Develonm

2 216. Assistant Infor On& Patent Office Department of Industrial Dew.

297. Ennllner of Patents and Designs, Patent Office. Department Indietrial

8 Stiperintendent &Self (Department (non Sis 650-1200 - •

20-10-95 Not yet

20-917% 25-10-78. Net yet 3040-78 Not yen

284-M Not yet

15.10-78

27-12-77 1110-78 27-12-77 19-6.711

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15-9-78 15-678

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19.10-76

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114-78

8-1248

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33-718

9-1178 641-78 264673

19-1-78 274148 23.6-78

259. Deputy Director Cffieclioniffil). Stroll Industries Pevdeptffint Organisation, Depute:mato( IndustriffiDeollopment. Rs. 1103-1600 - . - •

210. Deputy Dimelor (Ommical), Small Grimily Development Omaniffition• Departmcut of IndestrlalDeedoPment Rs. 1100 -1000 . . .

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241. Assistant Registrar of Trade Marks, Trade Marks Registry, Niemen... t of

292- Assistant Industrial Ihroimer, Small Industry Development Oreenbation, De- Parent of Indurtrial Dew:Bomar T(- fl-10 . • - •

- 241. Assistant Dheetor fthelde 0 (Blectrical4vSmall Industry Development Offit

. ENVORMATION MOD BROADCASTING

2614' 1444s DePattnent TV Desizo TV Tininint Centre of the Alma and of TN. Institute of India Re 1100-1400(Powested) . . • .

Newsreel Officer le tnelothosliffialsion. Its. 814-1200 • • • •

Programme Brecutire• All India Raclin, Direetarata (tenant, All India Radio.

DIDOOratt Gement' die Assistant Station Iffirretrer.

248 Deputy Director, 'Films Dtvisiona Rs 700-1300 . 249 Station Director Mohoam Grade). All le Ma Rffilo Rs

250 Dimeter, I- eflisialon. Rs 1100-1600 9

19-10-77 10-10.77

26-5-71 6-5-78

Not yet

LABOUR

251. Assistant fl—tor f2,4 safety, Directorate Goierel of Minas Safety; Dbanbad. Ro.840-12001 1mdlls. 650-12/20 134-70 Not yet 1 62-77 Nor yet

1 10-2-77 23.10-78 Itegienal Director Grade PI/Deputy Regional Dhertorffissistmit Insurance Commissioner/Deputy Actinbeistrative Officer, Emplffimsi Stale Impose

I Not yet Deputy Director of Mines Safety (Mining). Directorate General Of Mines Safety, Dlusobad. Rs. 1200-1700 9 • 9 • • • I

._ 1 21-11-477; Not yet z _ I 2611.77 6-10-78

1 4-10-78

_ 1 4-10-78

1 28-11-77 in_is Direeterig alpioyeee

28-2-78 Not yet

22-2-78 13-2.79 27-2-78

251 Assistant Labom Commissioner ((Dotal), Chief Labour Commissiozite's 1 18-547 Not yet 253. Senior Investigator/Planning Areistant, Directorate General of Employment

Assistant ACCOUnts ger Grade 1/Section officer/pastas Rs. 650-1200 le Insurance Corporation. New Della

. . . . . . . . 1

Welfare Administrator in the various MicRa Welfare Organisation& . . . . 1

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253. or Dock Safety). Dei ofFactry AdvicaServce and Inspector Rs. 7—U( I 1E0:24.7188. N24.4. is y7c8t

I 151147 18.4-73 . I

259. Assistant Director of TratolVice-Prinelpal, Central Training institute for

Instructora Directorate General of Emplayinent and Wishing. Rs 1130-1603 1 264-78 1

1{16-5.7273 17-1-19

- 1 13-10-78

Assistant Proydrat Fmul Commit:Iona (Urania 1), Employee's Proadmt 1 1.54-76 12-12-78 15.5-78 19.10-73 1

I

Psychologist Vocational RetwbilitatIon Centro for Physically Ilmadcappod, Direalorate General of Employment and Deming. Its. 650-1200 .

27-6-M . 1

262 Medical Officer, Annan Riga. Arunachal Dacha Adman-striation Omani- 1 27-9-78 Not yet

ReSeadh DIMer WhYsWIDDI. Directorate General of Factory Adobe Service I 5-10-78 Not yet

Productivity Officer (Engincisting), Directorate General of Rectory Adycce Service and Labouslostautes, Bombay. Its. 700-1300 . • . . 1 25-10-78 Not yet

266. Timing Oflicea, Directorate General of Factory Advice Service and halsoar 641-7 Not yet I

266 Rehabilitation Oaker, Vocational Rehabilitation f PhysleallY Handicappcd.DuColonce Gnawed of Pamloyment and "Minim Rs. 650-1203 I 15-3-70

267- Rewards Meer (Engineenns), Directorate moral of rectory Advise Ser- viceandLallowlnIthices,Poitibays Rs. 706-1301) . . , . 194-78 764-76

LA PISTICE AND COMPANY AFFAIRS

MO. Senior Technical tment 910:111Pady AMID. Its. 550-900

Not yet

PLANNING

270. Superintendent Mold Operations Ditivion. National Samplc SurYM argaul-

Whoa. Depardnent of Statistic}, Its;. 550-900. . . . 30-17-T7 17-10.711 1 30.1247 144-78 1 30-12.D 27-748

271, Research Assistant (Project Appraisal Dorisionlo Planning Comnission.

Managalirent Analyst. Smutting Owirnission. R14103-1603 . . . 1 29473

senior Research 0Mecr, Dolan Appraisal Division, Rs. 1100-1600 . . 1 22-3.78 27-7-78

RAILWAYS

Addslant Medical MSc= in the Medical Deportment or Indian Railways 9 111 -74 NM yet

Assistant Medical Officer- Indian Railvalys (Railway Iloand7 Rs. 650- 1200 . 3 26.5-75 —Not yet 42 11.10-75 Not yet

Nor yet

Divisional Medical Officer/Senior Medical — 011Iccr. Rally:6Y Board. 20.7-77 27-1-79

20- -77 2-5-78 3 Not

1 Pr !MON* 0 Doer. Indian Railweya UPOWay Bottn3DVDDI777001 1 21-7-79

"Eng

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5 1 2 4

I 25-7-7 8 16-3.79 273. Comm and Sactallargist. Ra.1102-1800 . . . • .

279. laffiturer In Mechanical Engineering. Railway IWade of Mechnffical anti 114-78 .20-10-73 Electrical Engoeming,321ualpur. Rs. 701-1300 . . . • • I

3 244-78

'Diem Railway Insignia of Mechanical

0-1-72

288 Lecturer 91 Eleerrical Ensineering. and Electrical EARneering. Donlon-. Rs. 700-1100 . . . . I 14448

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

OfficorSuniegor, Novey of Indio_ RI 650-1200 82 2040-75 Not yet

Senior Environmental Analyst (Mining). Rs. I100-16W . 2-12-77 MN sffit

Research Offictr• NatIonal Atlas Organisation, Calcutta. RS. 700-1300 . 15-947 5-5-13 15-9-77 24-970 15.9-77 20-1-78

5.9-77 6-4-78

285 Techoical Officer, National Atlas Organisltion. R. 700-1300. 11.8.71 17-2-73

286. Director (New Energy Sourees), Special Programme 449/1109. 03 1 304477

287 Instrument Teelunologist Survey Minas. RS 1500-11100 1 25-2-78 18-10-78

283. Production Technologist, Survey candle. WA/CO-1600 • 1 30-9-77 4-5-7S

SystemalicHotanist. Botanical Survey or tndia. Rs•100-1300 • - 1

21-6-78' 12-12-78 20-10-78 294-78

7.90. botanists Eastern Circle. Botanical Survey of India. P4650-1200 . 1

298 DIrecior (Environmental Coordination). R4.2200-2500 . .

292. Deputy Superintenclin0 Surveyor. Survey of India. Rs. 703-1300 . • 1/ 16-1148 Not yet

s 'Stogie!. Tonto India Its. 650_1204

Specialist (Resticidc). Ils. 1100-1700 30-11 78 Not yet

SHIPPING AND TRANSPORT

Medical Officer Grade IF. Border Roads DetrIopmebt Boatel. Its. 700-1300 104-74 Not yet 26-10.77 NM yet 18-1047 3-10-78 2040-77 -878 2640-77 20-7.78 2641177 3-7.73 26-1047 74648

Junior Naval Architect, Mercantile Marine Department, Directorate General 30-1-78 Not yet

Not yet

Nautical Surveyor, Directorate amend of Shippffig. 130111WY. PM 1200-1800 • . . . . . . • . 1111-78 Not yet

173.78 Not yet

293. Medical Officer Grade 1 In the General Reserve EntirktOT ForM,Border 6.478 Not yet Rffird.TINVelopowtbosr4 Rs 1100-1600 . .

Radio Inspector, Mercantile Marine Department, Directorate General of 1 264248.

Assad-am Engineer (0•91). Office of- the aid Engineer and Administrator. LakihadIVCCP Derbbir Donn. 81.1 359-129° 10 34-78 641-78

29-1-78 Not yet 2 29-4-7S 17-1-79 2 29-4-79 26-9-78

15-9-18

ND. Assistant Controller of Mines. Indian Bureau of Mince, Deparment of . . .

15-676

2E11-77 E6-78

506 Assistant Coat ALCOI.MIO Oftlecr, Ceologiral Sunicy of India, Department of 1

307. Assistant Om Doming DONN Indian Dureau of Minus, Demnment or . . 1

309 31 maser (for the Map Pouting Pica of no Scut °MAI Sur to of Indy),

_ 5 1

STEEL AND MINES

Geophysicist (Dolor) Lionimentatiors Geological Survey of Enna, Deport-

Translator. Geological Survey of India. Rs. 660-960

Glemist (Junior). GooloEcal Sursog of India. DtpaIlliKni Of Mil:W{-

3114. DcpulzoGontroller M Mites. halm °Beau of Mines, Dcpantucnt Of Mines. . . . .

Se t affeau Of Miaei. Depaf Intent Of Mime. 2-24.8

Se0507 AdMinOOP Li c Offroo. ecological Survey of India. Deptirtment of

SUPPLY AND REIIABILIPATION

Scientific Officer (Electrical). National Trot RADA Calcutta, Department of

1

13-12.76

la Assistant Dhcc±Dr (OIssliesi), National Test Rouse. Calcutta. RA700-1360 r '9448

ASO[Stallt DiOCCIOI Of I f•SpectiOnifrOPOCOLOO Offmer COngineedng). DireCtOlatt 1 23-10-7Z Omen] of Supplies and thsposab. Deptinlment of Supply. Ks. 7D0-1300

Assistant Director of InemetionEnspocing Officer (EngLneering), Oliveto. rateDeoetal supptiesand Disposals Department of Supply. Rs. 700—I300 22.3-76

ea 21. Assistant Director of InspectiootIospectiog °Mos (Ermincering). Directo- rate General of Supplies and Disposals. Re. 706-1300 . .

TOURISM AND CIVIL AVIATION

- 31E ASS[Slaill DireCtOrNanagrOCOLIri91 Promotioa Officer, Department of 1 214-76 2E6_58

317 AG t t M tic olthd,ln4i Meteorological Dm t OGG f

318. Assistant Meteorologist for Nautical Almanac Unit, Gentile, India Memo- 1 27-10-77 21-1045

MY Somas TechnicaLLSEastanEl.Neranaulici). 131rectorate General of Civil 15.78 NOT yet

320 Air Safety Officer (Engineering). Office ofjh6uThrcctor General of Clvd . . . 1 301.0-78 Not yet

2 3-1-76

11.4-7S

25-11E74 27-6-78

18-3-79 17-1-71 ea

11-2,75

1

15-9-77 28.478

15-2-73 26--72

5-k77 26--73

340 f_get irss II En ss Culass. or LagtilfIll.-Delh . .

1 3 4 5

WORKS AND HOUSING

Mahal Public Work7 Myatt/It pa. 1100-16DO 15-9-77 16-6-78

caitral FuL1icWorks Department. Ss. 700-1800. . 4-7-73 18-9-18

14-12-73 15-3-79 12-7.78

Assistant To and Country PlallOCr. TOM and Country Planning Organ'- anlion. 1a 700-1300. . . . • . . 25.10-18 Not yet

Junior Technical Officer. National Building Organleation. Rs. E0-900 1 45-78 21-9-78

Associate Town and Count Basun- Tssrea and Omit Plannisst Orga- 1 25-478 149-73

1 22-6-78 3040-78

ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION

Iffithar PRIM Department, Cider Corn- . One Fire Officer, A Miran and

CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION

AS3istirna Profesior in Electronics and Ethical Commutation Engineer-it, Punjab Effichreeting Colt; Chandigarh, Rh 430-1192 ffiressmsedb, 1 1140-77 Not 5sst

Assistant Etter 33511), Metering Dcpartmdat, Chandigarh

— 1 1 3-478 Not yet

nunecr (P41455 Health); Engineering Department, !Mandl- . .

9 " 9 9 ' DELIII ADMINISTRATION

Matron, Hospital IOC Mental Diseases, Shahadara, Delhi_ Rs.650-1200 .

2. principal (Male). Government With Socondary Stools, Delhi.

331. MOIRA in Mechanical Engineering 110”. Poffirechnid. Directorate of Technical Admission, Delhi. En 701-1300

. . . 336. Head of Department (Automobile Engineering) Dirtssorate of Technical

37 Head f Department (Architecture), Directorate of Tehnleall Education.

3313 Agagragt Engineer (civil), Migration_ and—Flood—Control Wing, Delhi_ lb Wi—I 200

Not yet

1 18-1246 Not yet

1 21-5A7

2 12-1-78 Not yet

1 411-77 27-9-73

1 21-10-78

28-643 Not yet

6.10-7s

protarnmer, Electrical Engineering Department, Delhi College of Engineer-

Assistant Adssinsstratlye Officer (Accounts), Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi, R 650-960

2 3 A 5

392. Drugs Inspector, Dirretoralc of Health Serer. Delhi. Rs 650-1200 26-7-73

303. Lecturer in pharmacy Omega] Unmoor and Phoroaouutleal Chantal-3A Directorate of Technical liclusalion, Deihl. Rs. 703-1300 . . Not yet

1_1611116 Director (Manning> Rs. 1150-1600 I 12-1-70

Lotus-et in OA ®61111166116, Public Health Enginocring, Deihl College of

306. PosirLcciftluftsmigoeftlitsszcit. bast petectoorf CiiimInutniguiggirlvtriaticatinisoull

28.00-73 Not yet

Deihl College of &RAIN'ing /16- 700-16® - RATIN% Not yet 347. Lecturer in Civil Engineering,

3487 Assistant Director (Statistics). Rs. 700—I300 I 447h 7 12-73

LAKSHADWEHR ADMINISTRATION

349. Information Ottieur. PA.630-1200

GOVERUMENT OF PONDICHERRY

350. Assistant &CNN, Dearth and Family Planning Depultnern. Rs 650-1200 2 30-10-76 Not yet 4 17-I-77 Nor yet

MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF DE1111

351. General]] y deal 0

Gt. gEett n _Hcopi

I 71-16 Ot yet

353. PublicRobisonOffices Delhi PINOT Supply Undertat tog Rs. 400--1600. 1 12-4.77 Not yet ' I Not Yet

355 thoracic Surgeontland Surgeon (General) Rs 1100-1800 I • 29-3-77 I 27-4-78

356. Junior Bacteriologist Rs 700-1306 I I 329431 "g!8.!.1 3 154-73 Not yet

APPENDIX /WA

Wide paragraph 270.01

Statement thorn AlontrerDelnallnentrettmak op of vacrim retard.- Sahmteded CariantScheataled Inetes and the number f Schaillefrd CaFte4Selreduled Tres Offihms rammer& moms Mane *mamas by thE Delmar neat

Pramenan Carnmiller7 timmg 1978-79 •

Name No. of officers recommasded Remarks

Scheduled Scheduled Total Scheduled Scheduled Total Caster Lebo Cart Tribes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9

9

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND fRitIGAITON

3. Aasistanefrochnical Adviser/ 2 .. 2 2

2 Food and Nutrition Ewa-

- Mon ffiffiffic. Dfficastment of F—

L Deputy Senior Marketing 3 4 2 Officer. Directorate of Mar-ken's Inspection. DeliaTi-mcnt of Rural Devilopmeat

WNIbFRV OF COMMUNICATIONS

3. Poi Master. Group A No Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes Officer was in consideration acne

Assistant Director. Tele-communication . Remold Centre, Directooffit General of Postrand Telegraphs

Deputy Engineerffifficharke. Overseas Communication Service

1 2

2

Traffic Manager, Ozeffied Communication Seniee

Engineer. Wireless Planning 2 and Coordination Wing and Monitorhig Organisation

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE h. Senior Barrack Stores OfE. 2 2 5 • • Per. Military Engineers Service

No other Scheduled Cases I Schedule/I Tribes Officer was in consideration

No Scheduled Casio/ Scheduled Tribes

cent wilco zone. No Scheduled Cas-

tes/Scheduled Tri-Ms Officer was in consideration

I No ether Scheduled Castofficheduled Tribes Officer Ras In consideration

sari Cas-tesfficheffirled Tri-bes Officer was in consideration

10. Lecturer, Corps &Signal II. CigiOan Star Officer (Ord-

panes), Army Ordnance Carps

2 2 I No SthezWed

ta Officer was in consideration zone.

9 3 4 5 6 7

No Schmtuled Cas. tesTaeduled Tri-bes Oftled wns In co nsideralion

— M2. Senior Acton-Ms QV= RC;Carth and DtVCIOPTGEta OrtIonisation

No Scheduled Car-ta/Scheduled Th-ins DIEW was

connidendion

17. principal CHI Itydromaphic 1 OrlIcer, Indian Navy

Ovilien Stan 011ken Army 13 21 Tided Quaners

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SOCIAL WELFARS AND CULTURE IS. Deputy Supeduending 1 l. 1 2

Arthaeolottical Engineer. Archaeological Survey of India

•

17

MINION? OF FINANCE

12 Assistant COdroller of Cus- RI 15 Wins and COntralEICLW

IL Superintendent of PO110E, Central Bureau of Invesdp-don

19. Grade I of the Central Sec- it Wariat Service, Department of Personnel and Adminis-trative Refoons

MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS

1 1 2 No Szbeduled TA- NS officer was

27

No Scheduled Can- teriScheddIN M-ims Offirer wits in consideration zone.

Grade IV of the Regiciml 2 - and Accounts Bawl+ f the

Central Company Law Service

Mm is FRY OF LAW. JUSTICE AND COMPANY AFFAIRS

tax Appellate Tribunal, De-partment of Legal Affairs .

Iccooc .. 1 No Scheduled Cas- tedSchedulcd

Nanette.

5 i Only one Scheduled Castes Officer wet eligible-

No Scheduled Cm-lesiScheduled Tri-bes Olnairs were

1.11NLITRY OF RAILWAYS

Substanhve promotion to 2 OMUP A nos (lunior SWIG in SWIMS I.)p dment

1 No Scheduled Com twpachedued Ns Officer was available

23 SubsfaiRive rtswodinnto Group A post Outdor Scale) of the CYR Enfineenng DOPatinlent

A

Service GO

INISTRY OF XX

60 cl 1 ridi F 2 1 No other Scheduled CallestScbcd tiled Tribes. Orneers were available.

3 4 5 6 7 a 9

24 Substantive promotion to 7 6 K I I Grouts A frost (Junior swift( of Traffic Ilvasportation and Commercial Department

29. Substantive promotion w I I -

Group A post (Junior soak) of Electrical Engineering De-penmen t

Substantive promotioo to I Group A post (Junior scale) of A mounts Department Substantive promotion to

Group A past (Junior Seale) 9 4

of the Signal and Tek-Cp-mmunkation Department

2S. Substantive worm-lion to 2 2 Group A post in the 0.51 Engineering Depairtment

Castaffieheduled

were available.

No SehedMed FastesiSWethiled Tribes Officer was available.

Do

MINISTRY OF STEEL AND MINES

Geaphysidst (Junior). Geo- I I 2 2 logical Sarvey of India. De- partment of Mines

2 No Scheduled Tri- bes Officer was

MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND MIL AVMTION

Technical Officer 2

availabk.

MINISTRY OF WORKS AND HOUSING

Assistant. Town and Country 1

No Scheduled Caw . A/annex tes Officer was

avsj labia.

DELHI ADMINISTRATION

32- Workshop Superintendent, Direclorate of Technical Education

Training and Placement Officer, Directorate of Tcch- I 1 1 Weal Education

EMPLOYEES STATE INSURANCE CORPORATION

Regional Director. Greenly 2 3 Deputy Regional Director/ Doputy AdnuMstrative Offi-cer/Accounts Officer

3 2 M ger Grad I/Sent Officer

3 No Scheduled TN bes Officer was in consideration

I No other Schedu- led Canes/Setae-

wrs were to con-sideration 70EZ.

TOTAL 112 63 375 36

(2 Raffia) 31-10-77

5-1143 2

1-12-74 16-la-US

1 2040.75

1

1 Not knovm

4 21-444 19448

12-10-66

10-4-7g

19-4-78

17178

APPENDIX XV.P

Vide parapaph 17001

artmental COMMIlteR? reg *Lived

Statement fenget is iAlch reef

Nome of the NO. of Date from No. Ministry/Department \tame- which yaamey

We

was available A: Wing filled substardisely

Date on which Date of officer =town& enropffied Pal MI of probate&

2 3 4 5

I. Research Officer, Forest Ministry of Agriculture Research Institute ge Col- and Rogation. Depart- lege. atm Dun MEM Of Agriculture

Senior Technical Officer (Engineering), Notional Swat Institute (Food)

DlenclOr, Central Ground Water ENO Deputy Manager, Delhi Milk SON=

X Anlatffit .fficecaliae End- -do- con; Central Ground Walcr 13oard

1 15-10-64

19-9-73

2 1-12-73 1-2-76

124-72

5-7.9 16-2-79

10-10-72

nhtration , Ditectorate of Extension

7. marketing Officir (Grade mrodorate of markt.,

tinglaseection AssistanCMarketing Officer

- (Grade rah Directorate of M NI dl per lion

Joint Director (Farm lox formation), Directonate of Extension

Deputy Senior Marketing Officer

lion II_ Joint Director Warne In- Ministry of Agriculture it

formation). Directorate of 'AIWA. 10E, Deparitnelat Earcrision of Acanthus°

12. Plant Protection Adviser, Direetorate of Plant Pro-tection Quantal's* Storage, Earidahad

13. Assistant Marketing Officer Ministry of Agriculture & (Orade 11), Directorate of Irrigation, Department Marketing and Inspection of Thu& Development

DeP tY eat D I p- D.0 Wray Rikg Aultuce-&— 2 float Directorate or Colton Irrigation Department

Development, Bombast cif ANICulture

IS. Assistant Commissioner. 1 Organic Manures,

Mlnistry of Agriculture .9 111ffiatIon. Departmait of Agriculture

Ministry of Agriculture & Inigation, Department of Marketing & hope&

18-3-77

Not known

4 5

16_ Junior Scientffic Offictin Directorate of Marketing and Inspection

17. Executive Engineer, Central Ground Water Hoard

IS. Soil COFtlereatien Officer (Aerial Photo Interpre-tation). All India Soil Land use Survey Organi-sation

19 Lea Amin It px tension Method. EXtmsion Education institute Nllokheri

20. Deputy Senior Marketing Officer (Grade Mb DMA-Loreto of Marketing &

a Director (Oil Seerin), Di-rectorate of Oil Seeds De yelopinent, Hyderabad

22. Technical Officer, Mean-rate of Sugar

23_ CA f Ch ist, Directorate of Marketing & Faspection

mininify-or AgrieMtuta & 1 Irrigation. DapatiMr.ilt of Agriculture

Minatry of Agdculture & Irrigation, Denouement of Stoat Development

Ministry of Agriculture & I 'Eaton. DepartMent of Agriculture

Ministry of Agriculture & Itriga6On.Department of Food

Ministry Of Atinicutnire & Irrigation, DePartIlltilt of Rural Development

1-23.713

10-10-72

2A4-72 15-7-76 10-8.713

Not known I4-L77

1

1 1041-72 23-3-75 August 78

2 5A-74 1-12-74

14-67 16-5-76

Senior Marketing Office (Grade 1114 Directorate 0 Mariceirlp &Inspection Balms on de Publicity Oa Ministry of Agdculture tar. Directorate of Sugar- Treigation, Department cane Development of Agriculture

21.3-77

/Assistant Executive Magi- neer, Central Ground Water

3 12-4-65 16-9-66 24-9-78

Board 10-10-72 5-6-63

Research Investigator (Oradell Export Promo- tion

2 22-9-76 26-5.71 8-3-72

odzberns

RegiOtIni HOMeECOnOraiLt. 23-12-77 77-1242 2340-78 DifeCtOtate of Extension 0) NeCrotery (Central -do- 214-75 2342-74 3-5-78 Insecticides Hoard). Plant Protection. Q1.1arailliVO mod Storesc

Deputy DIMMOr (Plant 1 15-L76 DiSeaS09, Plant ProtectIon, glatilltlY0 and StOraCe

50. editor, Directorate of Dr-tension

1 23-12-77 293-70 22-10-78

Director. Central W t Wormy of Agra-allure and 1 148-78 Commission 11148arffin, Department

of Irrigation Assistant Directotiffiessa so tent Executive Engineer- from

(CJAI and Mechanical) 1540-65 to

20-546 to

31 -71 27-4-78

Mtry of Chemicals and Dm Mem

Department or Commarce

-do-

10-3-70

-do- 3 12-9-76

38: Junior Administrative M]n [am of Ctimmunica- 53 Grade Telegraph tieffin.cc- 13°115

39 Member

Ministry of Gommumcalions. Posts and Teffignsphs BOard

Ranging Iron

32-6-74 TO

Rangine from

to 1-12-77

1-10-75

36. JuniorAdministrative Goole Indian Postal Ser- vice

34 Senior Admiolatmtive Grade (Level 10

-Ministry of Conimunica- 5 fions, Posts & Telegraphs Depariment

31-ffistry of Communion. 16 ions. Posts & Telegraplis

Board

1 2

33. •Senior Iffiffict Officer

34 Suitor Analyst

35 01 D mat) 'Gamma! of Trade Marla. Patentio Designs 6. Trade

(10 Assmant Rffistrac of Trade Marks

311-9-D

264-71

(4 officers) leniffing

from 7-2-72

to 10 12-75

Ranging rrntn

3940-74

22-7-76

22-1-76 30-11-76

19-4713

19-5-78

Military Miolatry el-Defence 1

14046 19-12-77 19-1241

1-977.

1-6.74 2-4-75

2741-78 40. Mamba

41 chef Engineer,. Facineenng sorra. Civilian Staff Officer -do- baling Ranging (Ordnance) from from

1-4-71 to to

16-11-76

Chid Arelffient. Military 1 3-9-75 Engineering Santo

44 Seri N !Store Officer. -do- I_.74 21-11-is Indian NavY

45.. Senior Reararffi Officer, 26473 Joint Chan" Bticean

DCPUI7 MrWt° of Han Peinonncl. Nave] Dockyard, Indian

47- DiteCtar of Navy

Armament 28-247 Supply, Ind tam Navy

43. Principal, National Doff rim Academy. Kharakvasla

49. Deputy Architect, Military ffn- 14-69 Engineering Service 1-4-70

1-4-71 13-4-71 9-11-70

7-5.71 24-8-71 17-3-69 19-8-71

4

50 Statistical Investimoor Type A

51. Workshop Supecintende4 Denim Grade)* COI r Eteetrical md Mocbsoloal Engineers

51 Lecturer in School of Foreign Louguages

2

10

53. Workshop Superintendent -do-

Cptho of 9tretrical & • Ma-anion] Engineer

50 Superintending Acetonic.. IlepartMcnt olCulture gist. Archaw1084111 Wryer of Indm

60. Deputy Mint Master. India Government Mint Bombay

61. Appraiser. Madras Custom House

Ministry of &boom Be- I parbnent of Economic Affairs

Ministry of Draw& Dc- 25 partment of Revalue

64 Production MoithSCE

-do-

-do-

1-11-76

104-76

31-10-77

3-6-71

61. Deputy Assistant Director General (Medical store)

65. oilier vocational cub

55 Scientific Offices (Engi- Deintrtment of eiltgation 2 needng). Central Hindi DI ...morale Assistant Education Officer 5 (correspondence)

Senior Administrative Miriletty of Finance (D9- 2 Grado (Level 1) of Indian martinet fEis CiVO Accounts Strvice two)

2-9-76

284-73 012-71 4-5-74 1-1-77 1-1-77

10-605 16-1248 18-3-71

10.

Raving le0IP

to

RaUdial3 from

lo 6-1-74

4-9-75

16-9-72 (4 offiart)

284-78 20-6-75 201-79

co -..- 58. Senior Administrative

Grade (Level 11). Office of the Contxo]i •Ccnersi of Defence Accounts

iso so. Appoirtser, Custom. House. Ministry of Finance. Dc-. ttrIcuna

partment °Dittman,

62. Appraiser. Bombay Custom House

Mioisny of Health and Fa ly Weir ment of Health

27-6-73 6-12-75

Uom November 61 • IQ April 75

Ranging from

rettnaty SS to

December 75

12-2-76

Ranting DOM December 61

to MY 79

Ranting on May 53 to

Aprons

12-2-75 1244 .

16-1-79 •-4

16 Notknown

Reba ilhation4lonitraY

1 4 5 7

66- Tialbon Oliver (Haelaitelt- led Regional Sales Oilier)

611 Tutor Dietician- MI India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health. Calcutta

66- Deputy Catholics

69. Homoeopathic Physician. Central Goyararceut Health

11408w9 of Thai° Ana Famity Welfare, 1J...ri- me/It of tIcala

do

-do-

2

1

4 6 73

5-9-76

9-2-T7

1540-72 11-12-74

•

49.76

22 517

23-72 17 5-73 115-73

3118

18-P78

Scheme

70. Child Pocitatogist. Jawaharlal Institute of Post-Graduatc Maatical Education and Rescardh

it Research A c I, Phar- maceutical ' Chemistry, Central DOR Laboratory. Calcutta

Biochemist (Group A). Centtal DrUgS 131301-abOty. Calcutta

- 73. ASSthtailt Drugl Ciantraikr MialiStly of lIcalth and I (HMO. Diraetotatc. Genes Parody Welfare ral of Health Swvicca

6 9-74 6 9-75

211-70

25-4-76 28 4-76

6-17 10-2-79

6 2-76

Fife AdViSCE. Cat 1 M. .stry of HOT.% Affirm'

b6 Industrial Security Force

Senior HMO Deka. Central Indusuial Senn* POf Ce

et 76. Librarian, Intelligence Hama - Suptriataident. Hollerith,

' Staff &Ration Commis-sion

(i) Deputy Registrar. of Trade Marks, Pattlit. De-signs and Trade

OD Assistant RegiStrer TradC MarkS, flteati

DeSigaSeMiniide

Tractor °radon

DirectOr Genorai, All India Radio

Division 82. Assinamt Melia Paccaiwo,

Directorate of Addarttratt and Visual Pabloty

fl Production °Dicer, Publi- c-HO 1191vision

23117 II-9-76 9-5-78

1 15-6+1 lune 1973

1 14-75 1412.78

1 10-10-76 15-1-78

1 26646 264-71

12-916 12.9-76 29-918 15-476 15+77 149-77 15+77

94-67 12-1213

184-72 26-12-74 14-73

1 1-8-77 —1.06-7] 341-71

1 1 112-76

26-1040 11-2P69—

134-71 26-6-78

20-8.74 9-9-71 20-8-74 111-75 25.9.76 17-218

-do-

laTinistry. of Homo Adak*. HaPariment of 'trammel and Administrathe Re- foams

Minisky of IndUstry

Small Industries Ocelot-meat Organisation

Mbistry of InformatiOn and Broadcasting

-do-

ministry:of lawr, Iustice 1 CHICHArlars.

Lasislative Dcgartmeat 3

91. Assistaat Draftsman (Official Language)

9L (I) Deputy Draftarein

(ii) Assistant Draftsman

30-9-77

6-10-76

30-9-76 394-77

22-745 15-6.76

20-4-71

2 a St Technical &Dime a Pali. Ministry of information cation Division and Brea dame ng 85' Deputy Direater, Song & -do- Drama Di vision

6. Poly Director feiciacc- Ministry er Labour rinDi Directorate General of Factmy Ad re, S and Labour Institutes. Bombay -

81 A.Saistlat Direztor (Slag Hatable), Dirgergrya Galetall of Factory Advice. Service and Labour boti-tares. BrinihaY

55. PrOdUCaVC Officer (Engi. naming). Dibcctivate Gene-ral Of raMorY AdViOC Set- vin eniafaclirLaboar hasiitutes,

59. Assistant Directoralgid logy), Directorate Geere811 of Pactery Ad ' Service and Labour institute Bombay

90. Hint Secretary and Lapel Ministry of Law. Justice Adviser . & Company Affairs.

Devawele .1 of Legal Affairs

4 5 19-6.72

September 79 23-10-69 — d-2-79

6-2-71 3-3-78

294-74

26-3-77 7 6 75

9-4.77 19-9-M

27-I -74 '9-5-77

1-3.74 25-1-79

Tudor Central Government Ministry of Law. Justice I Advocate and Company Affair;

Department &Legal AT-

9 Grade DP of the General Ministry of Law. Justice & 1 Branch of the CentralCern- Company Affairs, Dm 1 Pang Law Service eartment of Company

Affairs

Grads II of Legal Branch -do- 3 of the Central Company Law Service

Oradell of Ocoactal Branch -do- 2 of the Central Company law Service

—397.-Gii081HthelagalBranah of the Central COIDP3MY Law Service

95. Grebe I of ma Aceounts 4 Breach of Central Company law Servbse

21-2-75

21-2-75

19-2-78

4942 29-1-75

21-1248

14-71 27-12-78

13-1-73 13-12.78

3-

64-78

H-10-73

Mmistry of Shipping & Transport (Transport

1

23-9-75 16.12-7B

18465

14-947 7.4-11.78

107. Polynolosist Central Na-tional Herbarium, Botani-cal Survey of India

108- Deputy Director (Design). Department of Lighthouses

d LtIiiahipe 109. DOPUty DiteCtOr General 8 40-

3 4 5 6

99, Grade I of the General branch or Central Com- lon). Go Sento

2541.74 Ministry of taw. Ado & Company Affairs, De- parEMMI of COrnioauy Maws

200. Grade II ar Op Accounts 4 BOOM!, of lie Central Company Law SOON%

101. Grade Ill of Legal Poach of the antral Corneae, Law Servo

-do- 4 74-9-73 149-72

10-0.73

12.1-79

102_ Grade III of the &Donk 4-9-72 IN} Branch

3-10-76

103. Librarian. , Central Statis-tical Organisation

Ministry of Plannhad De-partment of Si-Baths

30-G77

100. Deputy Director. National DOWOLTOOlt Of SOCDCONNIKI 30-3-74 6-10.78 At & nomad° Orgasth Tedmelogy

Deputy Oiled!: if, 24406v 9-10-78 cal Survey of Indo 11-6.73

Deputy Storm Officer 16-6-77 144-78 1442-78

Lightl0ouscs 81,0101511Ps -do- 110. Assistant Shipping Officer/

Assistant Cluirtcdng Officer -11L Assistant Executive lane-

neer

liz Eseentive Endued. 020adaridgetil

113. Assistant nialveet. Reha- bilitation Reciarnation Orgenisaticin. Meat camp (M alaya Arad b)

114 Divisional Engineer. RehabDitation Acclama-tion Organisation

115. 0) settlement officer

25 Ranting from Ranging frOill July 66 to }demi 64 to May 69 April 67

Jo- 31 Ranginsfrorn Ranging from January 66 to • August 60 to

September 67

Ministry of Supply & Re-, 2

304146 habilitation. Department of Rehabilitation

6-1-63 13.6-78

1970

31-5-58

1971

94-64

-do- 3-11.866-237-5-78

19-11-66.

Ministry of Shipping and TOLLISport(toncla WinS)

1

sioner 11A Medical Officer, I:panda-

. karanya Development Authority

1 184-75 6-6-78

2

3

4 5

117. Assistant Engineer (Civil), Ministry of Simply & Re. I 15-2.73 Dardalearanya Develop. habilitations Department I 19-8-74 dent Authority of avIahilft4ion

Its- Executive Engineer 1 15-243 Dendalaranya Develop- ment Authority

Inn Deputy Director (Physical)

DeputyDireCIDE raPELO al (Inspection) Scientific Assistant

-do- 50 Ranging from Not Moan 1961 to 19M

Executive Engineer (CVO. ElandakalllaYa Develop- ment Authority

Ministry of SaPhili 15-2-73 RebahLitatien.

29.9.61

mental Rehabilitation

tpan

Deputy Director (Chemical) Minty of Supply &36 Rehabilitation, Depart-ment cfgupply

124...Mineralogist (Junior). Ministry of Sten and Mints 1 Geological Survey of India (Department of Mines) 3

125. GeOphyStast (JUM00 -do-

29-968

Ministry of Supply & Re- 1 30-3-77 173247 habilitation. Department

of supPlY 40- 1 1041-76

17-10-77

17-11-74 14-2-75

142-75

16-9-76 12-2-75 30-9-76 9-10-76

8-1-72 240-72 5-3-73

6-10-74 114-73

1-648

25-5-78

1-1-79

33-9-78 ea

25-1-79

22-9-78

SuperiateneM38 GeePh5O- cist (Instnimentationly Geo-Militia] Survey of India Superintending GeOphYSI cis& Geological Survey of India superintending Chemist.

, GeoloPcsi/ Survey of Rah 126 Deputy Didetor Generals

Geological Survey of India

130. Chief Mechanic& Engineer lEince redesignated as De- puty Chief Engineer

do-

1

1

1 1

4

1

14-2-75

4-673 14-2-75 46-73

1-5-74 1-7-74

14-2-75 142-75

14-2-75

2-6-70 71172

9-3-73 =awn 4-6-73

24.9-n

9-4-76 26-7-12 5-12-74

(2 olifeets)

19-10-78

1040-78

2440-78

‘12-78

20-12-78

S12.78

18-2-77 13-1-76 10-4-76 26-8-75

13-5-77 29-6-77

(2 Offlinard

12-11-70 9-141 6-772

Oileellanicaly1 Geological Stancy of India. Regional Adminhtrative Moen Geolegiral Survey . of India

Director Geological Sur- vey of India

6 20.11-72

19-6-73

(3 officers) 1941-72

(2 olfiCas) 2211-72 2942-72

(2 Offices)

1

Assistantlad Officer

Arahlat Adviser (Public Health Education)

29, Sugcon. Special Grade 11°f Central

40. Maier Medical Officer

01. rata. in Preventive &Social Medl One and Peediat0.05 (Net Pallttn0

try of Work, 0.417ctuMs

Minittry of Works and Hunan

Arunachal Pitaltoh Administration

DAN Administration

Maoism Azad Medical College. New . Delhi

14-7-76 14777 2412-78

15.11-68 15-1149 I lass

30407

31-12-77

10-5-76 104-77 3=1 L78 64-78 746478 12479

6-1-76 0477

30-478 27-2:79

31-3-n 1-4-78

19-9-75 W9-76 27-2-48 3446 /5-647

2 5 4

Jowl Director (Statistics)

Machine. ToChnician

33, Senior Technical Assistant

30. Junior Medical Officer

3.5. Junior Medical Officer

_ 30. Assistant Euescer

fare Organisation. Ministry of Steel ea Minos

Directorate General of Mines, Safety

Indian Mreten f Mims. Department 1M

National Building OrganiSatiOn Minis-

Coal Macs Labour Welfare Organisa-tion, Dhanbed. Ministry of Labour

1314.-tondo General or Mims Safety, Dhanbad, ministry tat Labour

Labors Boman, Simla, MinistM or Labour

Department of Company Matra, Mining of Law. Justice and Ca' tummy Again

Limestone and Del le Manes Wet -

14a

—

43 &tont Ent:meet-CCM

Aosta-tent Professor, /Audiologist

Assistant Professor of Medicine

0.6. Aynamdic Physician

'mine Surgeon

Deputy Chief Accountant

Rcrenue Offlocr (W)

Office the 26-3-78

28448

21-345 20-8-70

27-3-78

8-1-D

13-12-77

25-7-75

17-245

612-78

14-9-78

144-78

22-8-78

23-678

126-78

19-10-78

of Rosishar, ComnatIve Societies, Delhi Admioishation,Dethl

mood Content DtparfinCiat. Deihl Adatims• intion. Deihl

Goa Medical College, Pend

Lakshadweep Admioisizetim

Municipal Corporation of Delhi

Delhi Electric Supply Undateldri6

Water &Lind pisposal Undaenaii

1-M-01

APPENDIX XV111--A

I VW paragraph 311 Swranclar sacabarin the Prolindwr Wr alipairamenrc made by AliaborlorlDenarboents etc, which rho Carrandssion

dolled Ss near &r urrapnyouni —

Name of MinistrIlDepartmeet Desturation of post

2 4

I_ Ministry of Amicuttere & Trrigahon, Department of irrigation &mat tiatrage Project) Ministry of Agektiltme & Irrigation. (Department of Agricultere) (Pot Risearch EOM& and Colleges/

Ministry of neiCaCe, Macarek and Development Oritawsalwo

Mkilstry of Edwaton, Waal Welfare and tml Lire rUctierfthent of EthwahOM Central Inskette of Indian Languages. Mysore

Assistant Engineer (CWI) I-7-78 onwards

Iterearch Officers 21-8-7P cowards (2 mats) 234-77 onwards 258-77 onwards

Senior Stientific Oftiter. 22-12-78 onwards Grade II 2D-I-7O onwards Dee y

Do. Itcacamb Mawr 22-6-74 onwards

7. Ministry of Energy. Oopartimmt of Pow& (Coital Hindi Ofifiver

Electricity Authority) 26-10-74 to 2610-78

22-5-75 onwards

ti. Mtpultmof &mime Department of Revenue (34- •Amistant•DimetorfEtirms & - -17(1279 onwards octOrate of blalistics and Intelligence)Publications) •

1 Period for which SC3190C TC•

maim& unapproved

Maristur WSUPPly and Rehabilitation DePartMent of Relmthititstkba (Danclakartitiya Proem)

Ministry of Shipping and Transport Roads Wing)

II Ministry of Steel and Mmes Depart me& Of steel

13. Ministry of Tontine and Civti Aviation

Clowminent-orGoa. Daman and Ore

Delhi Electric Supply Undertaking

FarmnimISuper) intardent

tin Assistant Einguwer ( Meek& 30-6-76 onwards fti AaltantErigineer 15-4-75 onwards

1E6-71 to 9.74

Deputy Regional Iron &Steel 1-11-75 to 314-71 atenerollee

Proiect Atimimktrator and Ex- 1-4-77 to 11-419 officio Deputy Director General

Executive EngimemiSuiveyor of 31-3-7B onwards Works. Public Works Deptirt- mont

Eaginmkimeharge (Street 6-124/0 onwards Ulthting)

APPENDIX XIX

DNA Paragraph 221

ounpRiuny Cases

SA. Name of MeMinis No. try/Dmanment

Cases involving Ants affealms integrity

Cases involving charecs othcs than attesting intend*

No. in No. in Total which minor no penally Ilene was w& advised advised

Crand Total

4 & 10 which major

&PHD was advised

Nob which minor Pampa was advised

No. in which no Pariah"

advised

Total No. in whidll major Penalty was aehlseil

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1. Agriculture & Inigation . 1 9 2 13 M

2, Atomic Energy • 1

1 2 3

A Communications . 3 5 5 11 3 12 5 20

Education & Social 1 1 1 1 3

Enemy (Depantrocal 1 1 1

1 5 3 3 9

1 6 3 10 1 10 6 17 27

9. Health and Family 1 1 2

10. Home Affairs

Indian Administrative

Indian Police Sery

Indian Forest Scnice

Central Services .

12. Information mid

3

1

2ice

1

2 5

2

3 7

1

9

nroadcasIng - 1 2 4 4

14. lawaluslice end COM' 1 1 tYsi

1

1 5 1 3 6 11

17. Simply and Rehahili. 1 3 4 7 1 1

1 1 1 In Shipping and Transport

—19EScienos and Technolori 1 1 1

20. Tomism and Ovil 1 1 1

Aviation .

7 10 21. Works and !Lansing i 2 3 2

- 16 24 12 52 2/1 51 50. 101 153

APING 01%

VIle pangs ph 3.43_

rences an radvas maulers mode to the Cammuxig

SL Sobiert Na. ni eases N Nava H. ascs No. I cages Nit or cases No. of cases pasting at received dui- to which Iffinding at in wffieb in bibieh the cosonffinern ieg the year advice Nis Thocnd.nithe Government Cavern-nod meat of the communicated year have taker

lien

2

4 $

8

1. Rernmployment of retired officers

2 ftrieideitputaelmtanoinon trans

3. Regular appointment

6 (44 officers)

(542 officers)

(59 officers)

47 46 7 46 WO carers) (147 officers) (7 officers) (147 offieer0

494 71 494 (2,172 officers) (2, 194 officers) (480 officers) (2,194 officers)

37 13 37 (I ffi offiffiers) (143 Seer ) 04 officcrffi (143 Olken)

Ad Aar appointmalts and oroNotians

Promotions of State Givilfralierffiffiest Service Officers to Indian Adffibestintive Sendai/ Indian Felice Service/ Indian Forest Savior

93 2.289 2,290 .88 (183 officers) (8,222 officers) (7.839 officers) (566 officers) 9

2.9100 S1152, 13P 2.3524

2 18 (3 officers) (166 officers) Officiating appointments 4 36 38

inIran ffiffiffiffiffisirffiffie 02 offfieee) (157 officeeS) 066 °Myers)

Servie Pt

effindlea Porest Send Promotion to State CM/ 2 3 I Poliec Service in Union (45 officers) (76 officers) (15 officers) Territories Appointment to Selection _ 2 1

Gods of CiviffiPoliee (I8 officers) (18 officers)

Service in Union Terri- tories Cahn for reimbursement of expenses in 6ffireThy Government servants or dereedins legal proceed-ings instituted against than in respect of acs dour or purported to be done in the aeration of their duties Claims for the award I of extraordimiry pen- (3 officers) sloes in respect ono- Nudes sustained by persons while

tena rapacity

II. DiScipluely cases 50 12- Service Questions 14-

Detcrulination OR I

6ffiriel eases (I officer)

niste senioritx

- _5?-epaiscate bee f officers.

MG1PRIU4D—TSS2-915 unciao—vmatao,afob —

6 (6 officers) (9 officers)

4 (106 officers)

2 (18 offica)

6 (8 officers) (o)

9

(13 officers) (12 Otters) 0 «limo 01 arras) (1 officer)

206 29 50 20 23

(64 affietes) 7 )

Os often)

136 235 151

6, 10 9 ao 4

003 itiserffi (101 officers) (5 officers)

16 —

(48 effacers) (48 officers)

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