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J&K Panchayat Accounts Assistant NEW SYLLABUS PANCHAYAT ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Multiple Choice Objective Type Written Test GENERAL KNOWLEDGE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO J&K(30 Marks) i) Popular Names of Personalities (Religion, Politics, Scientific Discoveries, Geographical, Sports, History) ii) Constitution of J&K- Formation, Fundamental Rights, iii) Directive Principles. iv) 73 Amendment of Constitution of India. v) Centrally Sponsored Schemes- Guidelines and Objectives. vi) History of J&K State- Places and their Importance. vii) Sustainable Development Goal. viii) Agriculture in Economic Development, Industrialization and Economic Development. ix) Panchayati Raj Act, 1989 (as Amended upto October, 2018 and Rules) x)Climate and Crops in State and India. xi) Current Events of State, National and International Level. xii) Important Tourist Destinations. MATHEMATICS / STATISTICS (10 Marks) i)Theory of Probability ii)Tabulation and Compilation of Data. iii) Methods of Collecting Primary and Secondary Data iv) Theory of Attributes Base Concept and their Applications v) Sampling and Non-Sampling Errors vi) Analysis of Time Series Components vii) Demography Census, its Features and Functions viii) Vital Statistics Measures of Fertility, Measures of Mortality, Specific Fertility Rates. ix) Matrices & Determinants, Simultaneous Linear Equations x) Gross and Net- Reproduction Rates xi) Set Theory, Basic Concepts and Applications xii) Analytical Geometry KNOWLEDGE OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(30 Marks) i) Introduction and Objectives ii) Basic Application of Computer and its Components iii) Bringing Computer to Life iv) Fundamental of Computer Sciences v) Hardware and Software, Concept of Open Source Technologies vi)) Input and Output Devices viii) Knowledge of MS Word, MS Excel, MS Access, MS Powerpoint, PDF Internet and E mail viii) Concept of Computer Virus and Latest Antivirus. ix) Terms and Abbreviation used in IT SCIENCE(10 Marks) BIOLOGY i) Important Inventions and their Inventors ii) Important and Interesting Facts about Human Body Parts iii) Nutrition in Plants and Animals iv) Diseases and their causes like Bacteria, Virus and Protozoa PHYSICS i) Important Inventions and their Inventors ii) SI Units, Sound, Motion, Light iii) Wave, Energy, Electricity CHEMISTRY i) Chemical Properties of Substance and their uses ii) Chemical Names of Important Substances like Plaster of Paris iii) Chemical Change and Physical Change iv) Properties of Gases v) Surface Chemistry vi) Chemistry in Everyday Life GENERAL ECONOMICS (10 Marks) i) Introduction: Basic Concepts and Principles ii) GDP and Budgeting including own Resource Generation and Budgeting for Panchayats iii) Growth Fiscal Policy: Meaning, Scope and Methodology iv) Production, Cost and Efficiency v) Factors of Production and Laws vi) Demand Analysis vii) Pricing under Various forms of Market viii) Theory of Consumers, using Indifference Curve Technique ix) Concept of Gram Panchayat Development Plan ACCOUNTANCY AND BOOK- KEEPING(30 Marks) i) Introduction to Financial Accounting and its Terms ii) Accounting Equation and Journal iii) Voucher Approach in Accounting iv) Book Reconciliation Statement v) Financial Management / Statements vi) Partnership Accounts vii) Ledger Accounts viii) Cash Book, Financial Audit ix) Elements of Double Entry Book Keeping x) Rules for Journalizing xi) Trial Balance xii) Trading Account xiii) Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet xiv) Concept of Social Accounting, Social Audit and Cash based Single Entry System xv) Public Financial Management System CONTENTS PANCHAYAT ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Multiple Choice Objective Type Written Test GENERAL KNOWLEDGE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO J&K i) Popular Names of Personalities.....................................3 Religion ....................................................................4 Politics......................................................................6 Scientific Discoveries................................................8 Geographical.............................................................9 Sports......................................................................10 History.....................................................................11 Multiple Choice Questions..............................13 ii) Constitution of J&K- Formation...................................25 Fundamental Rights.....................................................25 Multiple Choice Questions..............................27 iii) Directive Principles.....................................................29 Multiple Choice Questions..............................31 iv) 73 Amendment of Constitution of India.......................33 Multiple Choice Questions..............................45 v) Centrally Sponsored Schemes- Guidelines, Objectives.....47 Multiple Choice Questions..............................48 vi) History of J&K State- Places and their Importance.......60 Multiple Choice Questions..............................62 vii) Sustainable Development Goal...................................64 Multiple Choice Questions..............................64 viii) Agriculture in Economic Development.......................68 Industrialization and Economic Development..........72 Multiple Choice Questions..............................73 ix) Panchayati Raj Act, 1989 (as Amended upto October, 2018 and Rules)..........................................................82 Multiple Choice Questions..............................99 x) Climate of State and India.........................................100 Multiple Choice Questions............................106 Crops in State and India..............................................108 Multiple Choice Questions............................109 xi) Current Events of State, National and International Level..........................................................................111 Multiple Choice Questions.............................111 xii) Important Tourist Destinations.................................115 Multiple Choice Questions............................117 MATHEMATICS / STATISTICS i)Theory of Probability......................................................3 Multiple Choice Questions................................3 ii)Tabulation of Data.........................................................8 Multiple Choice Questions...............................8 Compilation of Data..................................................8 Multiple Choice Questions...............................8 iii) Methods of Collecting Primary Data............................14 Multiple Choice Questions..............................16 iii) Methods of Collecting Secondary Data.......................16 iv) Theory of Attributes....................................................18 Multiple Choice Questions..............................19 Base Concept and their Applications....................18 Multiple Choice Questions..............................19 v) Sampling Errors...........................................................22 Multiple Choice Questions..............................22 Non-Sampling Errors...............................................22 Multiple Choice Questions..............................22 vi) Analysis of Time Series Components .........................25 Multiple Choice Questions..............................25 vii) Demography Census - Features, Functions...............27 Multiple Choice Questions..............................28 viii) Vital Statistics Measures of Fertility.........................31 Multiple Choice Questions..............................32 Measures of Mortality..............................................35 Specific Fertility Rates.............................................35 Multiple Choice Questions..............................35 ix) Matrices.....................................................................37 Determinants...........................................................37 Multiple Choice Questions.............................38 Simultaneous Linear Equations .............................40 Multiple Choice Questions.............................40 x) Gross and Net- Reproduction Rates ..........................42 Multiple Choice Questions.............................42 xi) Set Theory.................................................................48 Multiple Choice Questions.............................48 Basic Concepts and Applications ..........................48 Multiple Choice Questions.............................48 xii) Analytical Geometry ................................................54 Multiple Choice Questions.............................54 KNOWLEDGE OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS i) Introduction of Computer Applications.........................3 Objectives of Computer Applications.............................3 Multiple Choice Questions...............................3 ii) Basic Application of Computer.....................................10 Components of Basic Application of Computer ...........10 Multiple Choice Questions..............................10 iii) Bringing Computer to Life..........................................13 Multiple Choice Questions..............................13 iv) Fundamental of Computer Sciences ..........................14 Multiple Choice Questions..............................14 v) Hardware and Software...............................................19 Multiple Choice Questions..............................19 Concept of Open Source Technologies ......................24 Multiple Choice Questions..............................24 vi) Input Devices..............................................................27
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