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General Competitive Examination  \nGeneral Competitive Examination will be held when recruitment for a certain post does not have a specific guideline or when it does not require specific subject wise specification but can be written by any graduate from a recognised university. As far as practicable the questions will be of multiple choice (objective type) .  \nThe examination will comprise of the following papers:  \n(1) General English : 100 Marks  \n(2) General Studies Paper-I (Objective Type) : 150 Marks  \n(3) General Studies Paper-II (Objective Type) : 150 Marks Total : 400 Marks  \nDETAILS OF SYLLABUS :  \n(1)  General English : 100 Marks  \na) Essay Writing (Not more than 300 words) : 20 Marks  \nb) Idioms & Phrases (Objective Type/MCQ) : 16 Marks  \nc) Comprehension of given passages (Objective Type/MCQ) : 12 Marks  \nd) Grammar  \nParts of Speech : Nouns, Adjective, Verb, Adverb, Preposition, etc. : 20 Marks (Objective Type/MCQ)  \ne) Composition (Objective Type/MCQ) : 16 Marks  \n(i) Analysis of complex and compound sentences  \n(ii) Transformation of sentences  \n(iii) Synthesis of sentences  \nh) Correct usage and vocabularies (Objective Type/MCQ) : 16 Marks  \n(2)  General Studies Paper-I OBJECTIVE TYPE  \nA. History of Modern India and Cultures from about the middle of 19th Century  \n:  \n:  \n150 Marks  \n60 marks  \n(a) British economic policies and their impact. Commercialisation of Agriculture, Rural Indebtedness, Growth of Agricultural Labour. Destruction of Cottage (Handloom & Handicraft) Industries. Growth of Modern Industries. Rise of a Capitalist Class.  \n(b) Growth and Development of Education. Activities of the Christian Missionaries. Efforts at regeneration of Indian Society by Social Reformers.  \n(c) Revolt of 1857. First War of India Independence and its impact. Civil Rebellions and peasant movements with special reference to Indigo Revolt, Deccan Riots, Santal Rebellion and Moplah Uprising.  \n(d) Rise and Growth of Indian National Movement. Formation of various Associations. The early nationalists and militant nationalists. Rise and Growth of communalism. Emergence of Gandhi in Indian politics and his techniques of mass mobilisation. Trade Union and peasant movements, State(s) people movements, rise and growth of Left-  \n2  \nwing within the Congress, Socialists and Communists. Attitude of the Congress to Constitutional changes 1909-1935. WorldWar II and Indian Political Development. Indian NationalArmy. The Partition of India andAchievement of Freedom.  \nB. Indian Polity : 30 Marks  \n(a) The structure-Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles, Emergency Provisions  \nUnion Government-President, Parliament, PrimeMinister, Cabinet  \nIndian Judiciary-Supreme Court, High Court, Judicial Review, PIL  \nIndian Federalism-Centre State Relation, Tension Areas.  \n(b) Working of democracy-Major political parties in India, Main features of party system in India, Election Commission of India.  \nMajor Issues in Indian Polity-Politics of regionalism and communalism, Insurgency problems  \nNational Commissions-Working of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), National Commission for Minorities, the National Commission for the Scheduled Castesand Scheduled Tribes and the National Commission for Women.  \nState Government-Role of the Governor, Powers and functions of the Chief Minister, PanchayatiRaj Institutions. 74th ConstitutionalAmendment  \nC. Indian Economy : 30 Marks  \n(a) The Indian Economy: Guiding principles of Indian economic policy-Planned growth and distributive justice-Poverty alleviation. Agriculture and industrial sectors-Public and private sectors. National income-its sectoral and regional distribution.  \n(b) Monetary and credit trends and policy-Banking and other financial institutions.  \n(c) Foreign trade and the balance of payments.  \n(d) Indian Planning: Objectives, strategy, expe","cbCaibvzxyDi1LuP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibvzxyDi1LuP","pdf",456830,"English","# General Competitive Examination\n## Papers and total marks\n## Details of syllabus\n### General English\n### General Studies Paper-I\n### General Studies Paper-II","[{\"question\":\"What is the total number of marks and which papers are included?\",\"answer\":\"The exam totals 400 marks across three papers: General English (100), General Studies Paper-I (150), and General Studies Paper-II (150).\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered under General English?\",\"answer\":\"It includes essay writing, idioms and phrases, comprehension of passages, grammar (parts of speech), sentence-based composition, and correct usage with vocabularies.\"},{\"question\":\"Which subjects are included in General Studies Paper-I?\",\"answer\":\"Paper-I covers Modern India history and cultures, Indian polity, Indian economy, and geography of India, including physical, human, and agriculture/industry themes.\"}]","Syllabus for General - Technical Competitive Examination for recruitment of Group B Non-Gazetted posts | PDF"]