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    Fishery Demonstrator Syllabus

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    The document provides a syllabus for the recruitment of Fishery Demonstrators in Mizoram, India. It outlines 3 papers to be completed. Paper I tests general knowledge, English language skills, essay writing and comprehension. Paper II focuses on simple arithmetic and basic computer skills. Paper III exclusively covers inland fisheries management and development. Each paper is 3 hours with extra time provided for candidates with disabilities. The papers assess subjects like Indian history, science, English vocabulary and grammar, arithmetic, and fisheries management through multiple choice questions.

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    The document provides a syllabus for the recruitment of Fishery Demonstrators in Mizoram, India. It outlines 3 papers to be completed. Paper I tests general knowledge, English language skills, essay writing and comprehension. Paper II focuses on simple arithmetic and basic computer skills. Paper III exclusively covers inland fisheries management and development. Each paper is 3 hours with extra time provided for candidates with disabilities. The papers assess subjects like Indian history, science, English vocabulary and grammar, arithmetic, and fisheries management through multiple choice questions.

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    The document provides a syllabus for the recruitment of Fishery Demonstrators in Mizoram, India. It outlines 3 papers to be completed. Paper I tests general knowledge, English language skills, essay writing and comprehension. Paper II focuses on simple arithmetic and basic computer skills. Paper III exclusively covers inland fisheries management and development. Each paper is 3 hours with extra time provided for candidates with disabilities. The papers assess subjects like Indian history, science, English vocabulary and grammar, arithmetic, and fisheries management through multiple choice questions.

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    The document provides a syllabus for the recruitment of Fishery Demonstrators in Mizoram, India. It outlines 3 papers to be completed. Paper I tests general knowledge, English language skills, essay writing and comprehension. Paper II focuses on simple arithmetic and basic computer skills. Paper III exclusively covers inland fisheries management and development. Each paper is 3 hours with extra time provided for candidates with disabilities. The papers assess subjects like Indian history, science, English vocabulary and grammar, arithmetic, and fisheries management through multiple choice questions.

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    SYLLABUS FOR DIRECT RECRUITMENT TO THE POST OF FISHERY DEMONSTRATOR

    (PROVISIONAL EMPLOYEE) GROUP – C

    Paper Subject Marks Duration


    Paper – I General Knowledge 100 [ 3 hours with
    (50 questions) compensatory time of
    General English 50 20 minutes per hour
    (25 questions) for persons with
    Essay Writing 30 benchmarked
    English Comprehension 20 disabilities]
    Total 200
    Paper - II Simple Arithmetic 100 [ 3 hours with
    (50 questions) compensatory time of
    Basic Computer Knowledge 100 20 minutes per hour
    (50 questions) for persons with
    Total 200 benchmarked
    disabilities]

    Paper - III Inland Fisheries Management 200 [ 3 hours with


    and Development compensatory time of
    (100 questions) 20 minutes per hour
    for persons with
    benchmarked
    disabilities]

    Total 200

    Paper – I

    General Knowledge : Question will be designed to test the candidate’s knowledge of current
    events and of such matters of everyday observation and experience as may be expected of an
    educated person. The test will also include questions relating to Indian history and culture, Indian
    polity including the Constitution of India, geography, economy and general science. Questions on
    Mizo and culture will also form part of the syllabus.

    General English: Questions will be designed to test the candidates understanding and knowledge
    of English language, vocabulary, spelling, grammar, sentence structure, synonyms, sentence
    completion, phrases and idiomatic use of words etc. there will be questions on comprehensive of a
    passage also.

    Essay Writing: Questions on essay writing will be designed to test the candidate’s grasp of his
    material, its relevance to the subject chosen, and to his ability to think constructively and to present
    his ideas logically, constructively and concisely.

    English Comprehension: there will be questions on comprehension of passages also to test the
    vocabulary, grammar, logical thought ability and overall grasp of the candidates over English
    language.
    Paper-II

    Simple Arithmetic: Number system, simplification, roots, averages, discounts, percentages, profit
    & loss, ration and proportion, partnership, chain rule, time & work, time & distance, simple &
    compound interest, mensuration, permutation & combinations, height & distances, line graphs, bar
    graphs, pie chart and tabulation.

    Basic Computer Knowledge: introduction to computers, introduction to Graphical user interface


    based Operation System, elements of Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Power Point presentation.
    Computer communication and internet, world wide web and web browser, communication and
    collaboration.

    (General Intelligence & Reasoning: It would include questions of both verbal and non-verbal
    type. This component may include questions on analogies, similarities and difference, spatial
    visualization, spatial orientation, problem solving, analysis, judgement, decision making, visual
    memory, discrimination, observation, relationship concepts, arithmetic reasoning and figural
    classification, arithmetic number series, non-verbal series, coding and decoding, statement
    conclusion, syllogistic reasoning, etc. (This specific syllabus will be applicable for direct recruitment
    to such Group ‘C’ posts wherein Computer proficiency is not essential as per the Mizoram Group ‘A’,
    ‘B’ and ‘C’ posts Service/Recruitment (Amendment) Rules, 2016)

    Paper-III

    Inland Fisheries Management and Development

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