Jkssb offical: February 2018

Wednesday, 28 February 2018

JKSSB LAB0RTARY ASSISTANT ANSWER KEY UPLOADED CHECK YOUR SCORE NOW

Jkssb Answer key for Laboratory assistant uploaded candidates can check their Score by entering Roll No and Date of birth. Candidates need to login on www.ssbjk.nic.in and check their Score

Tuesday, 27 February 2018

Important Govt Schemes !! Jkssb Online Exam Preparation

jkssb online exam preparation important government schemes for all all exams like JKSSB JKPSC SSC and other exams

important government schemes for jkssb teachers posts

Monday, 26 February 2018

JKSET 2017-2018 DOWNLOAD ADMIT CARDS !! VENUE WISE CENTER NOTICE

Sunday, 18 February 2018

JKSSB PREVIOUS PAPER FOR TEACHER POSTS

Jkssb Previous paper Teacher Posts download PDF now

Friday, 16 February 2018

Basic General knowledge of Jammu and Kashmir

Important Gk questios For all Jammu and Kashmir exams like Jkssb Jkpsc Ssc CGL 2018-2019

Q1. When was Jammu and Kashmir established?

Ans-26 October 1947

Q2- What is the capital of Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans-Jammu (October–March)
Srinagar (March–October)

Q3.Largest city of Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans- Srinagar

Q4. How many Districts in J&K?

Ans- 22 Districts.

Q5. Who is the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans- Mehbooba Mufti(JKPDP)

Q6.Who is the Deputy Chief Minister of the J&K?

Ans- Nirmal Kumar Singh(BJP)

Q7. Official Language of J&K?

Ans- Urdu.

Q8.What is the total area of J&K?

Ans- 222,236 km2 (85,806 sq mi).

Q9. Area rank of Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans- 6th.

Q10.Who is the Governor of the state?

Ans- Narinder Nath Vohra.

Q11. How many Population of J&K?

Ans- 12.55 million(2011).

Q12. Which country is to the west of Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans- Pakistan.

Q13. Who bought Kashmir from the British?

Ans-Gulab Singh.

Q14. Who signed Jammu and Kashmir’s Instrument of Accession?

Ans- Hari Singh.

Q15.What is the term of Jammu and Kashmir’s Legislative Assembly?

Ans- Six years.

Q16.Which is the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans- Srinagar.

Q17. Which is the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans- Jammu.

Q18. Who was Jammu and Kashmir’s chief minister in 1983?

Ans- Farooq Abdullah.

Q19. When was Kargil War?

Ans- 1999.

Q20.Which article in Indian constitution is a temporary provision for Jammu and Kashmir?

Ans- 370.

Jkssb Syllabus for Teacher Posts educational qualification and other details

Qualification/Eligibility & Criteria for selection for the posts

advertised vide No. 06/2017/01 to 14 1. Candidate is required to be holding Graduation degree in any discipline from a recognized University. Those possessing five years’ integrated PG degree are also eligible to apply.

2. There shall be no interview/viva for these posts.

Candidates shall be selected on the basis of merit framed out of 100 points having 85 points for a multiple choice based written test and 15 points for preference to B.Ed/M.Ed and higher qualifications.

The said 15 points shall be awarded across the board as per the following break-up –
 B.Ed – 5 points

 M.Ed- 5 points
 PG (2 years) or Integrated PG (5 years) – 2 points

 M.Phil- 1 point 
Phd (after M.Phil) – 2 points,
if direct Phd (3 points).
3. There shall be negative marking (0.25) in Multiple Choice Based written test. Only those candidates will get preference points who have entered the requisite qualifications in their form (by entering it in their profile before).If the same is not reflected in form , no preference points will be allocated, even if the candidates produces any such degree at a later stage.

4. The exam may be CBT/OMR based and will likely be held in mid/ending March, 2018. Exact dates will be notified subsequently. 5. Any other clarification, if needed, will be given subsequently.

Annexure – C to 06/2017/01 to 14 General Teachers Syllabus/General guidelines (120 Marks/120 Mins)

1. Verbal Ability: The candidates are expected to have good command over English language and its usage.
It will be tested with focus on Articles, Verbs, Tenses, Prepositions, Synonyms, Antonyms, Punctuation, Reading comprehension, Cloze passage, Grammar, Idioms and phrases

. (15 Marks)

2. Analytical Ability: The candidates will be tested primarily on the various cognitive abilities using qualitative reasoning. The broad areas will include Letter Series, Number Series, Relationship Concepts, Direction Sense, Concept of Speed-Time-Distance, Coding-Decoding, Analogy etc. (15 Marks)

3. General Awareness and Current Affairs: The objective of this section is to assess candidates’ general knowledge of J&K, India and the World. Various areas to be covered under this section are - Important dates, First in world, First in India, First in J&K, Popular names of Personalities, Books & Authors, Languages, Capitals & Currencies, International Awards, National Awards, the world of Sports, various policies and schemes of Government of India and the State Government and other current events of national and international importance. (10 Marks)

4. Basics of Computers and its Usages: This section will cover various facets of Computer Hardware, Software, Internet and their usage in professional life. The broad areas will be Fundamentals of Computer, Memory, Operating Systems, MS Office, Internet Browsers and other emerging trends in Digital India. (10 Marks)

5. Environmental Science: This section will cover the study of the environment and discover solutions to environmental problems .Topics included will be climate change, natural resources, energy, pollution, environmental issues, interaction of plants and animals, the living and non-living components of the environment, formation, structure and history of earth, impact of environmental issues on our health and social lives etc. (10 Marks)

6. Geography: Geography studies the earth in relation to mankind. Knowledge of Geography is essential for business, trade, commerce, agriculture, industry, navigation, military operations etc. Geography influences the economic, social and cultural life of a nation. The topics included in this section will cover aspects of Physical, Social and Economic Geography of India. Other areas from World Geography will cover areas like Conservation and protection of forests, National / Zoological Parks and wildlife