ANNEXURE-'C'
SCHEME & SYLLABUS OF EXAMINATION
SCHEME:
- There will be a written examination of one paper. The paper will be of "Objective-Multiple-choice type" of maximum 100 marks.
- The paper will consist of two parts:
- PART -A will consist of 20 marks having questions on General Science and Quantitative Aptitude, each having weightage of 10 marks. The question will be up to 10th
- PART - B will consist of 80 marks of NCVT syllabus for the relevant trade.
- All the Questions will be compulsory. There will be no negative marking for the wrong answer.
- The subject of the written examination, the maximum marks allotted to each paper, no of
questions and the time allowed is given in the table below:-
| Subject | No. of Questions | Maximum Marks | Time allowed | Total Duration/ Timing for candidates utilising the facilities of a scribe |
| Part A (Objective Type) | 1.General Science (10 Questions) 2. Quantitative Aptitude (10 Questions) | 10 Marks 10 Marks | 2 hrs | 2 Hours 40 minute |
| Part B (Objective Type) Questions from the NCVT Syllabus of relevant trade | 80 Questions | 80 Marks | ||
| Total | 100 Questions | 100 Marks | |
Note:
- The paper would be required to be answered in OMR sheets.
- Candidates would be required to darken the circles in the OMR sheet with the black pen. OMR sheets marked in pencil would be rejected outright.
- No marks would be allotted for questions in which multiple darkening has been done in the OMR Sheet. SYLLABUS:
- General Science (10 Questions)
The question will be aimed at testing the candidate's General Awareness of the environment around him. The question will also be designed to test knowledge of basic science studied up to 10th standard and would include such matters of everyday observations and experience as may be expected of any educated person.
- Quantitative Aptitude (10 Questions)
The candidate will be tested for the general mathematics of up to 10th Standard involving number systems, equations in two variables, simple and compound interest, perimeter, area and volume of geometrical figures, Direct and inverse proportions, Pythagoras theorem and trigonometry.
- NCVT Trade (80 Questions): Questions from the NCVT Syllabus of relevant trade.
- Trade Test: The syllabus for trade test (Practical) will be as per trade test specification of the semiskilled grade of the relevant trade, trade test will be merely qualifying nature. It will not decide the merit of the selected candidates. The merit will be decided solely based of the results of written examination.
- There shall be no interview for filling up of these vacancies.
LABOUR POSTS
SCHEME (XTH STANDARD LEVEL)
| SUBJECT | MAXIMUM MARKS | NUMBER OF QUESTIONS | DURATION |
| Numerical Aptitude (Objective Type) | 40 | 40 | 2Hours |
| General Science (Objective Type) | 30 | 30 | |
| General Awareness (Objective Type) | 30 | 30 | |
| Total Marks | 100 | 100 |
SYLLABUS FOR WRITTEN TEST
- Numerical Aptitude
- Number Systems
- Fractions, Decimals and Percentage
- Ratio and proportion
- Averages
- Interest, Profit & Loss, Discount
- Time & Distance, Time & Work
GENERAL SCIENCE
The questions on science may be set keeping in view the standard appropriate to High School. Questions may include subjects and activities which are more relevant to day-to-day existence/activities of human life.
GENERAL AWARENESS
- Current events-National & International
- History & Culture
- General policy and Indian Constitution
- General Geography
The question paper for the written examination shall be set in Hindi, English and the local language.
TRADETEST
As per trade test specifications, an unskilled workman will be mainly engaged on handling/shifting of material. He will also be required to clean machines, floors of shop/areas around machines and other similar places, if and as necessary. The trade test may be designed accordingly to test the aptitude of the candidate. However, this test will be of qualifying nature only.
- Final grading will be decided based only on marks obtained in written test subject to qualifying in the prescribed trade test.
- There shall be no interview for filling up of these vacancies.
ANNEXURE-‘D’
POSTS IDENTIFIED SUITABLE FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED CATEGORY ALONG WITH THE PHYSICAL
REQUIREMENTS AND FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATIONS
| S.NO. | POST/TRADE | PHYSICAL REQUIREMENT | CATEGORIES OF DISABLED SUITABLE FOR THE JOB |
| 1. | Black Smith | -- | -- |
| 2. | Boiler Attendant | S, ST, W, MF, SE, RW, H | OL, LV |
| 3. | Fitter Boiler | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 4. | Carpenter | B, KC, SE, S, ST, L | OL |
| 5. | CPW (Chemical Process Worker) | -- | -- |
| 6. | Examiner (Filling) | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 7. | DBW (Danger Building Worker) | -- | -- |
| 8. | Examiner (DBW) | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 9. | Electrician | S, ST, W, L, MF | OL,BL |
| 10. | Fitter Electric | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 11. | Electroplater | S, ST, W, MF, SE, RW, H | OL,BL,HH |
| 12. | Examiner (Proof & Test) | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 13. | Fitter AFV | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 14. | Fitter Auto | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 15. | Fitter Auto Electric | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 16. | Fitter Electronics | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 17. | Fitter General (Mech) | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 18. | Fitter Instruments | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 19. | Fitter pipe | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 20. | Fitter Refrigeration | ST, SE, MF | OL,VL,HH,LV |
| 21. | Examiner (Engg) -Grinder | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 22. | Grinder | ST, SE, MF | OL,HH,LV |
| 23. | Heat Treatment Operator | -- | -- |
| 24. | Examiner (Engg) - Machinist | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 25. | Machinist | ST, SE, MF | OL,HH,LV |
| 26. | Examiner (Engg) - Miller | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 27. | Miller | ST, SE, MF | OL,HH,LV |
| 28. | Examiner (Metals) | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 29. | Examiner Metallography | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 30. | Mason | -- | -- |
| 31. | Millwright | S, ST, W, PP, KC, BN, MF | OL,HH |
| 32. | Moulder | -- | -- |
| 33. | Melter (F/NF) | -- | -- |
| 34. | Examiner- (Optical) | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 35. | Optical worker | -- | -- |
| 36. | OMHE (Operator Material Handling Equipment | -- | -- |
| 37. | Painter | S, ST, SE, MF, BN | OL,HH |
| 38. | Pattern Maker | -- | -- |
| S.NO. | POST/TRADE | PHYSICAL REQUIREMENT | CATEGORIES OF DISABLED SUITABLE FOR THE JOB |
| 39. | Rigger | -- | -- |
| 40. | Sheet Metal Worker | S, ST, SE, L, MF, BN | OL,HH |
| 41. | Examiner (Clothing) | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 42. | Tailor | S, ST, SE, MF | BL,OL,HH |
| 43. | Examiner (Engg)- Turner | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 44. | Turner | ST, SE, MF | OL,HH |
| 45. | Tool Maker | -- | -- |
| 46. | Examiner (Engg) -Welder | S, ST, W, KC, MF, SE | OL,BL,HH |
| 47. | Welder | S or ST, SE, MF, BN | OL,HH |
| 48. | Labourer | S, BN, MF, SE, PP, L, N, MF | OA, BL, OL, HH |
Abbreviations used:
S=Sitting, ST=Standing, W=Walking, BN=Bending, CRL=Crawling, CL=Climbing, JU=Jumping, L=Lifting, KC=KneeIing&Crouching, RW=Reading & Writing, MF=Manipulation by Fingers, PP=Pulling & Pushing,
SE=Seeing, C=Communication, H=Hearing, OA=One Arm, BA=Both Arms, OAL=One Arm and One Leg, BLA=Both Legs & Arms, BLOA=Both leg & one Arm, OL=One Leg, BL=Both Leg, CP=Cerebral Palsy, LC=Leprosy Cured, OH=Orthopedically Impaired, VH=Visually Impaired, B=Blind, LV=Low Vision, HH=Hearing Impaired.
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