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Exam Pattern

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Exam Pattern for Assistant Director Of National Savings Post

The Kerala PCS examines hiring candidates for the Assistant Director of National Savings in the department of Kerala National Savings Service. Kerala Public Service Commission publishes notifications inviting eligible candidates from time to time. 

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Post’s Name: Assistant Director of National Savings

Category Number: 133-135/2020

Corporation: Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC)

Department: The Kerala National Savings Service

Application Mode: Online

Job Location: Anywhere in Kerala

Official website: www.keralapsc.gov.in

Notification PDF: www.keralapsc.gov.in/sites/default/files/2020-11/133-135.pdf

Expected salary– Rs.4, 74,000-Rs 9, 96,000/-

As per the Syllabus mentioned by Kerala PSC for the Assistant Director of National Savings Exam, a total of 100 Multiple Choice Questions based on educational qualifications can be expected.

Structure of Exam

Duration: 1 Hour 15 Minutes

Maximum Marks: 100

Medium of Question: English

Mode of Exam: OMR/Online

Question type: Objective Multiple Choice

Exam Pattern

Part I  

(a) General Science

Common Scientific facts, India’s achievements in the field of Science,  Issues relating to Information Technology

(b) Simple Arithmetic, Mental Ability

(c) English

Part II

Current Affairs, Political System, Constitution, etc.

  1.  Current events of State and National Importance.
  2.  Indian Polity and Governance, Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj System, etc.
  3.  National Movements:  Special reference to Kerala Political, Social, Economical and Cultural Movements.
  4.  Physical, Social, and economic geography of India with specific emphasis on Kerala.

Part III 

(a) Marketing, Public Relations, Communications, etc.

  1. Marketing
  2. Public Relations
  3. Communications

(b) Various Financial Institutions and Tax Laws

  • Knowledge of various Financial Institutions and their products

(c) Tax Laws

  • Tax Laws of the Country with special emphasis on income tax and exceptions prescribed under various regulations