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- Selection Procedure of Haryana Civil Service
In this article, we are going to discuss in detail the examination pattern and detailed syllabus of the Haryana Civil Service Examination.
Highlights of Haryana Civil Service Examination 2021
Notification Released Date | 26.02.2021 |
Date of Online Submission of Application | 03.03.2021 |
Online Application form submission ending date | 02.04.2021 |
Mode of application | Online |
Estimated date of Preliminary Examination | May / June 2021 |
Estimated date of Main Written Examination | August 2021 |
Age Restriction (As of 01.01.2021) | 18 Years to 42 Years |
Educational Qualification | Graduation from a recognized university |
Examination Fee | For Men – INR 1000 For Women – INR 250 For persons with disabilities – NIL |
Official Website Address | http://hpsc.gov.in/en-us/ |
Details of various services/posts as per Haryana Civil Service Examination 2021 notification
- Haryana Civil Service (Executive Branch)
- Deputy Superintendent of Police
- Excise and Taxation Officer
- District Food and Supplies Controller
- A‘ Class Tehsildar
- Assistant Registrar Co-operative Societies
- Assistant Excise and Taxation Officer
- Block Development &Panchayat Officer
- Traffic Manager
- District Food and Supplies Officer
- Assistant Employment Officer
Physical Standards
Physical Standards for the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police
SL. No. | Category | Height | Chest | Chest with expansion |
1 | Male | 170.18 cm | 83.82 cm | 87.63 cm |
2 | Female | 157.50 cm | Not Applicable | Not Applicable |
Note: The chest expansion of 3.81 cm is mandatory for male candidates over and above the chest measurement without expansion
Selection Procedure of Haryana Civil Service
The selection procedure of Haryana Civil Service Examination 2021 consists of three phases
- Preliminary Examination (for screening only)
- Main Written Examination
- Personality Test (Viva-voce)
Preliminary Exam Pattern of Haryana Civil Service
Paper I/II | Name of the Paper | Total Number of Questions | Total Marks | Duration of Time |
Paper I | General Studies | 100 | 100 Marks | 2 Hours |
Paper II | Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) | 100 | 100 Marks | 2 Hours |
Type of questions | Multiple choice Questions |
Medium of Question Paper | Bilingual |
Negative Marking | Yes |
Details of Negative Marking | 0.25 Marks will be deducted for each wrong answer |
Minimum qualifying marks in CSAT | 33% of total marks |
Exam pattern of Mains written examination of Haryana Civil Service
Type of paper | Name of the paper | Total Marks |
Paper-I | English (including English Essay) | 100 Marks |
Paper-II | Hindi (including Hindi Essay) in Devanagari Script | 100 Marks |
Paper-III | General Studies | 200 Marks |
Paper-IV | One optional subject | 200 Marks |
Total number of papers | 4 Papers |
Total Marks | 600 Marks |
Time duration for each paper | 3 Hours |
Type of examination | Conventional / Essay Type |
Medium of writing | Hindi or English (Except in language/Literature papers) |
Marks needed to qualify for Viva Voce | A Minimum of 45% marks in the aggregate of all written papers A minimum of 33% marks each in Hindi and English (Compulsory Papers) |
Total Number of Optional Subjects | 29 |
List of Optional Subjects for Mains Written Examination of Haryana Civil Service
- Agriculture
- Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science
- Anthropology
- Botany
- Chemistry
- Civil Engineering
- Commerce and Accountancy
- Economics
- Electrical Engineering
- English Literature
- Geology
- Geography
- Hindi Literature (in Devnagri Script)
- Indian History
- Law
- Mathematics
- Management
- Mechanical Engineering
- Medical Science
- Physics
- Philosophy
- Political Science and International Relations
- Psychology
- Public Administration
- Punjabi Literature
- Statistics
- Sociology
- Sanskrit Literature
- Zoology
List of Compulsory Papers for Mains Written Examination
- English (including English Essay)
- Hindi (including Hindi Essay) in Devanagari script
- General Studies
Personality Test / Viva-voce of Haryana Civil Service Examination 2021
- Personality Test / Viva-voce of Haryana Civil Service Examination 2021 will be of 75 Marks
- The candidate will be interviewed by a Board.
- Questions will be on matters of general interest that will assess various qualities such as the mental alertness, balance of judgment, ability for social cohesion, and moral integrity of the candidates
A final merit list will be prepared out of 675 Marks after these three phases.
Detailed Syllabus for Preliminary Examination
Syllabus of General Studies
- Current events of national and international importance
- History of India and Indian National Movement
- Indian and World Geography
- General Science
- Indian Culture, Indian Polity, and Indian Economy
- Haryana–Economy, and people.
- Social, economic, and cultural institutions of Haryana
- Language of Haryana.
Syllabus of Civil Service Aptitude Test (CSAT)
- Comprehension
- General mental ability
- Interpersonal skills including communication skills
- Decision making and problem-solving
- Logical reasoning and analytical ability
- Basic numeracy
Detailed Syllabus for Mains Written Examination HPSC
Syllabus for Compulsory Paper – English
- Essay from given choices
- Precise Writing
- Usage and Vocabulary.
- General Grammar/Composition
- Comprehension of given passages
Syllabus for Compulsory Paper – Hindi
- Essay on a specific topic from given choices
- Explanation of Hindi prose or poetry in the same language
- Translation of an English passage into Hindi.
- Letter/Precise writing
- Composition including idioms and phrases, error correction
Syllabus for Compulsory Paper – General Studies
- History of Modern India and Indian Culture
- Geography of India
- Indian Polity
- Current National issues
- Topics of social relevance
- India and the World
- Indian Economy
- International Affairs and Institutions
- Developments in the field of science and technology
- Advancements in communications and space
- Data Interpretation
FAQ
www.hpsc.gov.in
Candidates have to obtain at least 45% marks in the aggregate of all written papers and a score of a minimum of 33% marks each in` compulsory papers (English and Hindi)
Yes. 1/4 marks will get deducted for each wrong answer
May / June 2021