ASI IN CISF FINAL RESULT NOTICE CUTOFF MARKS

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION Declaration of Final Result for the Post of Assistant Sub-Inspectors in Central Industrial Security Force Examination, 2010
The Staff Selection Commission conducted Assistant Sub-Inspectors in Central Industrial Security Force Examination, 2010 on 29.08.2010. On the basis of candidates' performance in Paper-I, 18309 candidates were declared eligible for appearing in the Physical Endurance Test (PET)/Medical Examination. Total 3770 candidates qualified the PET and subjected to Medical Test. 2489 candidates were found fit in Medical and 561 candidates in Review Medical Examination. 3050 (2489+561) candidates have appeared in the Interview. Out of the 3050 candidates called for Interview, Candidates absent in Interview 187 Candidates Rejected on various reasons 128 Prov. (found using unfair means) 3 Total 318 Total available candidates for consideration for final selection is 3050-318 = 2732 (M-2458, F-274).
2. Taking into account the cases of category change noticed at the time of interview/ Document verification and intimated by the regional offices in the verified category data resulted in rejection of 5 Male candidates. Category wise details of 2453 Male + 274 female candidates who were considered for allocation are as given below : Male SC ST OBC UR ExS Total 232 407 1133 681 144 2453 Female SC ST OBC UR Exs Total 46 39 105 84 2 274 One candidate was found underage and 3 were found overage during the result processing, and hence rejected.
3. Finally, based on their merit, category wise details of candidates in the select list are as detailed below : Male Category SC ST OBC UR ExS Total Vacancies 270 135 486 909 180 1800 Candidate recommended 199 135 486 909* 145 1729 * Includes SC = 33, ST =66 OBC =179 qualifying at UR standards.

SSC RESULTS NEWS UPDATES

1. SSC MTS RESULT MAY BE ON SSC WEBSITE BY 15 JUN.
2. CISF ASI RESULT MAY BE ON WEBSITE BY 15 MAY.
3. AROUND 2000 VACANCIES IN CISF FOR THE POST OF ASI. Best of luck friends.
4. STENO C AND D FINAL RESULT WILL BE ON WEBSITE BY 15 JUN. Around 2000 VACANCIES
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SPL CPO EXAM RESULT NOTICE VACANCIES DETAILS CUTOFF MARKS

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION Declaration of result of Sub-Inspector in CPOs Special Examination, 2010 –
for calling the candidates for interview The Staff Selection Commission had conducted the Sub-Inspectors in Central Police Organisations(CPOs) Special Examination, 2010 on 12.12.2010 on all India basis.
2. Total 34763 candidates were, on the basis of performance in Paper-I of the Examination, declared qualified for Physical Efficiency (Endurance) Test (PET) and Medical. Total number of candidates who qualified in PET and were found medically fit were 5376.
3. Following is the list of 2966 candidates(2863 Male and 103 Female) who have been declared successful in the written Part after applying cut-off on marks of Paper-I + Paper-II, were medically fit and are eligible for being call for the Interview. The category-wise details of the candidates (Male & Female) are as under :- FEMALE Candidates: Category SC ST OBC ExS PH HH VH UR TOTAL Vacancies 10 04 18 39 71 Cut-off marks 105.75 105.75 146.50 184.75 184.75 184.75 184.75 184.75 Candidates available 15* 15* 50* 0 0 0 0 23 103 MALE Candidates : Category SC ST OBC ExS PH HH VH UR TOTAL Vacancies 424 153 554 1073 2204 Cut-off marks 65.25 122.00 129.25 166.25 166.25 166.25 166.25 166.25 Candidates available 601* 350* 1211* 29* 0 0 0 672 2863 * Include candidate qualifying at UR cutoff. Contd……….2/-

BPSC PRE ANSWER KEY

(1) Mahatama Gandhi International Award for peace 2009 – (B)
Aung San
(2) Durand Cup – (B)Football
(3) 2G – (C) G for Generation
(4) Mr. A. Raja belong from Party – (D)DMK
(5) Longest Rajdhani Express – (B)12431 Trivendram Express
(6) Minimum Age for Photographic/ Fingerprinting – (B)15 years
(7) AIIMS – (A)Bihar, Chhatishgarh, MP, Odisa, Rajasthan, UK
(8) Richest Political Party – (D) congress
(9) Bihar Assembly Election Result 2010 – (C)
(10) 50% reservation for women in Panchayat election – (B) Bihar,
MP, HP
(11) AVAHAN – (C) HIV/Aids
(12) Underwater Meeting – (D) Cabinet Of Country (Maldive)
(13) Not located on the bank of River – Uttarkashi
(14) Fundamental Right- (C) Right for Education
(15) Location of Cairo (Kahira)– (B) 30 East
(16) International Court – (A) Hague
(17) India’s position in list of best country – (D) 78
(18) 2010 Academic Ranking of World University – (C) Harvard
University
(19) Diabetes day – (D) 14th November
(20) PM Julia Gillard – (A) Australia
(21) Ban on Burqa – (B) France
(22) Number of CM Arjun Mumda’s supporter MLA – (B) 45
(23) Mr. P.J. Thomas’s state cadre – (C) Kerala
(24) Mini Ratna’s financial autonomy – (D) Rs. 500 Crore
(25) Right of Education – (A) 1st April 2010
(26) India’s position in XVI Asian Games – (B)
(27) Shuba Tole (Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize 2010 – (A) Tata
IFR Mumbai
(28) World Statesman Award 2010 – (C) Dr. Manmohan Singh
(29) 3rd Research Centre at Antarctica – (A) Bharti
(30) CWG 2010 – (D)
(31) Harappan Port – (B) Lothal
(32) Gupta emperor who defeated Hunas – (C) Skandgupta
(33) Kalhanan’s Book name – (D) Rajtargnini
(34) Rudradaman first’s inscription – (A) Junagarh
(35) First ruler of Salve dynasty – (A) Qutubuddin Aibak
(36) Ruler of Devgiri – (B) Ramchandra Dev
(37) Muslim Ruler who abolished the pilgrimages tax- (D) Akbar
(38) Dar-Ul- Safa– (B) A free Hospital
(39) Permanent Settlement with – (A) Zamindars
(40) Founder of Prathna Samaj – (A) A Pandurang
(41) Father of Indian Renaissance – (D) R R M Roy
(42) Swaraj Dal was founded by – (D) C Das & M Nehru
(43) Founder of Theosophical Society – (A) Madame H.P. B
(44) Tilak wrote book – (B) Geeta Rahasya
(45) Mahaweer Swami Born – (A) Kundgram
(46) Mahattma Buddha ‘s Mahaparinirvana – (C) Kushinara
(47) Buddha’s first Dharmchakraparivartna – (B) Sarnath
(48) Early capital of Magadh – (C) Rajgrih
(49) Name of dynasty of Ajatshatru – (A) Haryak
(50) 3rd Buddhist Council at – (D) Patliputra
(51) “Takla Makan” desert at – (D) China
(52) Strait connect Red Sea and Indian Ocean – (A) Bab-el
(53) Ninety East Ridge – (B) Indian Ocean
(54) Not a capital – (B) Sydney
(55) Highest Coal producing country – (c) china
(56) Folding is rusult of – (c) orogenetic Force
(57) Amritsar and Shimla – (A) altitude
(58) Coal Mines in Jharkhand at – (A) Jharia
(59) Major source of oceanic salinity – (A) Rivers
(60) Largest state of India – (A) Raj., MP. Mah
(61) Bihar is the ____ largest state according to census in 2001 – (B)
3rd
(62) Highest wheat producing state – (D) UP
(63) TISCO is near – (D) Tatanagar
(64) largest producers of sugarcane -(A) Bihar and UP
(65) Largest number of SC in– (D) UP
(66) Total population of bihar in 2001- (A) 82998509
(67) ECR zone– (B) Hajipur
(68) Industries Commissioner office, Bihar – (A) Patna
(69) North Bihar is famous for – (C) Flood
(70) Not located at NH2- (D) Patna
(71) Purpose of Swaraj resolution in 1905 – (D) Self Govt.
(72) Provisional Govt. were contituted under act of – (A) 1935
(73) Indian Constitution have – (A) 395 Articles,22 parts & 12
schedules
(74) Rajya sabha consists of – (C) 250 members
(75) January 26 was selected because – (A) Independence day in
1930
(76) PAC submit report to – (B) Speaker
(77) Not Correct – (B) Money bill originate in the RS
(78) Rights for non citizens in India – (A)
(79) Head of National Defense Committee – (A) Home Minister
(80) National Emergency act – (A) Article 352
(81) Not Correct – (D) SC can hear any HC as well from court
martial
(82) Constitutional head of State Govt. – (B) Governor
(83) Commercial source of energy – (A)
(84) Per capita consumption of energy in 1994 – (C) 243 KG
(85) First oil crisis in India – (D) 1970′s and 1980′s
(86) Reasons of sickness of SEBs – (A)
(87) Economy of India – (C) Mixed
(88) Speed post service started in – (D) 1986
(89)1st telephone in India – (C) 1851
(90) Problems in Indian Coal Industry – (B)
(91) genetics deals – (d) heredity & variations
(92) Mendel’s principle – (c) sexual
(93) Embryo – (c)
(94) soil particles in loamy soils – (d) all types
(95) a single type of atom – (c)
(96) soil water available to plants – (a) clayey
(97) capillaries – (D)
(98) photosynthesis – (c)
(99) continents have drifted – (b)
(100) committe setup by NDC in 1957 – (A) Balwant
(101) Ashok mehta – (B) two tier
(102) Rolling plan – (B)
(103) Planning commission setup – (A) 1950
(104) Patna Intl Airport – (A)
(105) In Bihar air services – (D)
(106) In Bihar, though Zamindari was abolished – (c) dominant
caste
(107) Bihar state had Industrial area – (A) six viz, Adityapur
(108) In Bihar scheme , Infrastructural – (B) EPIP
(109) Madras mahajan -(D) 1883
(110) representatives in first session of INC – (c) 72
(111) first Indian Gov Gen – (A) Gopalachari
(112) Non Cooperation started – (B) 1920
(113) Montagu- Chelmsford – (C) GOI 1919
(114) sher e punjab – (c) LL Rai
(115) Gandhi Irwin – (b) 1931
(116) RTC 1932 – (c) third
(117) Abhinav Bharat – (A) VD Sarvarkar
(118) Do or Die – (d)
(119) 27th session of INC – (d) bankipur
(120) Raj Kumar Shukla – (A) Murli Bharhwa
(121) Kunwar Singh – (c) Jagdishpur
(122) Lord Sinha resigned – (A)
(123) the value of x-[y-{z - (D) 0
(124) if the function f:I -> f(x)= log x - (A)
(125) the median - (B) 9
(126) inverse matrix - (c)
(127) the length of minute hand - (D) none
(128) a player completes 2200 - (c) 50 metres
(129) the coordinates of midpoint - (D)
(130) in triangle PQR - (c)
(131) visible range of solar - (b) 400-700nm
(132) plants on saline soil - (c) halophytes
(133) environment is composite - (d)
(135) water conducted in vascular - (d) xylem
(136) stimulus for flowering - (a) stems
(137) minerals - (b) inorganic solids
(138) development of natural system - (c) self sustained
(139) not belong to solar system - (d)
(140) tacle salt nacl - (b)
(141) sexual reproduction - (b) chromosomal
(142) average salinity of Arabian Sea - (b) 35 ppt
(143) shri nivaranchandra das gupta belonged to (B) purulia

DEO AND LDCs 10+2 RESULT SSC CUTOFF MARKS

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION Declaration of Final Result of Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Examination, 2010 1. The Staff Selection Commission conducted Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Examination, 2010 on 27-28.11.2010. The written result was declared on 14.1.2011 & 17.2.2011 in which 17,523 candidates were declared qualified in the written result for Type Test (TT) and Data Entry Skill Test (DEST). 2. Category wise number of candidates qualified in the Skill Test or exempted as per provision of the notice of the examination as are as below: No. of candidate qualified in DEST : 4350 Thus No. of candidates qualified in TT : 4135 Exempted : 94 Total : 8579 After consolidation of verified data of TT and DEST qualified candidates received from regional offices, it was found that 3054 candidates were common. Hence total 8579 - 3054 = 5525 candidates were available for allocation. Out of this 251 were rejected on various reasons i.e., over age, no preference etc.. Hence 5274 (5525-251) candidates are available for allocation. 3. While allocating group of posts (A –LDC or B-DEO) to eligible candidates, merit cum order of preference criteria has been adopted. Order of preference of group of posts (A –LDC, or B- DEO) exercised by candidates while applying for the examination and duly verified by the concerned regional offices has been considered. The onus of opting preferred group allocation for which the candidate is not eligible lies with the candidate. 4. Whoever has not exercised their order of preference for any of the group of posts has not been considered. Allocation list has been prepared keeping in view the number of vacancies reported by the user departments. While allocating departments to candidates within group of posts (B-DEO) sub-options exercised by them have been used. In case of the candidates who have not provided any sub option, they have not been allotted to any sub option and their next option for group of posts and sub options within the group have been considered. 5. The category wise break-up of the candidates selected for A-LDC and B-DEO is as below: A: LDC SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 164 202 859 40 12 25 79 1185 2410 Candidates recommended 164 127 859 40 9 25 79 1119 2269 Filled UR vacancies include (SC 9, ST2 , OBC 115 , EXS 58 )
B: DEO SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 128 68 231 9 7 8 52 293 720 Candidates recommended 128 68 231 9 7 5 52 293 720 Filled UR vacancies include (SC 7 , OBC 74 , EXS 42) 6. Criteria for resolving tie cases: In the event of tie of marks in written, the candidate getting higher marks in component III of written part has been assigned higher rank. In the event of tie at this stage also, the candidate getting higher marks in component II has been assigned higher rank. In the event of tie at this stage also, the older candidate (on DOB) has been given higher rank and then on the alphabetical order. 7. Marks obtained by the first and last selected candidates Selected (category wise) are given below: A: LDC Total marks of candidate SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR 1st selected 144.25 122 158.5 119.25 124 92.75 119.25 157 Last selected 97.25 80.25 102.75 75.25 83 60 75.25 106.5 B: DEO Total marks of candidate SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR 1st selected 143.25 118 158.5 131.5 123.25 107.5 139 171.25 Last selected 104.25 89 119.5 108.5 77.25 66.75 82.5 127.75 8. Category wise break-up of the candidates selected for the post of Data Entry Operators under different departments against the vacancies reported by the user department is as below. DEO –A : C&AG SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 118 65 209 5 5 5 50 253 645 Candidates Recommended 118 65 209 5 5 5 50 253 645 DEO –B : Min. of Agriculture SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Candidates Recommended 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
DEO – Opetion C : CGPD&TM, Mumbai SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 4 1 8 1 3 2 8 19 32 Candidates Recommended 4 1 8 1 - 2 2 19 32 DEO –D : CBI SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 7 Candidates Recommended 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 7 DEO _ E : CVC SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Candidates Recommended - - - - - - - 1 1 DEO_ F: Others SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 5 2 10 3 0 0 0 16 33 Candidates Recommended 5 2 10 3 0 0 0 16 33 9. Category wise break-up of the candidates selected for the post of LDC under different groups / departments against the vacancies reported by the user department is as below. LDC_ X _A : Office of JS(Trg.) & CAO SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 0 11 137 3 2 13 30 149 297 Candidates Recommended 0 11 137 3 2 13 30 149 297 LDC_ X _B : Election Commission SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 2 2 6 0 0 7 0 10 20 Candidates Recommended 2 2 6 - - - - 10 20 LDC_ X _C : Intelligence Bureau SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 15 0 15 1 1 1 7 41 71 Candidates Recommended 15 0 15 1 0 1 7 41 71 LDC_ X _D : BPR&D SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies - - - - - - - 2 2 Candidates Recommended - - - - - - - 2 2
LDC_ X _E : Cost Gguard HQ SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 2 1 - - - - - 5 8 Candidates Recommended 2 1 - - - - - 5 8 LDC_ X _F : M/o Development of NER SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 2 1 3 - - - - 1 7 Candidates Recommended 2 1 3 - - - - 1 7 LDC_ X _G : Indian Foreign Service B Grade-IV SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 6 3 11 0 1 0 0 22 42 Candidates Recommended 6 3 11 0 1 0 0 22 42 LDC : X Option H : CBI SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 5 3 41 0 0 0 0 45 94 Candidates Recommended 5 3 41 0 0 0 0 45 94 LDC: X Option I : CGA SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 29 17 69 0 0 0 0 142 257 Candidates Recommended 29 17 69 0 0 0 0 142 257 LDC : X Opetion O : Others SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 16 20 Candidates Recommended 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 16 20 LDC: Y _: SC ST OBC OH HH VH EXS UR TOTAL Vacancies 103 163 574 36 9 11 42 752 1592 Candidates Recommended 103 88 574 36 6 11 42 686 1451 Unfilled 75 66 141
10. Results of following 43 roll numbers have been kept as provisional. Their results will be declared after receiving the status cleared from concerned RDs. 2201500071, 2201500215, 2201506655, 2201512574, 2201514615, 2201517263, 2201530951, 2201538015, 2201553135, 2201553952, 2201565714, 2201576858, 2201601539, 2201605669, 2201612896, 2201614438, 2201616074, 2201617871, 2201642857, 2201643151, 2201644832, 2402506320, 2404500371, 2405012104, 2405552757, 2405559902, 2405576555, 2405587551, 2406501408, 2406510577, 2408000800, 2408501191, 3007030875, 3201002093, 3206017836, 4408500523, 7204502566, 7204504654, 7204506288, 7204507768, 7207700103, 8002011790, 8004504907. 11. A list giving details of allocated departments under X of A-LDC, and B of Data Entry Operator and States of LDC under group ‘Y’ is given below;- Group-‘X’ A. ARMED FORCES HEADQUARTERS’ CLERICAL SERVICE LOWER DIVISION GRADE. B. ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA C. INTELLIGENCE BUREAU D. BUREAU OF POLICE RESERH & DEVELOPMENT E. COAST GUARD , NEW DELHI F. MINISTRY OF DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH EAST REGION, SHILLONG G. INDIAN FOREIGN SERVICE (B) GRADE IV H. CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION I. O/o CONTROLLER GENERAL OF ACCOUNTS J. MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS K. PRESIDENT’S SECRETARIAT L. CENTRAL VIGINANCE COMMISSION M. DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCES N. ANY OTHER DEPARTMENT/OFFICE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE DATA ENTRY OPERATORS A. COMPITROLLER & AUDITOR GENERAL OF INDIA B. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE C. O/o THE CONTROLLER GENERAL PATENTS,DESIGN & TRADE MARKS, MUMBAI D. CENTRAL BUREAU OF INTELLIGENCE E. CENTRAL VIGILANCE COMMISSION F. ANY OTHER DEPARTMENT/OFFICE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE
State/UT wise preference for Group ‘Y’ Posts. Code State/UT Code State/UT A Andaman & Nicobar S Lakshadweep B Andhra Pradesh T Madhya Pradesh C Arunachal Pradesh U Maharashtra D Assam V Manipur E Bihar W Meghalaya F Chandigarh X Mizoram G Chhattisgarh Y Nagaland H Dadra & Nagar Haveli Z Orissa I Daman & Diu a/S1 Puducherry J Delhi b/S2 Punjab K Goa c/S3 Rajasthan L Gujarat d/S4 Sikkim M Haryana e/S5 Tamil Nadu N Himachal Pradesh f/S6 Tripura O Jammu & Kashmir g/S7 Uttarakhand P Jharkhand h/S8 Uttar Pradesh Q Karnataka i/S9 West Bengal R Kerala 12. The above said Lists are purely provisional and subject to the recommended candidates fulfilling all the eligibility conditions prescribed for the respective post in the Notice of Examination and also subject to thorough verification of their identity with reference to their photographs, signatures, handwritings, etc., on the application forms, admission certificates, etc. The candidature of the candidates are liable to be cancelled by respective Regional Directors in case candidates found not fulfilling the eligibility conditions or any other genuine reasons. 13. For candidates belonging to reserved categories for whom certain percentage of vacancies are reserved as per Government Policy, the category status is indicated against their Roll Numbers. It is important to note that some of these candidates have been declared qualified only for the category mentioned against their Roll Numbers. If any candidate does not actually belong to the category mentioned against his/her name, he/she may not be eligible to be included in the list. It is, therefore, in the interest of the candidates concerned to immediately contact the respective Regional Office of the Commission in all such cases where they do not belong to the category shown against their Roll Numbers. 14. There are some candidates who are qualified in DEST, but have been shown as exempted from TT by Regional Offices. These candidates shall not be nominated before specific approval of the Commission.
15. Detailed result of this examination with marks of the qualified and non-qualified candidates is available on SSC's Website: http://ssc.nic.in. (R.K. Arora) Under Secretary (C.I) 19.04.2011