Syllabus for Junior Judicial Assistant and Junior Judicial Assistant (Computer) under Chhattisgarh High Court, Bilaspur - Total 100 Marks, General Studies and Aptitude Test

Syllabus for Junior Judicial Assistant and Junior Judicial Assistant (Computer)

The examination will consist of General Studies and Aptitude Test for a total of 100 marks. The syllabus is divided into several parts:

Part-1: General Studies

(This section will have 25 questions for a total of 25 marks)

1. General Studies:

• History of India and India's Freedom Movement.
• Physical, Social, and Economic Geography of India.
• Indian Constitution and Polity.
• Indian Economy.
• General Science and Technology.
• Indian Philosophy, Art, Literature, and Culture.
• Current Affairs and Sports.
• Environment.

2. General Knowledge of Chhattisgarh:

• History of Chhattisgarh and its contribution to the Freedom Movement.
• Geography, Climate, Physical Conditions, Census, Archaeological, and Tourist Centers of Chhattisgarh.
• Literature, Music, Dance, Art, and Culture, Proverbs (Janoula, Muhavare, Hana, Lokoktiyan) of Chhattisgarh.
• Tribes, Special Traditions, Teej, and Festivals of Chhattisgarh.
• Economy, Forest, and Agriculture of Chhattisgarh.
• Administrative Structure, Local Governance, and Panchayati Raj of Chhattisgarh.
• Industries, Energy, Water, and Mineral Resources of Chhattisgarh.
• Current Affairs of Chhattisgarh.

Part-2: General Computer Knowledge

(This section will have 15 questions for a total of 15 marks)

1. Use of Computer – General knowledge of where and why computers are used.
2. Main parts of Computer – General knowledge of CPU, input devices, output devices.
3. Types of Printers – Inkjet, Laserjet, and other types of printers.
4. Names of Operating Systems – MS DOS, Commercial and Open Source operating systems.
5. Knowledge of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint under Microsoft Office for office use.
6. Use of Internet – E-mail, Document serving, general knowledge of various government department websites.
7. Use of Antivirus – Damage caused by computer viruses and general knowledge of computer viruses.
8. Use of Multimedia – General knowledge of using audio, video, and text.
9. General knowledge related to CD/DVD.
10. General knowledge of Google, Altavista, YouTube – how to obtain desired information from search engines.

Part-3: General Mental Ability

(This section will have 15 questions for a total of 15 marks)

Questions will be asked on the following:

• Reasoning, Relationship analysis, Analogy, Numerical Ability, etc.
• Generally, questions of this type are asked to test these factors: Identifying differences, Numerical series, Alphabet series, Letter-number and picture relationship analysis, Coded language, Hidden figures, Matching squares and arithmetic operations in pictures, various types of patterns, etc.

Part-4: General Mathematics

(This section will have 15 questions for a total of 15 marks)

Unit 1:

• Decimal System.
• Metric System, Measurements of Length, Area, Volume, Mass, Time.
• Numbers – Whole, Even, Odd, Prime numbers, Ascending and Descending order, Place Value.
• Common Fractions and Decimal Fractions.
• Comparison of fractions, converting decimal fractions to common fractions.
• Square Root – Methods of finding square root – Factorization and Division method, finding square root of numbers with decimals.

Unit 2:

• Highest Common Factor (HCF) and Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) – Definition of HCF and LCM, formulas for solving related problems.
• Average – Questions related to finding the average.
• Percentage – Meaning of percentage, questions related to converting percentage to decimal and decimal to percentage.
• Speed, Time, Distance – Questions related to finding speed, time, and distance.

Unit 3:

• Simple Interest – Definition of simple interest, questions related to it.
• Profit and Loss – Cost price, Selling price, Profit, Loss, expressing them in percentage and rupees.
• Ratio and Proportion – Division into proportional parts.
• Percentage – Birth and death rates, population increase, decrease.

Unit 4:

• Lines and Angles – Line segment, straight and curved lines, types of angles.
• Plane Figures – Triangle, Quadrilateral, and Circle.

Unit 5:

• Area of Plane Figures – Triangle, Rectangle, Parallelogram, and Trapezium.
• Volume of Solids – Length, Width, Height, Area, Cube, and Cuboid.

Part-5: General Hindi

(This section will have 15 questions for a total of 15 marks)

• Vowels, Consonants, Spelling.
• Gender, Number, Tense.
• Practical Use of Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Verb.
• Compound – Formation and Types.
• Sandhi – Vowel, Consonant, and Visarga Sandhi.
• Grammatical Errors.
• Word Types – Tatsam, Tadbhav, Deshaj, Foreign.
• Synonyms, Antonyms, One Word Substitution.
• Idioms and Proverbs.

Part-6: General English

(This section will have 15 questions for a total of 15 marks)

UNIT-I English Grammar:

• Number, Gender, Articles.
• Pronoun, Adjectives, Verb.
• Use of some important conjunctions.
• Use of some Important Prepositions.

UNIT-2 Transformation of Sentences:

• Active Passive Voice.
• Direct Indirect Narration.

UNIT-3 Vocabulary:

• Synonyms/Antonyms.
• One Word Substitution.
• Spellings.

I. Scheme for Skill Test for the post of Junior Judicial Assistant & Junior Judicial Assistant (Computer)

(A) Junior Judicial Assistant (Computer)

• Total marks for Skill Test: 50 Marks
• English Typing test: A passage of 500 words to be typed in 20 minutes (50 Marks)
• Marks to be deducted for each mistake: 1/4 Marks

(B) Junior Judicial Assistant

• Total marks for Skill Test: 50 Marks
• English Typing test: A passage of 300 words to be typed in 10 minutes (25 Marks)
• Hindi Typing test: A passage of 250 words to be typed in 10 minutes (25 Marks)
• Marks to be deducted for each mistake: 1/4 Marks

General Information for Skill Tests:

• The test shall be conducted in "Open Source Operating System (Ubuntu) with Word Processor Libre Office".
• The selection lists for both posts will be prepared solely on the basis of marks obtained by the candidates in the skill tests.