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The official documents outline a multi-stage recruitment process for the post of Range Officer Grade I (Wildlife and Territorial) consisting of four distinct phases: a Written Test, a Viva Voce Test, a Walking Test, and a Medical Test.
Examination Scheme
The examination process is structured as follows:
- Written Test (Main Examination): This is an essay-type examination comprising four subjects. Each paper has a time limit of three hours.
- Compulsory Subjects: These include General English (100 marks), an English Essay (100 marks), and General Knowledge (200 marks).
- Optional Subject: Candidates must choose one subject from Botany, Silviculture, or Field Crop, which carries 200 marks.
- Viva Voce Test: Only candidates who obtain a minimum of 40% marks in each written subject are called for this stage, which carries 100 marks.
- Total Marks: The final merit is based on a total of 700 marks (600 from the written test and 100 from the viva voce).
- Physical and Medical Requirements: Candidates must also pass a Walking Test and a Medical Test conducted by a Medical Board.
Syllabus Overview
The syllabus for the written examination is divided into compulsory and optional components:
1. Compulsory Subjects
- General English: Set at a 10+2 standard, focusing on short essays, comprehension, précis writing, usage, and vocabulary.
- Essay in English: Candidates must write one essay on a specific topic at a 10+2 standard.
- General Knowledge: This paper covers Elementary Science, Geography, and Current events.
2. Optional Subjects: The scope for these papers is generally at the bachelor’s degree level. Candidates select one of the following:
- Botany: A comprehensive syllabus covering Microbes and Microbiology, Algae, Fungi, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes, Cell Structure, Chromosome structure, Genome organization, Angiosperm origin, Plant Physiology, Biotechnology, and Ecology.
- Silviculture: Focuses on the Principles of Silviculture (forestry definitions, site factors, tree growth), Practices of Silviculture (regeneration, plantation, tending, thinning), Silvicultural Systems (clear felling, shelterwood, coppice systems), and the specific silviculture of Softwoods and various Indian trees like Cedrus deodara, Acacia, and Eucalyptus.
- Field Crops: Covers the economic importance, soil requirements, and cultivation practices for Cereals, Millets, and Pulses (rice, wheat, maize); Oil seeds and Commercial crops (groundnut, saffron, zeera, potato); and Forages and Grasses.
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