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Exam Date 30 May, 2021
About Haryana Civil Services 2021
Haryana Public Service Commission conducts HCS (Ex.Br.) and Allied Services examination. The application form will be available in online mode. The application fee is Rs. 1000 for the General male candidate, Rs. 250 for General female and all SC candidates. Candidates belonging to the PWD category will not have to pay the application fee. To be eligible for HCS, candidates must have a graduation degree (of any stream) from a recognised University with the required certificate/ documents, etc. issued on or before the application closing date. The age limit is between 21- 42 years old. However, candidates belonging to reserved categories will be provided upper age relaxation by the commission. The exam is conducted in three phases - Preliminary exam, Mains exam and Personal Interview. Only those candidates who qualify the prelims exam will be called for HCS Main exam. After qualifying the main exam (written), there will be a Personality Test (interview) carrying 75 marks.
Haryana Civil Services 2021 Highlights
| Full Exam Name | Haryana Civil Services Exam |
| Short Exam Name | Haryana Civil Services |
| Conducting Body | Haryana Public Service Commission |
| Languages | English, Hindi |
| Mode of Application | Online |
| Application Fee (General) | 1000 Rs [Offline] +1 More |
| Mode of Exam | Offline |
| Haryana Civil Services Preliminary Exam - Duration | 2 Hours +1 More |
| Number of Seats | Preliminary Exam : 166 Seats +1 More |
Haryana Civil Services 2021 Important Dates
Haryana Civil Services Preliminary Exam (Session 2021)
Upcoming Dates and Events
30 May, 2021
Exam | Mode: Offline
Haryana Civil Services (Session 2021)
Past Dates and Events
03 Mar, 2021 - 02 Apr, 2021
Application | Mode: Online
Haryana Civil Services 2021 Eligibility Criteria
Haryana Civil Services Preliminary Exam Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must be graduates (Commerce, Science or Arts) from a recognised university as on the application closing date. They must possess all of their certificates and documents, in support of their educational qualification, before the application closing date. The HCS eligibility criteria also set an age limit of 21- 42 years. For the post of DSP, the age limit is 21- 27 years. However, the upper age limit has been stretched for certain categories of candidates belonging to Haryana, ex-military persons, etc.
Haryana Civil Services Main Exam Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility criteria of HCS Main exam is the same as the pre-exam. In addition to that, only those candidates who qualify the pre-exam will be eligible to appear for HCS Main exam. Candidates must note that since the pre-exam acts as a screening test, it is only a stepping stone towards being posted in the Haryana civil services. Marks scored in the pre-exam will not be counted in the final selection.
Haryana Civil Services 2021 Application Process
Mode of Application : Online
Mode of Payment : Net Banking | Credit Card | Debit Card
Application Fees
| Category | Quota | Mode | Gender | Amount |
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| General | Online, Offline | Male | ₹ 1000 | |
| General, SC, ST | Online, Offline | Female | ₹ 250 | |
| SC, ST | Online, Offline | Male, Transgender | ₹ 250 | |
| General, SC, ST, OBC | PWD | Online, Offline | Female, Male, Transgender | ₹ 0 |
Haryana Civil Services 2021 Syllabus
Haryana Civil Services Preliminary Exam Syllabus
General studies paper-I
General science |
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Current events of national and international importance |
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History of India and Indian national movement |
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Indian and world geography |
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Indian Culture, Indian Polity and Indian Economy |
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General mental ability |
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Haryana; Economy and people |
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Social, Economic and Cultural institutions and language of Haryana |
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Civil services aptitude test paper-II
Comprehension |
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Interpersonal skills including communication skills |
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Logical reasoning and analytical ability |
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Decision making and problem solving |
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General mental ability |
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Basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, order of magnitude, etc. – Class 10 level), Data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, Data sufficiency etc. – Class 10 level) |
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Haryana Civil Services Main Exam Syllabus
English and English essay
Precise writing |
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Comprehension of given passages |
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Essay |
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Usage and vocabulary |
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General grammar and Composition |
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Hindi and Hindi essay
Translation of English passage into Hindi |
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Letter and Precis writing |
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Expression of Hindi passage(prose and poetry) in the same language |
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Composition(Idoms and Corrections etc) |
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Essay on specific topic; the choice of subject will be given |
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General studies part- I
History of modern India and Indian culture |
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Geography of India |
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Indian polity |
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Current national issues and topics of social relevance |
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General studies part-ii
India and the world |
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Indian economy |
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International affairs & Institutions |
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Developments in the field of science and technology, communications and space |
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Statistical analysis, graphs and diagrams |
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Agriculture part-I
Agriculture part-II
Animal husbandry and veterinary science part-I
Animal nutrition |
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Animal physiology |
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Livestock production and management |
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Genetics and animal breeding |
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Animal husbandry and veterinary science part-II
Health and hygiene |
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Animal diseases |
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Veterinary public health |
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Milk and milk products technology |
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Meat hygiene |
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Extension |
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Botany part-I
Microbiology and plant pathology |
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Cryptogams |
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Bryophytes |
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Pteriodophytes |
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Gymnosperms |
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Phytogeography |
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Systematics |
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Anatomy |
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Embryology |
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Economic botany |
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Botany part-II
Cytogenetics |
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Plant breeding and Biostatistics |
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Physiology and biochemistry |
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Plant Ecology |
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Applied Botany |
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Chemistry part-I
Atomic structure |
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Chemical bonding |
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Solid state |
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The gaseous state |
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Thermodynamics and statistical thermodynamics |
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Clausius-Clapeyron equation, partial molar quantities, chemical potential and Gibbs–Duham equation, variation of chemical potential with temperature and pressure |
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Electrode potential, Standard Hydrogen electrode, Electoro–Chemical series and its application in determining E.M.F. of cell and feasibility of a reaction, Nernst equation |
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Chemical kinetics |
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Photochemistry |
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Surface phenomena and catalysis |
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Coordination chemistry |
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Chemistry of d block elements |
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Chemistry part-II
Reaction mechanisms |
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Reactive intermediates |
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Substitution reactions |
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Chemistry and mechanism of reactions |
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Polymeric systems |
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Principles of spectroscopy and applications in structure elucidation |
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Civil Engineering part-I
Engineering mechanics |
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Strength of materials |
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Structural analysis |
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Design of structures |
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Fluid mechanics |
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Open channel flow |
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Geo-technical engineering |
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Civil Engineering part-II
Construction technology |
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Constructions equipment |
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Construction planning and management |
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Survey |
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Transporation Engineering |
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Hydrology |
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Irrigation engineering |
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Environment Engineering |
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Commerce and Accountancy part-I
Accounting and finance |
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Commerce and Accountancy part-II
Organisation theory and Industrial relations |
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Economics part-I
Micro economic analysis |
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Nature, types and functions of Money |
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Full employment and Say‘s Law |
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Functions of central bank, process of credit creation, credit control |
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Public finance and its role in Market Economy, in stabilisation, supply, stability, allocative, efficiency, distribution and development |
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International economics |
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Growth and development |
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Economics part-II
Indian Economics in past |
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Employment |
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Industry |
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Money and banking |
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Index numbers of Price level |
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Trade, balance of payments and exchange |
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Public finance and fiscal policy |
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Economic planning in India |
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Electrical Engineering part-I
Electrical circuits–theory and applications |
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Signals & systems |
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E.M. theory |
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Analog electronics |
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Digital electronics |
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Energy conversion |
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Power electronic and electric drives |
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Analog communication |
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Electrical Engineering part-II
Control systems |
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Electrical engineering materials |
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Microprocessor and Microcomputers |
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Measurement and instrumentation |
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Power systems, analysis and control |
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Power system protectiion |
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Non-conventional energy sources and energy management introduction to the energy problem |
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English literature part-I
English literature part-II
Geography part-I
Physical geography |
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Human geography |
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Geography part-II
Geography of India |
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Hindi literature part-I
History of Hindi language and Nagari lipi |
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History of Hindi literature |
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Hindi literature part-II
Indian History part-I
Indian History part-II
Law part-I
Constitutional Laws of India |
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International Laws |
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Law part-II
Law of crimes |
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Law of torts |
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Law of contracts and mercantile law |
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Law of evidence and Indian evidence act |
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Mathematics part-I
Linear algebra |
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Calculus |
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Geometry |
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Ordinary differential equations |
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Statics |
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Dynamics |
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Hydrostatics |
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Mathematics part-II
Vector analysis |
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Real analysis |
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Numerical analysis |
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Mechanics |
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Probability |
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Statistical methods |
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Mechanical Engineering part-I
Theory of machines |
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Mechanics of solids |
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Engineering materials |
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Manufacturing science |
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Manufacturing management |
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Mechanical Engineering part-II
Thermodynamics |
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C.I. engines, fuels and combustion |
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Heat transfer, refrigeration and air conditioning |
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Turbo-machines and power plants |
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Physics part-I
Mechanics |
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Thermal physics |
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Waves and oscillations |
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Physics part-II
Electricity & Magnetism |
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Modern physics |
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Electronics |
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Political science and International relations part-I
Political theory |
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| Western political thought |
Government and politics with special reference to India |
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| Approaches to the study of comparative politics |
Political science and International relations part-II
India and the world |
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Psychology part-I
Foundations of psychology |
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Psychology part-II
Issues and applications of Psychology |
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Public Administration part-I
Administrative theory |
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Public Administration part-II
Indian administration |
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Punjabi literature part-I
Origin of Punjabi language |
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Punjabi morphology |
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Language and dialect |
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Classical background |
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Modern trends |
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Folk literature |
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Drama |
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Socio-cultural literary influences |
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Punjabi literature part-II
Sociology part-I
General sociology |
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| Sociology as a Discipline |
Sociology part-II
Study of Indian society |
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| Historical Moorings of the Indian Society and Indian Social Structure |
Sanskrit literature part-I
Sanskrit literature part-II
Zoology part-I
Non-chordata |
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Protochordata |
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Chordata |
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Ecology |
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Ethology |
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Biostatistics |
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Economic zoology |
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Zoology part-II
Cell biology |
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Genetics |
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Evolution and Systematics |
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Biochemistry |
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Physiology |
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Embryology |
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Haryana Civil Services 2021 Exam Pattern
Haryana Civil Services Preliminary Exam Exam Pattern
The HCS Preliminary exam pattern suggests that the exam will be conducted on offline mode. Candidates will have to attempt two papers- General Studies and an elective paper in which candidates will have to choose among 19 subjects. Both the papers will carry 100 marks and will last for a duration of 2 hours each. Questions will be objective with 5 answer options. Every correct response rewards 2 marks whereas every incorrect response deducts 0.25 mark.
Haryana Civil Services Main Exam Exam Pattern
The HCS Main exam will consist of 4 papers carrying 600 marks in total. The papers are in the following order- English, Hindi, General Studies, and two elective subjects. The exam pattern of HCS Main exam 2019 mentions that the paper will be objective in nature. Each question carries 2 marks and an incorrect response negates 0.25 mark. Candidates who clear this round will be eligible to appear for the Personality Test (interview) of 75 marks.
Documents Required at Exam
- Admit card
- Aadhaar card
- PAN card
General Information
Questions related to Haryana Civil Services
i am 17 years old currently,can i apply for police
Hello,
Police officers are responsible for enforcing laws and maintaining peace within communities. In addition to earning a high school diploma, police officers receive training at a police academy. Some police officers complete degree programs in law enforcement or criminal justice as well, which can be helpful for career advancement. Police recruits also have to go through a series of examinations that are determined by their academy, which may include physical fitness testing and psychiatric review .
Eligibility to become Police Officer
In order to become a Police Officer, the aspirant must first decide which designation they are targeting. The eligibility and recruitment process of various designations under the police department. is different. If you are targeting for SP/ ASP/ DSP, you must clear IPS examination. Meanwhile, For other posts, state governments hold separate recruitment exams. The recruitment exam will comprise of both a written and physical test. The candidates must meet the proper height and weight description, depending on the post. The details regarding physique will be specified in the recruitment notifications.
Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is another authority that conducts the recruitment exam for Sub-Inspector of Police in several states.
Subjects Combination - Students from any stream/ subject in Class 12/ UG/ PG can become police officers after clearing the recruitment exam and physical tests.
Academic Eligibility -
Name of the Post | Eligibility | Recruitment Exam |
SP/ ASP | Bachelor’s Degree with a lower age limit of 21 years. | IPS |
Assistant Commissioner or DSP | Bachelor’s Degree with a lower age limit of 21 years | IPS |
Circle Inspector and Sub-Inspector | Bachelor’s Degree | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) |
Assistant Sub-Inspector | Head Constable with at least 5-7 years of experience are often promoted as Assistant Sub-Inspector | State-Level Recruitment Exam or SSC |
Police Head Constable | Class 12 | State-Level Recruitment Exam |
Constable | Class 12 and lower age limit is 18, while, upper age limit is 25. | State-Level Recruitment Exam |
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