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COMBINED GEO-SCIENTIST AND GEOLOGIST EXAMINATION

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Question paper series code: C

1. Who is the vice chairman of NITI-Aayog?

Answer : D - Aravind Panagariya

2.The Indian Rupee Sign was designed by

Answer : B - D.Udaya Kumar

3. Largest producers of coffee - Answer : B- Karnataka

4. Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) - Answer : A - Human Development Report

5. Tamilnadu ranks first in the generation of : Answer : D - Wind Power

(Tamil Nadu has the third largest established power generation capacity in the country. The Kalpakkam Nuclear Power Plant, Ennore Thermal Plant, Neyveli Lignite Power Plant, many hydroelectric plants including Mettur Dam, hundreds of windmills and the Narimanam Natural Gas Plants are major sources of Tamil Nadu's electricity. Tamil Nadu generates a significant proportion of its power needs from renewable sources with wind power installed capacity at over 7154 MW,accounting for 38 per cent of total installed wind power in India .)

6. 2011 Census the percentage of population living in Urban Areas is Equal to - Answer : A - 31

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TAMIL NADU PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION ADMISSION TO THE RASHTRIYA INDIAN MILITARY COLLEGE, DEHRADUN 2015

TAMIL NADU PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 
ADMISSION TO THE RASHTRIYA INDIAN MILITARY COLLEGE, DEHRADUN, 
JANUARY - 2016 TERM - EXAMINATION TO BE HELD ON 1ST AND 2ND JUNE 2015. 
TAMIL NADU PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION  ADMISSION TO THE RASHTRIYA INDIAN MILITARY COLLEGE

 The next qualifying examination for admission to the Rashtriya Indian Military College, Dehradun, January-2016 term, will be held on 1st and 2nd June 2015 at selected centres in the country of which Chennai city will be one. The examination will consist of both written and Viva-Voce tests. The written examination will consist of three papers viz. English, Mathematics and General Knowledge. The medium of Examination will be in English or Hindi for the subjects Mathematics and General Knowledge. The interview will be held to test the intelligence, personality etc., of the candidates. The interview shall be held on 06.10.2015 only for the candidates who qualify in the written examination and the time and venue for the interview will be intimated to them later. Minimum pass marks in each paper including interview will be 50%.

http://www.tnpsc.gov.in/notifications/3_2015__RIMC_Notfn_Jan_2016.pdf

General Studies Paper 1 Syllabus and Question Analysis (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)

CSAT Paper I: 200 Marks; Duration: Two Hours; Number of Questions: 100

  1. Current Affairs: Events of national and international importance
  2. History of India and Indian National Movement
  3. Indian and World Geography - Physical, Social, Economic geography of India and the World.
  4. Indian Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues, etc.
  5. Economic and Social Development – Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector Initiatives, etc.
  6. General issues on Environmental Ecology, Bio-diversity and Climate Change (no subject specialization required)
  7. General Science

Paper I Analysis

Topic201120122013
History and Culture 132015
Economy 181218
Polity172518
Geography111114
Environment & Bio-diversity222322
Science & Technology 19913
Total100100100

UPSC Civil Service Prelims 2014 General Studies Paper 1 Question/Marks Break-up

Topic in the UPSC Prelims SyllabusNumber of questions
asked in Prelims 2014
History and Culture20
Indian and World Geography14
Polity14
Economy10
Science and Technology16
Environment18
Current events of national and international importance8


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DANGEROUS LEVEL OF TEMPERATURE

DANGEROUS LEVEL OF TEMPERATURE
Defining what is dangerous interferences with the climate system is a complex task. Over the past two decades several expert groups have sought to define levels of climate change that could be tolerable or intolerable or characterized different levels of risk,. Based on the available knowledge at present, a 2c increases determined to be “an upper limit” beyond which the risks of grave damages to ecosystems are expected to increase rapidly.

More recently others in the scientific community have reached conclusions in a similar direction “that global warming of more than 1c, relative to 2000, will constitute ‘dangerous’ climate change as judged from likely effects on sea level and extermination of species.

There are risks of rapid or abrupt changes in climate and the climate system as a consequence of human

GREENHOUSE EFFECTS

Greenhouse is a building with a glass roof and sides enclosing a space in which temperature and humidity cane controlled for cultivating tender or out-of-season plans. Greenhouse became popular in Europe. The favorite crops were pineapples, peaches and grapes; they were grown in green-houses.

Greenhouse effect is defined as the trapping by the earth’s atmosphere of heat energy radiated from the sun. the effect is named after the solar warming observed in greenhouses, although the later effect is in fact more directly the result of trapping warmed air below the ceiling of glass.

GREENHOUSE EFFECTS
All substances absorb energy in the forms of radiation convert fit to heat, and then reradiate the energy. Dark and matt colors absorb higher proportions than lighter shiny colors, such as the ice herein gases, do not absorb very my such radiations (except in the far ultraviolet), unlike the know gases, ozone, nitrous oxide, wear  vapors and carbon dioxide, which have a significant effect on atmospheric absorption.

The amount of radiation absorbed and reradiated varies with the nature of the substance and the wavelength of addition. As for the atmosphere, it is nearly transparent for the short, visible wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum carbon dioxide, ozone, methane, water vapors and nitrous oxide in the air, however, absorb the solar radiation.

CLIMATE CHANGE - A DISASTROUS CATASTROPHE

CLIMATE CHANGE
Nero fiddled while roman burn.  Not much has changed. Recent report of the U.N. panel on climate change and the global warming on account of human activities has spread the message like never before. We are facing a global crisis; if we continue to generate green house gases, we will sink without a trace. The report makes it clear that the days of passing the buck and pussyfooting are over. It says that emissions of carbon dioxide must start declining by 2015 to prevent the world’s temperatures from rising more than 2c over reindustrialized temperatures to stave off disaster. To that end, the emissions of carbon dioxide in particular have to drop between 50 to 85 per cent by 2020.
OBJECTIVES
The result of the melting of most of the Himalayan glaciers by 2030, as predicted by the U.N. panel on climate change, could be truly catastrophic for India and its neigh hours. The Himalayan glaciers are the largest store of water outside the polar ice caps and feed seven grates once the perennial rivers turn into seasonal ones. As these river-flows fall, agriculture, water supplies on which millions of people depend, and power generation and cultivation will be badly affected.

UPSC CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION 2015 NOTIFICATION

NAME OF THE EXAMINATION ; 
CIVIL SERVICES (PRELIMINARY) EXAM, 2015 
INDIAN FOREST SERVICE 1 (Preliminary) EXAM, 2015 through CS [P] Exam 2015  

DATE OF NOTIFICATION (SATURDAY) : 16.05.2015

LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS : 12.06.2015 (FRIDAY) 

DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAM  : 23.08.2015 (SUNDAY) 

DURATION OF EXAM  : 1 DAY

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