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KPPSC Advertisement No 2-2015 Jobs Syllabus Written Test Schedule

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KPPSC Advertisement No: 02/2015 Announced following jobs in various departments Last date: 03-04-2015 Serial No.1: FEMALE RESEARCH OFFICER HORTICULTURE (BPS-17) Serial No.2: RESEARCH OFFICER PLANT PATHOLOGY (BPS-17) Serial No.3: RESEARCH OFFICER FOOD TECHNOLOGY (BPS-17) Serial No.4: RESEARCH OFFICER CHEMISTRY (BPS-17) Serial No.5: RESEARCH OFFICER HORTICULTURE (BPS-17) Serial No.6: RESEARCH OFFICERS CEREAL CROPS (BPS-17) Serial No.7: … Read more

Zoology Botany Solved MCQs Past Papers CSS PMS NTS Entry Test

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Zoology (1) Despite the structural diversities they are characterized by having soft body protected by calcareous shell developing from the mantle layer. (a) Corals (b) Foraminiferous (c) Molluses (d) None of these (c) Molluses (2) The members of the phylum are exclusively Marine. (a) Porifera (b) Coelenterata (c) Echino-dermata (d) None of these (c) Echino-dermata … Read more

Chemistry Physics MCQs Past Papers CSS PMS NTS Entry Test

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Chemistry Physics MCQs Past Papers CSS PMS NTS Entry Test Physics 1.The de-Broglie wavelength, of an electron whose kinetic energy is 120 eV, is. A. 1.1 nm B. 1.1 Å C. 1.1 pm D. 1.1 μm ANSWER: B 2.In Davsson- Germer experiment, if the angle of diffraction is 52°, then the glancing angle will be. … Read more

Solved MCQs Past Papers Geology CSS PMS NTS Entry Test Exams

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(i) Diamonds are stronger than graphite because they have: (a) Van der Waals bonds (b) covalent bonds (c) ionic bonds (d) metallic bonds (ii) Bauxite, the principal ore of aluminum is actually which type of soil: (a) pedalfer (b) pedocal (c) caliche (d) laterite (iii) The term “groundwater recharge” refers to: (a) the supply of … Read more

Geography Solved MCQs Past Papers CSS PMS NTS Entry Test Exams

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(1) Instrument used for the measurement of wind speed is called (a) Altimeter (b) Barometer (c) Anemometer (d) None of these (2) Vernal equinox occurs on: (a) December 21 (b) September 23 (c) June 21 (d) None of these (3) Atmospheric pressure at sea level is: (a) 750 mm (b) 760 mm (c) 770 mm … Read more