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is chemistry portion included asked in indian forest services exams
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is chemistry portion included asked in indian forest services exams
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Examination Pattern for Indian Forest Service Examination
Preliminary Examination - This test consist two objective type papers that are :
General Studies - 200 Marks
CSAT - Civil Service Aptitude Test - 200 Marks
Passing in preliminary examination is mandatory for all candidates who wants to appear for main examination of Indian Forest Service exam
Both of these papers covers separate syllabus and topics where no place for chemistry in preliminary exam
Main Examination of Indian Forest Service 2013 - All papers conducted under main examination are conventional in pattern and necessary to be answered only in English Language means no place for Hindi medium examination in main exam of IFoS and papers are following conducted under Main Test
Paper I - General Knowledge/ Studies - 300 Marks
Paper II - General English Language - 300 Marks
Paper III, IV, V and VI - All these four papers are based on two optional subjects selected by the candidate and each selected optional subject covers two papers so you have to choose any two subjects from this list
Agriculture
Agriculture Engineering
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science
Botany
Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Forestry
Geology
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Physics
Statistics
Zoology
But there is restriction to choose following combinations of subjects as optional for main exam
Agriculture and Agriculture Engineering
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science
Agriculture and Forestry
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Mathematics and Statistics
Of the Engineering Subjects viz. Agricultural Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering - not more than one subject
Now you have the choice to select Chemistry as Optional Subject with any other one subject listed above and if you choose Chemistry then you have to face two papers in main examination based on chemistry and two other papers of optional subjects will be based on your choice of the subject
Major Topics Asked in Chemistry Paper I - Optional Subject
Atomic Structure
Chemical Bonding
Solid State
The Gaseous State
Thermodynamics and Statistical Thermodynamics
Phase Equilibria and Solutions
Electrochemistry
Chemical kinetics
Photochemistry
Surface Phenomena and Catalysis
Bio-inorganic Chemistry
Coordination Chemistry
General Chemistry of F Block Elements
Non - Aqueous Solvents
Major Topics asked in Paper II of Chemistry Optional
Delocalized covalent bonding
Reaction Mechanisms
Reactive Intermediates
Substitution Reactions
Elimination Reactions
Addition Reactions
Rearrangements
Pericyclic Reactions
Chemistry and Mechanism of Reactions
Polymeric Systems
Synthetic Uses of Reagents
Photochemistry
Principles of Spectroscopy and Applications in Structure Elucidation
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