The Federal Public Service Commission released the revised scheme and syllabus for the Examiner (BS-17) post. This post was available at the FPSC consolidated Advertisement No.02/2021. All the applicants who have applied before the due & all set to participate in the Screening/Professional Test should note the pattern and syllabus of the Test from below.
Also, the candidates qualifying below can take part in the MCQ-based Test. And those who clear this Test will qualify for the next stage. Good luck to all the participants; go well and make yourself proud. For more details visit our website.
The pattern of Screening Test
The Examiner posts’ participants under FPSC consolidated Advertisement No. 02/2021 can check the exam pattern from here. The Screening/Professional Test will be an objective type.
Case No. 68/2021
Part I
English: 20 marks.
Part II
Professional Test: 80 marks.
Part III
General Intelligence Test: 20 marks
Syllabus of Screening Test
Here is the syllabus for the Screening Test of the Examiner post. The participants are advised to prepare themselves according to it.
Part I
Vocabulary, Grammar Usage, Sentence Structuring
Part II
- Plant Breeding & Genetics
- Plant varietal development
- Plant varietal maintenance and propagation
- Crop production Technology
- Plant taxonomy
- Seed Theology & Seed Physiology
- Horticulture, Fruit plant production
- Stress management in plants
- Genetic modification in plants
- Common pests and diseases in Pakistan
Part III
- General Knowledge
- Current Affairs.
-Developments at National and International Levels in the last one year
- Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability
Required Qualification for Examiner Post
The applicants willing to get the Examiner (BS-17) job at the Plant Breeders Rights Registry, Ministry of National Food Security & Research, should have the following qualification.
- Second class or Grade ‘C’ B.Sc. (Hons) degree in Agriculture in the discipline of Plant Breeding/Seed Technology/Plant Pathology/Plant Physiology/Agronomy/Horticulture/Entomology/M.Sc. (Botany) or equivalent qualification from an HEC recognized University.
