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from all the persons likely to be affected the
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1. Title and commencement:
(Amendment) Rules, 2012.
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COLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
E 366 FNG 2010, Bangalore, dated: 06-09-2012
aka Forest Department Services (Recruitment) Rules 2012 w
ka State Civil Services Act, 1978 (Karnataka Act 14 of 1990)
A of the Karnataka gazette extraordinary 07-06-2012 inviting
ereby within 15 days from the date of its publication in the offic
as made available to the public on 07-06-2012.
d suggestions received within the period specified above, ha
e powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 read with
Act 14 of 1990) the Government of Karnataka hereby makes t
RULES
(1) These rules may be called Karnataka Forest Departm
n the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
: In the Schedule II to the Karnataka Forest Department S
y of post of “Assistant Conservator of Forest” at serial No. 8
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) in Notification No. FEE 366
g objections and suggestions
cial gazette.
ave been considered by the
h section 8 of the Karnataka
he following rules, namely:-
ment Services (Recruitment)
Services (Recruitment) Rules
8, the following shall be
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Sl.
No
Category of post
Method of recruitment
Minimum qualification
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
8.
Assistant
Conservator of
Forests
(28100-700-
28800-800-
33600-900-
39000-1050-
45300-1200-
50100)
Seventy five percent by promotion from the
cadre of Range Forest Officer and twenty five
percent by direct recruitment. From out of the
twenty five percent direct recruitment quota, fifty
percent shall be filled by the holders of Bachelor
of Science in Forestry and remaining fifty
percent shall be filled by the holders of Bachelor
degree in science and Bachelor degree in
engineering. (as specified in column 4 under the
heading “For direct recruitment” in item (2)]
Method of Direct Recruitment.- The State
Government shall notify to Karnataka Public
Service Commission about the number of ACFs
to be recruited in each occasion. The KPSC
shall function as the Recruiting Authority.
(a) The Method of recruitment shall be as
follows:-
There
shall
be
a
common
preliminary
examination conducted by the Karnataka Public
Service Commission consisting of the following
papers.
(i) General Knowledge - 100 marks
(ii) Aptitude Test - 100 marks
Candidates
qualified
in
the
preliminary
examination in the ratio of 1:10 (Vacancy :
Qualified candidates from preliminary exam),
based on the merit and reservation shall have to
appear for the main examination consisting of
the following papers.
Compulsory Papers:-
(i) Kannada - 100 Marks (Qualifying, with
minimum 35%)
For Promotion:- Must have put in a service of
not less than eight years in the cadre of Range
Forest Officer. On promotion as Assistant
Conservator of Forests they have to undergo
promotion linked training for 6 weeks within one
year of service, failing which they will not be
confirmed as Assistant Conservator of Forests.
However this is subject to nomination to such
course.
For direct recruitment:-
(1) For B.Sc. Forestry Graduates: Must be
holder of a degree in Bachelor of Science in
Forestry from a recognized university.
(2) For Science and Engineering Graduates:
Must be holder of Bachelor of Science degree in
Agriculture or Horticulture or Veterinary Science
or Bachelor of Science degree with two or more
of the following subjects namely, Mathematics,
Physics,
Chemistry,
Zoology,
Botany, Bio-
Chemistry, Micro-biology, Bio-Technology or a
holder of Bachelor of Engineering degree in any
recognized university.
(3) The minimum marks obtained in these degree
courses shall not be less than fifty percent of the
maximum marks.
(4) Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 6
of
the
Karnataka
Civil
Services
(General
Recruitment) Rules, 1977, candidates must have
attained the age of eighteen years on the date of
notification and must not have attained the age
of,-
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Sl.
No
Category of post
Method of recruitment
Minimum qualification
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(ii) English - 100 Marks (Qualifying, with
minimum 35%)
Optional papers:-
(i) Forestry - Paper I 100 Marks
(ii) Forestry - Paper II 100 Marks
or any two papers out of the following of 100
marks each:
(a) Botany
(b) Zoology
(c) Mathematics
(d) Chemistry
(e) Physics
(f)
Agriculture
(g) Civil Engineering.
(h) Animal
Husbandry
&
Veterinary
Science
Option to select Forestry Paper I & II is restricted
to B.Sc., (Forestry) graduates only.
The
syllabus
for
preliminary
and
main
examination
shall
be
as
prescribed
by
Government from time to time.
The KPSC shall prepare two separate main list
of qualified candidate in the ratio of 1:5 (vacancy
: qualified) in the order of merit based on the
marks obtained in the written main examination
subject to the orders in force relating to
reservation of posts under various categories
earmarked by the Government in this behalf. If
the marks obtained by two or more candidates is
equal, the order of merit shall be fixed on the
basis of their age, the older in age being placed
above the younger. One list shall be of
candidates with B.Sc. Forestry and the other list
shall be in respect of candidates other than
B.Sc. Forestry.
(i) Thirty five years in the case of persons
belonging to the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled
Tribes or Category-I of other Backward Classes;
(ii) Thirty three years in the case of persons
belonging to the Category-II (a) or II(b) or III(a) or
III(b) of Other Backward Classes.
(iii) Thirty years in case of others on the date of
notification.
Provided that in the case of a candidate who is
an ex-servicemen, by three years plus the
number of years of service rendered by him in
the Armed forces of the union.
(5) Physical standards:-
(a)
Must
possess
the
following
physical
standards, namely:-
Height Minimum
Chest
Minimum
Exhalation
Minimum
expansion
on inhalation
Male
163
cms
79 cms
5 cms
Female
150
cms
74 cms
5 cms
(b) Must have the following standard of distant
and near vision with or without glasses.
Distant vision
Better eye
Worse eye
6/6 mtrs. or 6/9 mtrs.
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Sl.
No
Category of post
Method of recruitment
Minimum qualification
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
The qualified candidates shall be called for an
interview separately by the KPSC. There shall
be twenty marks for the interview.
Physical Endurance and Medical Fitness
Test:
All the candidates who have qualified for the
interview shall also be subjected to Physical
Endurance Test and medical fitness examination
at the time of the interview.
Out of the above list those candidates who
qualify in the physical endurance and medical
test will be finally selected based on the marks
obtained in the qualifying examination and
interview, separately under 50% quota for B.Sc.,
(Forestry) graduates, subject to the orders in
force relating to reservation of posts under
various
categories
earmarked
by
the
Government in this behalf. If the marks obtained
by two or more candidates is equal, the order of
merit shall be fixed on the basis of their age, the
older in age being placed above the younger.
This list will be called as 1st list. The candidates
who are other than B.Sc. Forestry graduates
shall be included in the 2nd list of candidates in
the order of merit shall be prepared subject to
the orders in force relating to reservation of
posts under various catagories earmarked by the
Government in this behalf. If the marks obtained
by two or more candidates is equal, the order of
merit shall be fixed on the basis of their age, the
older in age being placed above the younger.
This list will be called as 2nd list.
A final select list equivalent to the number of
vacancies notified posts shall be prepared based
on the rank obtained from list 1 and 2 and every
second vacancy in direct recruitment being filled
from the 2nd list.
The selected candidates shall be appointed as
ACF by Government on probation for three years
Near vision
Better eye
Worse eye
0/6 mtrs. or 0/8 mtrs.
Each eye must have full field vision. Colour
blindness, squint or any morbid conditions of the
eyes or lids or either eye shall be deemed to be
disqualification.
Hearing:
Test: (1) Rinner’s Test
(2) Webber’s Test
(3) Tests for Vertigo
Any
defects
observed
during
the
tests
(mentioned above) shall be a disqualification.
(c)
The
following
shall
be
physical
dis-
qualifications, namely:-
Knock-knees
Bow legs
Flat feet
Varicose Veins
(6) Candidates must pass a physical endurance
test consisting of a walk of 25 kms in case of
male and 16 kms in case of female, to be
completed in four hours.
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Sl.
No
Category of post
Method of recruitment
Minimum qualification
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
and they shall be deputed for two years Diploma
Course in Forestry in any of the SFS Training
Colleges or any other Forest Training College
recognized by the Govt. of India after executing
a indemnity bond with two sureties to the
satisfaction of the appointing authority that he
shall serve the Department for a period of not
less than 5 years failing which the cost of
training
course
shall
be
reimbursed
to
Government. During the training period the
candidates are eligible to draw the pay scale
applicable to the post.
On successful completion of the Diploma Course
in Forestry they shall be put on the Job Training
for 12 months.
Notwithstanding anything contained under Rule
19 of the Karnataka Civil Services (General
recruitment) Rules 1977 their period of probation
shall be for a period of 3 years.
Provided that if he fail to complete the forestry
diploma training course or probationary period
satisfactorily, they shall be discharged from
service duly recovering the training cost.
(2) For the entries relating to the category of post “Range Forest Officers”, at serial number 9, the following shall be substituted,
namely:-
9.
Range
Forest
Officer
(21600-600-
24600-700-
28800-800-
33600-900-
39000-1050-
40050)
Fifty percent by promotion from the cadre of
Deputy Range Forest Officers and fifty percent
by direct recruitment. Out of the direct
recruitment quota, seventy five percent shall be
filled by the holders of degree in Bachelor of
Science in Forestry and the remaining twenty
five percent shall be filled by the holders of
Bachelor degree in Science and Bachelor
degree in Engineering. [as specified in column 4
under the heading “For direct recruitment” in
item (2)].
For promotion :- Must have put in a service of
not less than eight years in the cadre of Deputy
Range Forest officer.
For direct recruitment:-
(1) For B.Sc. Forestry Graduates: Must be
holder of a Bachelor of Science in Forestry.
(2) For Science Graduates and Engineering
Graduates:- Must be holder of Bachelor of
Science degree in Forestry, Agriculture or
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The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests
(PCCF) (Head of Forest Force) (hereinafter
referred
to
as
Appointing
Authority
and
Recruiting Authority) shall call for application in
such form as may be notified by him from
candidates
who
possesses
the
required
qualification and the Physical standard as
indicated in Column (4) in the Official Gazette
and more than one news paper including one
in the regional language having wide circulation
taking
into
consideration
the
number
of
vacancies in the Department and as directed by
the Government and the Government orders
relating to reservation in force and duly notifying
the number of vacancies to be filled separately
from holders of the Bachelor of Science Degree
in Forestry and the holders of Science Degree
other than B.Sc. (Forestry).
(a) The method of selection shall be as
follows:
There
shall
be
a
common
preliminary
examination conducted by the Principal Chief
Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force)
consisting of the following papers.
(i) General Knowledge - 100 marks
(ii) Aptitude Test
- 100 marks
Candidates
qualified
in
the
preliminary
examination in the ratio of 1:10 (Vacancy:
Qualified candidates in the preliminary exam),
based on the merit and reservation separately
from among the holders of the Bachelor of
Science Degree in Forestry and the holders of
Science Degree other than Forestry shall have
to appear for the main examination consisting of
the following papers.
Compulsory Papers:-
(i) Kannada
- 100 Marks (Qualifying, with
minimum 35%)
(ii) English
- 100 Marks
(Qualifying, with minimum 35%)
Horticulture or Veterinary Science or a holder of
Bachelor of a Science degree with two or more of
the following subjects namely, Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, Bio-
Chemistry, Micro-biology, Bio-Technology or a
holder of Bachelor of Engineering degree in any
recognized University.
(3) The minimum marks obtained in these degree
courses shall not be less than fifty percent of the
maximum marks.
(4) Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 6 of
the
Karnataka
Civil
Services
(General
Recruitment) Rules, 1977, candidates must have
attained the age of eighteen years on the date of
notification and must not have attained the age
of,-
(i) Thirty two years in the case of persons
belonging to the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled
Tribes or Category-I of other Backward Classes;
(ii) Thirty years in the case of a persons belonging
to the Category-II (a) or II(b) or III(a) or III(b) of
Other Backward Classes.
(iii) Twenty seven years in case of others on the
date of notification:
Provided that in the case of a candidate who is an
ex-servicemen, by three years plus the number of
years of service rendered by him in the Armed
forces of the union.
(5) Must possess the following physical
standards
Height Minimum
Chest
Minimum
Exhalation
Minimum
expansion
on inhalation
Male
163
cms
79 cms
5 cms
Female
150
cms
74 cms
5 cms
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Optional Papers:-
(iii) Forestry
- Paper I 100 Marks
(iv) Forestry
- Paper II 100 Marks
or
any two papers out of the following of 100 marks
each:
(a) Botany
(b) Zoology
(c) Mathematics
(d) Chemistry
(e) Physics
(f)
Agriculture
(g) Civil Engineering.
Option to select Forestry Paper I & II is restricted
to B.Sc., (Forestry) graduates only.
The
syllabus
for
preliminary
and
main
examination shall be as prescribed by Principal
Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forests
Force) from time to time.
The Recruiting Authority shall prepare list of
qualified candidate in the ratio of 1:2 (vacancy :
qualified) in the order of merit separately from
among the holders of the Bachelor of Science
Degree in Forestry and the holders of Science
Degree other than Forestry based on the marks
obtained in the written main examination and
also the marks obtained in General Knowledge
and
aptitude
papers
of
the
preliminary
examination, subject to the orders in force
relating to reservation of posts under various
categories earmarked by the Government in this
behalf. If the marks obtained by two or more
candidates is equal, the order of merit shall be
fixed on the basis of their age, the older in age
being placed above the younger. These
qualified candidates in the ratio of 1:2 as above
will be subjected to physical endurance Test and
medical fitness examination.
Must have the following standard of distant and
near vision with or without glasses.
Distant vision
Better eye
Worse eye
6/6 mtrs. or 6/9 mtrs.
Near vision
Better eye
Worse eye
0/6 mtrs. or 0/8 mtrs.
Each eye must have full field vision. Colour
blindness, squint or any morbid conditions of the
eyes or lids or either eye shall be deemed to be
disqualification.
Hearing Test:
(1) Rinner’s Test
(2) Webber’s Test
(3) Tests for Vertigo
Any defects observed during the tests (mentioned
above) shall be a disqualification.
The following shall be physical dis-qualifications.
Knock-knees
Bow legs
Flat feet
Varicose Veins
(6) Candidates must pass a physical endurance
test consisting of a walk of 25 kms in case of a
male and 16 kms in case of a female, to be
completed in four hours.
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Out of the above two separate list those
candidates
who
qualify
in
the
physical
endurance and medical test will be finally
selected based on the marks obtained in the
qualifying examination, separately under 75%
quota for B.Sc., (Forestry) graduates, subject to
the orders in force relating to reservation of
posts under various categories earmarked by the
Government in this behalf. If the marks obtained
by two or more candidates is equal, the order of
merit shall be fixed on the basis of their age, the
older in age being placed above the younger.
This list will be called as 1st list.
A further list of candidates in order of merit under
25% quota from the separate list of candidates
other than B.Sc., Forestry candidates shall be
prepared subject to the orders in force relating to
reservation of posts under various categories
earmarked by the Government in this behalf. If
the marks obtained by two or more candidates is
equal, the order of merit shall be fixed on the
basis of their age, the older in age being placed
above the younger. This list will be called as 2nd
list.
A final select list equivalent to the number of
vacancies notified shall be prepared based on
the rank obtained from list 1 and 2 and every
third vacancy in direct recruitment being filled
from the 2nd list.
The selected candidates shall be appointed as
Range Forest Officer (RFO) on probation for
three years by the appointing authority and they
shall be deputed for Rangers Training Course in
a Rangers Training College or Forestry College
recognized by the Government of India, after
executing a indemnity bond with two sureties to
the satisfaction of appointing authority that he
shall serve the Department for a period of not
less than 5 years failing which the cost of
training
course
shall
be
reimbursed
to
Government.
On successful completion of the said Rangers
Training Course, they shall be put on the job
training for 6 months. In the remaining part of 1
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year probationary period they shall serve as
RFO independently. If they fail to complete the
training
course
or
probationary
period
satisfactorily, they shall be discharged from
service by recovering the training cost from them
as per the indemnity bond executed by them
before deputing for training. During the period of
training they shall be eligible for the salary
applicable to the post.
Notwithstanding anything contained under Rule
19 of the Karnataka Civil Services (General
Recruitment) Rules, 1977, their period of
Probation shall be for a period of 3 years.
(3) for the entries relating to the category of post “Foresters” at serial number 13, the following shall be substituted, namely:-
13
.
Deputy Range
Forest Officer
(12500-250-
13000-300-
14200-350-
15600-400-
17200-450-
19000-500-
21000-600-
24000)
Fifty percent by direct recruitment and fifty
percent by promotion from the cadre of Forest
Guards. From out of the fifty percent direct
recruitment quota fifty percent of the post shall
be filled by the holders of Bachelor of Science in
Forestry and the remaining fifty percent shall be
filled by the holders of Bachelor degree in
Science other than B.Sc., Forestry Degree [as
detailed in column 4 under the heading “For
direct recruitment” in item (2)].
Method of Direct Recruitment:- The Principal
Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forests
Force) (hereinafter referred to as the Recruiting
Authority) taking into consideration the number of
vacancies in the Circle and as directed by the
State Government and the orders relating to
reservation in force, shall notify the number of
vacancies to be filled up in the circle under 50%
quota from Science degree in B.Sc., Forestry
candidates and 50% quota from the Science
Degree holders other than Forestry as specified in
column 4. He shall call for applications in such
form as may be notified by him from candidates
who possess the required qualification and the
physical standard as indicated in the column (4) in
the official Gazette and in more than one news
paper including one in the regional language
For Promotion:- (1) Must have put in a service of
not less than eight years in the cadre of Forest
Guard.
Provided that if the persons who have put in not less
than eight years of service as Forest Guards are not
available a person who has put in a service of not
less than five years may be considered for
promotion.
(2) Must have passed SSLC or possess equivalent
qualification:
Provided that this shall not be applicable to Forest
Guards who were recruited prior to 1977.
For direct recruitment
(1) For B.Sc., Forestry Graduates : Must be holder
of a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from a
recognized university.
(2) For Science Graduates : Must be a holder of
Bachelor of Science degree with two or more of the
following subjects Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,
Botany, Zoology, Geology, Micro Biology, Bio
Technology, Bio Chemistry.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 6 of
the Karnataka Civil Services (General Recruitment)
Rules, 1977, candidates must have attained the age
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having wide circulation. After the receipt of the
applications from the eligible candidates the
Recruiting Authority shall invite the candidates for
physical endurance test in the ratio of 1:20
(Vacancy: Candidate) purely on the basis of the
merit
separately
among
the
candidates
possessing Science Degree in B.Sc., Forestry and
those other than B.Sc., Forestry as specified in
Column 4 prepared on the basis of the marks
obtained
in
the
qualifying
examination
&
reservation. Thereafter measure the physical
standards and shall conduct physical endurance
test. A separate list of candidates who are
successful in Physical endurance test list and
Physical Standard shall be prepared in respect of
candidates belonging to Degree in B.Sc., Forestry
and
those
other
than
B.Sc.,
Forestry
as
prescribed.
The Written Aptitude Test (objective type) of the
standard of Bachelor of Science degree including
B.Sc., (Forestry) shall be conducted separately for
the list of candidates belonging to Science Degree
in Forestry and the Science Degree other than
B.Sc., Forestry by the Recruiting Authority.
Further, the Recruiting Authority shall prepare
separate list of eligible candidates in the order of
merit determined on the basis of marks obtained
in B.Sc., (Forestry) and in the Science degree
candidates other than B.Sc., Forestry and the
marks secured in the Aptitude Test and also the
orders in force relating to reservation of posts
under
various
categories
earmarked
by
Government in this behalf. If the percentage of
total marks obtained by two or more candidates
are equal, the order of merit shall be fixed on the
basis of their age, the older in age being placed
above the younger. From the above two list a
select list shall be published equal to the number
of vacancies notified in each circle from the list of
candidates selected under Degree in B.Sc.,
Forestry and those Science Degree candidates
other than B.Sc., Forestry and every third vacancy
in direct recruitment being filled from the
candidates other than B.Sc., Forestry. The list so
of eighteen years and must have not attained the
age of:-
(i) thirty years in the case of Scheduled Castes or
Scheduled Tribes or Category-I of other Backward
Classes;
(ii) twenty eight in the case of persons belonging to
any of the Categories of-II (a) or II(b) or III(a) or III(b)
of Other Backward Classes.
(iii) twenty five years in the case of others on the
date of notification:
Provided that in the case of Forest Motivators of the
department, forty three years in respect of persons
belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes
and Category-I of other Backward Classes, forty one
years in respect of persons belong to other
backward classes by Category–II(a) or II(b) or III(a)
or III(b) of other Backward Classes and thirty eight
years for others:
Provided further that the Forest Motivators must
have worked for a minimum of five years with fixed
honorarium and must continue to serve as such on
the date of notification:
Provided that in the case of a candidate who is an
ex-servicemen, by three years plus the number of
years of service rendered by him in the Armed
forces of the union.
(4) Must possess the following physical standards
namely:-
Height Minimum
Chest
Minimum
Exhalation
Minimum
expansion
on inhalation
Male
163
cms
79 cms
5 cms
Female
150
cms
74 cms
5 cms
Must have the following standard of distant and near
vision with or without glasses.
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prepared shall be published in the official Gazette
by the Recruiting Authority.
The candidates whose names are included in
the list prepared and published by the Recruiting
Authority, shall be appointed by the Chief
Conservator of Forests/ Conservator of Forests
of the concerned circle herein referred to as
appointing authority on probation for a period of
two years after satisfying the suitability for
appointment in all respects.
On appointment as Deputy Range Forest
Officer every candidate shall execute an
indemnity bond with two sureties to the
satisfaction of the Appointing Authority that he
shall serve the department for a period of not
less than five years, failing which the cost of
twelve months Deputy Range Forest officer
training course shall be reimbursed to the
Government. The candidates shall be sent for
twelve months Foresters Training Course. If the
candidate fails to complete the training course
within the period specified he shall be given one
more chance to complete the training /
examinations, at the cost of the candidate. If he
is unable to complete the training / examinations
in second chance he shall be liable to be
discharged from service and the training cost
shall be recovered from him as per the bond so
executed. If the candidate fails to complete the
probationary period satisfactorily he shall be
discharged from the service by recovering
training cost from him as per the indemnity bond
so executed.
Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 5
of the Karnataka Govt. Servant (Seniority) Rules,
1957, the interse seniority among the candidates
selected in the above selection shall be
determined on the basis of marks obtained in the
selection examination and the marks obtained in
the training in the ratio of 75:25 respectively.
Distant vision
Better eye
Worse eye
6/6 mtrs. or 6/9 mtrs.
Near vision
Better eye
Worse eye
0/6 mtrs. or 0/8 mtrs.
Each eye must have full field vision. Colour
blindness, squint or any morbid conditions of the
eyes or lids or either eye shall be deemed to be
disqualification.
Hearing Test:
(1) Rinner’s Test
(2) Webber’s Test
(3) Tests for Vertigo
Any defects observed during the tests (mentioned
above) shall be a disqualification.
Following shall be physical dis-qualifications.
Knock-knees
Bow legs
Flat feet
Varicose Veins
(5) Candidates must pass a physical endurance test
consisting of a walk of 25 kms in case of a male and
16 kms in case of a female, to be completed in four
hours.
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(4) for the entries relating to the category of post “Forest Guards” at serial number 14, the following shall be substituted,
namely:-
14
.
Forest Guards
(11600-200-
12000-250-
13000-300-
14200-350-
15600-400-
17200-450-
19000-500-
21000)
Seventy five percent by direct recruitment and
twenty five percent by promotion from the cadre
of Forest Watcher.
Method of Direct Recruitment.-
The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests
(Head of Forests Force) (hereinafter referred to
as Recruiting Authority) shall, after taking into
consideration the number of vacancies in the
Circle and as directed by the State Government
and the orders relating to reservation in force,
notify the number of vacancies to be filled up
division wise. He shall call for applications in
such form as may be notified by him from
candidates
who
possess
the
required
qualifications and the physical standard as
indicated in the column 4, in the official Gazette
and in more than one news paper in the regional
language having wide circulation. After the
receipt of the applications from the eligible
candidates, the Recruiting Authority shall invite
the candidates for physical endurance test in the
ratio of 1:20 (Vacancy : Candidate) purely on the
merit basis of the marks obtained in the
qualifying examination i.e., II PUC pass and
reservation. Thereafter measure the physical
standards and shall conduct physical endurance
test. A list of candidates who are successful in
Physical
Endurance
Test
and
Physical
Standards shall be prepared and they shall be
called for Written Aptitude Test.
The Written Aptitude Test (objective type) of the
standard of II PUC shall be conducted by the
Recruiting Authority. Further, the Recruiting
Authority shall prepare a list of eligible candidates
in the order of merit by providing equal weightage
to the marks secured in the II PUC and the
marks secured in the Aptitude Test and also the
orders in force relating to reservation of posts in
various categories earmarked by the State
Government in this behalf. If the percentage of
total marks obtained by two or more candidates is
equal, the order of merit shall be fixed on the
For direct recruitment.-
(1) Must have passed II PUC or possess equivalent
qualification on the date of notification.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 6 of
the Karnataka Civil Services (General Recruitment)
Rules, 1977, every candidates must have attained
the age of eighteen years and must not have
attained the age of,-
(i) thirty two years in the case of persons belonging
to any of the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes
or Category-I of the other Backward Classes;
(ii) thirty years in the case of persons belonging to
any of the Categories of - II(a) or II(b) or III(a) or
III(b) of the Other Backward Classes.
(iii) twenty seven years in case of others on the date
of notification:
Provided that in case of Forest Motivators of the
department, forty three years in respect of persons
belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes
and Category-I of the other Backward Classes, forty
one years in respect of persons belong to other
backward classes by Category –II(a) or II(b) or III(a)
or III(b) of other Backward Classes and thirty eight
years for others:
Provided further that the Forest Motivators must
have worked for a minimum of five years with fixed
honorarium and must continue to serve as such on
the date of notification:
Provided also that in case of daily wage employees
engaged between the period after 01/07/1984 and
before 29/01/1990 and continued as such in Muster
Rolls (M.R.), 43 years in respect of persons
belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes
and Category-I of other Backward Classes, 41 years
in respect of persons belong to other backward
classes by Category – II(a) or II(b) or III(a) or III(b) of
other Backward Classes and thirty eight years for
others:
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basis of their age, the older in age being placed
above the younger. The list so prepared shall be
equivalent to the number of notified vacancies in
the Circle. Further, allotment of the candidates to
the Divisions shall be based on the number of
notified vacancies in the Divisions under different
categories. The list so prepared shall be
published in the official Gazette by the Recruiting
Authority.
The candidates whose names are included in
the list prepared and published by the Recruiting
Authority in the manner indicated above will be
allotted to the respective Divisions as per the
vacancies notified. The Deputy Conservator of
Forests concerned hereinafter referred to as
appointing authority shall appoint the candidates
on probation for a period of two years after
satisfying the suitability for appointment in all
respects.
On appointment as Forest Guard and after
executing an indemnity bond with two sureties to
the satisfaction of the Appointing Authority that
the candidate will serve the department for a
period of not less than five years, failing which
the cost of six months training course shall be
reimbursed to the Government. The Forest
Guard shall be sent for six months Forest
Guards Training Course. If the candidate fails to
complete the training course within the period
specified he shall be given one more chance to
complete the training/examinations at the cost of
the candidate. If he is unable to complete the
training/examinations in second chance he shall
be liable to be discharged from service by
recovering the training cost as per the bond so
executed.
Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 5 of
the Karnataka Govt. Servant (Seniority) Rules,
1957, the interse seniority among the candidates
selected in the above selection shall be
determined on the basis of marks obtained in the
selection examination and the marks obtained in
the training in the ratio of 75:25 respectively.
Provided that in the case of a candidate who is an
ex-servicemen, by three years plus the number of
years of service rendered by him in the Armed
forces of the union.
I. Physical endurance test:
The candidates are required to complete the
following event which constitute physical endurance
test, within the time limit prescribed:
Physical endurance test
Men
1600 meters run
6 minutes
Women
1000 meters run
5 minutes
II. Physical efficiency test:
To test the candidates’ physical fitness, stamina and
courage, shall have the following items, which
constitutes the physical efficiency test:
Sl.
No.
Item
Qualifying time/distance
Men
Women
1
100 meters
run
15 seconds
18.5
seconds
2
High Jump
1.20 meters
0.90
meters
3
Long Jump
3.80 meters
2.50
meters
4
Shot Put
5.60 meters
3.76
meters
5.a
800 meters
Run
2 minutes
50 seconds
-
5.b
200 meters
Run
-
40
seconds
In order to qualify in the physical efficiency test the
candidates must succeed in 3 out of 5 items above.
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III. Physical Standards:
Height Minimum
Chest
Minimum
Exhalation
Minimum
expansion
on inhalation
Male
163
cms
79 cms
5 cms
Female
150
cms
74 cms
5 cms
The following constitutes physical defects:
1.
knock-knee
2.
bow legs
3.
flat feet
4.
varicose veins
5.
impediment in speech and hearing
6.
hydrocele in men
7.
vision / colour blindness / night blindness
Explanatory note for vision:
Must have the following standard of distant and near
vision with or without glasses.
Distant vision
Better eye
Worse eye
6/6 mtrs. or 6/9 mtrs.
Near vision
Better eye
Worse eye
0/6 mtrs. or 0/8 mtrs.
Each eye must have full field vision. Colour
blindness, squint or any morbid condition of the
eyes or lids of either eye shall be deemed to be a
disqualification.
Hearing test:
1.
Rinner’s test
2.
Webber’s test
3.
Test for vertigo
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Candidates with any defects observed during the
tests (mentioned above) shall be disqualified.
The physical standard tests shall be carried out by
the Recruiting Authority, taking the assistance of the
qualified persons wherever necessary.
For promotion.- (1) Must have put in a service of
not less than five years as Forest Watcher carrying
pay scale of Rs.10400-16400.
By Order and in the name of Governor of Karnataka
S. BALAKRISHNAIAH,
Under Secretary to Government (Services),
P. R. 619 Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.
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NOTIFICATION
No. HD 314 SST 2012, Bangalore, Dated: 7th September, 2012.
In Notification No. HD 285 SST 2004, dated 04-06-2004, and Notification No. HD 63 SST 2007, dated 28-02-2008
Government have laid down the towing charges to be levied by Traffic Police from owners of the vehicles found parked in no
parking zones. In continuation to this and in super session of the Notification No. HD 63 SST 2007, dated 19-05-2008 and in
exercise of the powers conferred by sub rule (3), of rule 202, of the Karnataka Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, the Government of
Karnataka hereby lays down the under mentioned scale of towing charges which Traffic Police Officers of the rank of Sub-Inspector
and above will be entitled to collect from the drivers/owners of motor vehicles found parked in "No parking zone" areas through out
Karnataka State in a manner causing obstruction to traffic or danger or undue inconvenience to the other users of the roads where
in the vehicles are towed with the help of the police wreeker and where the towing is done by private wreckers engaged by the
Police Department. This shall be in addition to the fine that may be levied on them by the Jurisdictional courts for violation of the
provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act.
This Notification shall come into immediate effect. The Transport and Police Department shall give wide publicity to this
Notification and the rates mentioned therein. The same shall also be displayed in public places, om traffic police stations, in vital
places like no-parking zones also.
Sl.
No.
Type of vehicles
Towing rates to be collected
from the vehicle owners
Rates to be paid to the
private owners of wreekers
1
2
3
4
1
Heavy Transport vehicles,
including Buses
500-00
200-00
2
Medium Transport vehicles
400-00
175-00
3
Light motor vehicles, including cars, 3 wheelers
Tempos and Autorickshaws
300-00
150-00
4
Two wheelers
200-00
100-00
P.R. 605
By Order and in the Name of the Governor of Karnataka
PRAKASH Y.K,
Under Secretary to Government,
Home Department. (Law & Order).