Kerala Gazette No. 37 dated 18th September 2007.

PART IB

KERALA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

NOTIFICATION

KERALA CRIMINAL JUDICIAL TEST SEPTEMBER 2007

No. DE III (2) 10144/07/EW.

Thiruvananthapuram, 5th September 2007.

In pursuance of the Government Order (Ms.) No. 229 dated 24-2-1959 and G.O. (P) No. 501/65/RD dated 2-6-1965 as

amended by G. O. (P) No. 1125/74/RD dated 11-11-1974 it is hereby notified that the Kerala Criminal Judicial Test mentioned

in Annexure-I to this notification will be held at the following centres :

Thiruvananthapuram

Kollam

Pathanamthitta

Alappuzha

Kottayam

Idukki

Ernakulam

Thrissur

Palakkad

10.

Malappuram

11.

Kozhikode

12.

Wayanad

13.

Kannur

14.

Kasaragod

15.

Kavarathy Island

This test is open to Service candidates only

Candidates must send their applications in the form prescribed in Annexure-III to this notification direct to the

Joint Secretary (Departmental Test), Public Service Commission, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram, Pin-695 004 by

Registered post. The applications should reach this office on or before 5 p.m on 31-10-2007. In the case of

candidates from Lakshadweep Islands, the last date for receipt of applications will be upto 5 p.m on 14-11-2007.

Applications, which are not in the prescribed form, will be rejected.

(i) The prescribed fee (vide-Annexure-I) must be paid into a Government Treasury under the Head of Account

“0051 (105) State Public Service Commission (99) Examination Fee” and the Chalan receipt in original attached to

the application. On no account will the fee be received in cash in the Office of the Public Service Commission.

But in the case of candidates residing outside the State crossed Postal Orders for the prescribed fee (payable to

the Secretary, Public Service Commission, Thiruvananthapuram–4) will be accepted. Candidates may note that

under no circumstances will the Commission accept duplicate or triplicate chalan receipts or interim receipts or

certificates of remittance instead of the original chalan receipts.

(ii) Where the test is prescribed as part of the probation or training of an officer (whether recruited direct or

by transfer) or for the purpose

of making him eligible for increment or for

confirmation in any post

or for promotion to

higher post or where it is prescribed as a qualification necessary for an

officer to continue in his post without penalty and where it has been newly imposed on persons already in the

Service concerned, no fee will be levied. This concession will however, be limited to one chance for the test,

irrespective of the number of papers or parts of

the test applied for and from the second chance

onwards

fee will be levied.

Provided that for the purpose of the concession mentioned above the mere fact of having applied for the

test in full or in parts will be taken to mean that the candidate has appeared for the whole test and that

appearance for any paper of the test will also be treated as an appearance for the full test.

(iii) Candidates should see that a certificate from the Head of Department or office to the effect that the entries in

the application form are correct and where no fee is paid that the

candidate is eligible for exemption

from payment

of fee is furnished in the application form.

(iv) Details regarding the duration of each paper the maximum marks, the minimum marks required for a pass etc. are

given in Annexure-II.

Late applications will not be admitted. To avoid delay, candidates are directed to send the applications direct to

this office after obtaining the counter signature of the Head of the Department or Office.

To ensure that the applications reach the Office of the Commission in time, candidates are advised to send their

applications sufficiently in advance of the last date prescribed. Those who anticipate delay in getting their

applications countersigned by the Head of Office may, if they so desire submit advance copies of their

applications with postal orders or chalan receipts enclosed as the case may be. In such cases the original

applications duly countersigned by the Head of the Office should reach this office within a fortnight after the last

date prescribed for the receipt of applications, failing which the applications will be rejected.

The fee paid by the candidates will not be refunded or adjusted towards a future examination. Candidates are

therefore warned to satisfy themselves before sending their applications that they are in the form prescribed and

that the particulars furnished in the form are complete and correct. Every application should be sent in a separate

cover with the superscription. “Application for admission to Kerala Criminal Judicial Test ………. 2007”. The

name and address of the applicant should be noted at the bottom of the left hand corner of the cover.

No form of acknowledgement other than that prescribed under postal rules will be given regarding the receipt of

the application in the Commission’s Office nor will any notice be taken of any enquiry from candidates regarding

the receipt of their applications.

Candidates should fill up the particulars required in the form of application correctly and legibly. Candidates

should state the part or parts in which they desire to be examined. Applications which are irregular or defective

in any respect will be rejected.

10.

Requests from candidates for permission to sit for parts or subjects of the test not mentioned in the application

will not be considered.

11.

Candidates should select one of the centres of examination given in Para I above but it should be the place where

the candidate is employed and if the place of employment is not a Centre for the Examination the nearest Centre

should be chosen.

12.

A candidate who submits an application for admission to the Examination will be deemed to have given an

undertaking that he will abide by all the rules now in force and all the rules, which may hereafter be brought into

force in respect of the Examination.

13.

Any candidate who does not behave properly towards the Chief Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents of

the Examination or is found to have had recourse to malpractice of any kind will have his examination invalidated.

He is also liable to be debarred from appearing for any of the examination conducted by the Public Service

Commission for such period as the Commission may decide. Besides the matter will be reported to the Head of

the Department and the Director of Vigilance Department for further action. The same penalty will be imposed on

any candidate who attempts to canvass or to bring influence to bear on an Examiner or a Member of Commission

or their staff in connection with the examination or on whose behalf such attempts is made by any relative, friend,

patron, official or other person.

14.

Any communication intended for the Commission should be addressed only to the Joint Secretary (Departmental

Tests), Public Service Commission, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram–4 and should be accompanied by a self

addressed stamped envelope if a reply is sought from the Commission in the matter.

15.

The timetable for the examinations and further instructions to candidates will be published in Part I B of the

Kerala Gazette in due course.

16.

Applications with the following defects will also be rejected.

(a)

Application not having any proof for remittance of prescribed fee.

(b)

Photograph of the applicant not affixed on the application/Admission Ticket.

(c)

Photograph not clear.

(d)

Photograph not attested by Head of Office/Gazetted Officer.

(e)

Designation Seal not affixed on the photograph.

(f)

Name of the attesting authority not mentioned.

(g)

Subject specifications in the application not clear.

(h)

Designation of the applicant not specified.

(i)

Office Seal of the attesting authority not affixed.

(j)

Certificate portion in Admission Ticket not attested.

(k)

Applicant claimed for free chance, but not duly certified by the Head of Office concerned.

(l)

Applicant not eligible for exemption from remitting exam. fee, but applied for free chance.

(m)

Applicants already availed free chance apply for free chance again for a part of the test.

17.

The time-table for the examinations will be intimated and further instructions issued to the candidates in due

course.

Office of the

Kerala Public Service Commission

(Sd.)

Thiruvananthapuram.

Secretary.

ANNEXURE-I

The details regarding the Part or Parts of Papers of the test and the fee payable for each Part or Paper are the

following :—

Kerala Criminal Judicial Test-Part I (Fee Rs.40)

Paper I-Indian Penal Code- General Principles

(Without Books) Paper II- Indian Penal Code-Detailed

Application (With Books)

Kerala Criminal Judicial Test-Part II (Fee Rs.40)

Paper I- Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Act 2 of

1974)- General Principles (Without Books)

Paper II- Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Act 2

of 1974) Detailed Application (With Books)

Kerala Criminal Judicial Test-Part III (Fee Rs.40)

Paper I- Medical Jurisprudence (With Books)

Paper II- Indian Evidence Act (With Books)

Medical Jurisprudence as prescribed under Kerala

Same as item No.1 under Part III of Kerala Criminal

Criminal Judicial Test-Part III (Fee Rs.20) (Separate Test)

Judicial Test.

Indian Evidence Act, as prescribed under Kerala Criminal :

Same as item No.2 under Part III of Kerala Criminal

Judicial Test-Part III (Fee Rs.20) (Separate Test)

Judicial Test

Note :— (1) Only Graduates in Law are eligible for admission to item No. (4) above.

(2) In the case of Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code and Indian Evidence Act, candidates are allowed

to use only the Bare Acts wherever the Examination is “With Books”. In the case of Medical Jurisprudence

candidates are allowed to use only J.P. Modi’s Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology for India.

No text

books on the subject other than those mentioned above or other books containing notes or

commentaries and guides, digests, summaries etc. will be allowed for reference in the examination.

ANNEXURE-II

The duration of each paper, the maximum marks and the minimum required for a pass are as follows:-

PART I

Marks

Maximum Marks

1. Indian Penal Code General Principles

(With books)

(Three hours)

120

2. Indian Penal Code Detailed Application

(With books)

(Two hours)

PART II

3. Code of Criminal

General Principles

Procedure, 1973

(Without books)

(Act of 1974)

(Three hours)

120

4. Code of Criminal

Detailed Application

Procedure, 1973

(With books)

(Act of 1974)

(Two hours)

PART III

5. Medical Jurisprudence

100

(With books) (Three hours)

6. Indian Evidence Act

220

(With books) (Three hours)

120

7 Medical Jurisprudence

100

(With books) (Separate test)

(Three hours)

8 Indian Evidence Act

220

(With books) (Separate test)

120

(Three hours)

Note:— For a pass in the “Kerala Criminal Judicial Test” Part I, II and III, candidates should obtain 33% of the

marks in each paper and 40% for each part. For a pass in “Medical Jurisprudence” and Indian Evidence

Act separate test mentioned at 7 and 8 above, respectively, candidates should obtain 40% for each paper.

Candidates should obtain separate minimum marks for each paper and aggregate minimum marks for

each part simultaneously at a time and pass in each individual paper in one part at different examinations/

sitting will not be considered.

ANNEXURE III

KERALA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO DEPARTMENTAL TEST (SPECIAL TEST)

(…………………………………………………………….……….2007)

Name of the candidate (in Block letters)

Address to which communications are to be

sent

3 .Name of the post now held and office in which

the candidate is working

Qualifications

Name of the Part/Parts & paper/papers applied for

(a) Name of the Part/Parts & paper/papers

already passed by

the candidate showing the full details

thereof

(Reg. No. Year/Chance etc.)

(b) Specify Reg. Nos. of previous attempt if any

Number of chances already availed of by the

Candidate

Specify the period of training undergone by the

candidate, if any

Amount of fee remitted and the mode of

Remittance (No. and the date of chalan and

amount)

Rs……….....Chalan No……......Date………….....…..

10.

If exempted from payment of fee, how

exempted, give details

11.

Whether the candidate has already availed of

Free chance for the test

12.

No. and Date of Government Order granting

the additional chances for the candidate in case

he/she has already availed himself/herself of

three chances (Do not fill up if not applicable)

Here

affix

recent

p a s s p o r t s i z e p h o t o -

graph of the candidate

attested by head of

office/Gazetted Officer.

Name,

Designation

and

Signature

Head of Office/Gazetted

Officer with Office seal.

DECLARATION

I declare that the particulars furnished above are correct.

Place:

Date: Signature of the candidate

CERTIFICATE

Certified that the entries in the application forms are correct and that the candidate is eligible to

appear for this test as per the concerned Government Orders.

Certified (where no fee is paid) that the candidate is eligible for exemption from payment of fee as per

G. O. (MS) No. 336/68/PD dated 6-11-1968 as modified by G. O. (MS) No. 26/76/PD dated 25-01-1976 that this is the

first free chance availed of by the candidate.

Certified that necessary entries have been made in the Service Book of the candidate as required in

G. O. (MS) 367/69/PD dated 15-12-1969.

Certified that the applicant has undergone the required training and is eligible to appear for the test and that the

particulars furnished in this application are correct.

Name, Designation & Signature of the

Head of the Department/Office.

Station :

Date :

(Office Seal)

Note:—1.The entries in each column should be legible and complete

(Applications which are defective in any respect are liable to be rejected)

2. Certificate 2 and 3 may be scored off if fee is remitted.

3. A candidate should not send more than one application.

4. Application not in the prescribed forms will be summarily rejected.

5. Certificate 4 is applicable to Divisional Accountants only. It may be scored off in case of other tests.

KERALA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Departmental Test (Special Test)

ADMISSION TICKET

Admission Ticket

Number

Name of Centre……………………………………………

(To be filled up by the office)

Name of the Candidate

Address to which communication are

to be sent

Name of Test/Paper (To be filled up

by the Candidate)

(same as entered in Col. 5 of the application)

Signature of the Candidate

The candidate whose photograph and signature given above are identified by me.

Station :

Signature, Name & Designation

Date :

of the Head of Office/Gazetted Officer

(see instruction overleaf)

(Office Seal)

For Office use only

Date of issue………………………………….

Secretary,

Kerala Public Service Commission.

Issuing Assistant………………………………

(Office Seal)

N.B.—(i)

The candidate should write his/her name and postal address in the space provided for the purpose

overleaf (same as entered in Col. 2 of the application)

(ii)

Recent Passport Size Photograph of the candidate is to be affixed in the space provided on the top of the

Admission Ticket and should be attested by the Head of Office/Gazetted Officer.

(iii)

Head of Office means the Drawing and disbursing Officer or any other Superior Officer.

Here

affix

recent

p a s s p o r t s i z e p h o t o -

graph of the candidate

attested by head of

office/Gazetted Officer.

Name, Designation and

Signature

Head of Office/Gazetted

Officer with Office seal.

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

The examination will be held in accordance with the time-table, which will be published in Part I B of the Kerala

Gazette. The time-table will also be available for reference in the Office of the K.P.S.C ., Thiruvananthapuram, all District

Offices of the K.P.S.C., all District Collectorates, all Taluk Offices, all District Information Offices and all Centres of the

Departmental Tests. The time-table will not be issued to the candidates individually. The candidates will sign against his/

her name in the list of candidates at the time of the examination, failure on which will result in the invalidation of his/

her answer scripts.

Candidates will not be admitted to the examination unless they present to the Chief Superintendents with their

Admission Tickets (with their recent passport size photograph affixed on the space provided) and duly identified by the

Head of the Office or Institution where they are working or by a Gazetted Officer. The candidates are advised to arrive

at the examination centre half an hour before the commencement of the examination to facilitate verification of the

admission tickets and identification certificates by the Chief Superintendent concerned. They should bring the admission

tickets with them on each day of the examination. (Admission ticket is a valuable document and is to be preserved by the

candidates for production before this office for the issue of pass certificate of Departmental Tests).

The Admission Ticket Number, name of examination and subject only should be entered on the facing sheet of

the answer books in spaces provided for the purpose. Candidates are prohibited from writing their name, Admission

Ticket Numbers or anything else intended to give a clue to their identity on any other part of the answer book. The

answer books of candidates who fail to write their Admission Ticket Numbers or who do not write their Admission

Tickets Numbers distinctly and correctly or who write the Admission Ticket Number on any part of the books, Additional

sheet etc., other than the facing sheet where space is provided for the purpose are liable to be invalidated. It is the

responsibility of the candidates to see by referring to the heading of the question paper that they get the question paper

meant for the test for which they have applied.

The answer scripts written in any ink other than black, blue or blue black will be invalidated.

Candidates are prohibited from communication with copying from each other and from communicating with any

person outside the examination hall.

No candidate will be admitted to the examination who arrives more than half an hour after the commencement of

the examination in the case of papers of two hours or more or duration of 15 minutes in the case of all other papers. No

candidates will be allowed to quit the hall before the expiry of at least half an hour from the commencement of the

examination and only after he has handed over his answer book to the Chief/Assistant Superintendent.

The signature of the candidate on the 1st page of the applications is mandatory and application of those who

fail to sign there will be rejected on non-appealable grounds.

The non surrender of the answer script to the invigilator, or leaving the Hall before the closing time without his/

her permission will entail disciplinary action against the candidates concerned which may result in debarment for further

appearance for any test conducted by the Kerala Public Service Commission.

Warning.—Any candidate resorting to malpractice in the examination hall will be sent out of the hall forthwith and his

conduct will be reported by the Chief Superintendent to the Public Service Commission in such cases, the Commission may

invalidate the answer scripts of the candidates and debar them from appearing for the tests and in the case of candidates

in service the matter may also be reported to the Heads of Department and the Director of Vigilance Department for further

action.

Note.—This admission ticket should be kept for being produced at the time of issue of Certificates.

On I.G.S

KERALA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

To……………….................…………....…...

........................................................................

Candidates’s name and address

(to be filled up by the candidate)