Exam Details
Subject | public administration | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | civil services preliminary | |
Department | ||
Organization | odisha public service commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 2006 | |
City, State | odisha, |
Question Paper
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1. Who among the followings argues. that Public Administration and the Private Administration exhibit the same characteristics
Paul H. Appleby
L. Urwick
Felix A. Nigro
Richard A. Warner
2. Which one of the following is not true
.about the emergence of New Public Administration
It grew out of the meetings of Minnowbrook in September, 1968
It was a movement pioneered by the younger generation of American Public Administrationists
Waldo's book Public Administration in a Time ofTurbulence gave impetus to it
It was triggered by problems of Comparative and Development Administration
3. Who among the following remained the chairman of the Comparative Administration Group for ten years in U.S.A.? .
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Simon
Dwight Waldo
Fred Riggs
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4. Who among the following is regarded as
father of Development Administration
George Gant
U.L. Goswami
Edward W. Weidner
Ferrel Heady
5. "Broadly Development Administration is
concerned with achieving national
development. The goals, values and
strategies of change may vary but there
always are generic process through which
agreements on goals is reached and plans,
policies, programmes and projects Ps.)
are formulated and implemented" This
definition is given by
Edward W. Weidner
Donald C. Stones
John D. Montogomery
William J. Saffin
6. Who· was the first person to make a
distinction between politics and
administration
Woodrow Wilson
L.D. White
Gladden L
F.W. Taylor
7. In which of the following periods, the
discipline of Public Administration faced
a crisis of identity
1970-1980
1927-1939
1938-1947
1948-1970
·A (eonld.)
8. Consider the following statements
The New Public Management Perspective
1.
theorises proactive participation of public minded communities
2.
emphasised on inter-agency adhocracies
3.
does not dismiss non-public administrative structure as extra legal
4.
concentrates on existing institutions,
organisations and bureaucracies Which of these is/are correct
only 1
2and 3
3and4
1,2and3
9. The integral view ofadministration include
these activities in its purview
Manual and Clerical
Managerial
Technical
Manual, Clerical, Managerial and Technical
10. The term Public Administration was first
of all coined in
1810, U.S.A.
1812, France
1815, U.K.
1819, U.S.S.R.
11. According to F.W. Riggs, which one of
the following shifts does not denote the
trends in Comparative Public
Administration
From Normative to Emp,irical Orientation
From Ideographic to nomothetic orientation
From Normal to Inform orientation
From non-ecological to ecological orientation
BAG-54 3-A
12. The emergence of "New Public Administration" is associated with
Comparative Administration Group
Minnobrook Conference
American Society of Public A<hninistration
National Association of Schools of Public Administration
13. Who among the following is not in favour of co-ordination as a separate function of Management
Mooney
Tead
Simon
Fayol
14. Who among the following said that "in a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence"
Frederick W. Taylor
Marry P. Follett
Peter F. Drucker
Laurence J. Peter
15. The principle ofunity ofcommand ensures
Accountability
Acceptability
Specialisation
Co-ordination
16. "Supervision is a process by which workers an: helped by a designated. staff member to learn according to their needs, to make the best use of their knowledge and skills and to improve their abilities so that they do their jobs more effectively and with increasing satisfaction to themselves and the agency" who said it
G.D. Halsey
Margaret Williamson
Millett
Seckler.Hudson
(Contd.)
17. Who stated that the concept of "Span of Control" is related to the principle of"Span of Attention"
Max Weber
P.H. Appleby
V.A. Graicunas
Sir Hamilton
18. What is not essential to delegation
Delegation must comprise of functions, authority and responsibility
Delegation must accept the risk of error
Delegation must be accompanied with accountability
Delegation must be limited subject and "buts"
19. Which of the following statements
regarding the nature oflegitimate authority
is false?
Obedience is owned to the legally established impersonal order
Legal norms may be established on any of a variety of bases
A person who obeys commands obeys only the law not the person
Individual in power is considered as super human
20. What has undermined the importance of theprinciple ofunityofcommand inrecent years?
Growing size and complexity of Government
Increasing number and influence of civil servants
Manning of Government agencies by experts
Increasing number and influence of boards, commissions and auxiliary agencies
BAC-54
21. "Co-ordination is the orderly arrangement ofgroup efforts to provide unity ofaction in the pursuit of a common purpose." This definition is given by
G.R. Terry
L.D. White
J.C. Charlesworth
J.D. Mooney
22. "Authority and Responsibility must go together." This is known as
the principle of hierarchy
the principle of correspondence
the principle of span of control
the principle of centralisation
23. Which one of the following does not relate to supervision process
The top authority simply laying down the objectives and policy in broad terms
Obtaining reports from subordinate units
Requiring the prior approval of Departmental Head
Requiring the prior approval of the supervisor ifexpenditure is proposed
24. The basic function ofDelegation is to bring about
decongestion of work in an agency
decentralisation of administration
creation of new department
conditional working with a subordinate
25. The crucial aspect of the classical theory is to
Formulate Decisions basing on values
Erect Formal and Informal Organisations
Formulation of certain universal principles of organisation
Formulate guidelines to overcome malpractices
(Conld.)
26. Classical Theory is also known as theory
of
General
Structural
Ecological
Environmental
27. The Scientific Management Theory stresses
on
Multiple supervision
Multiple areas
Multiple organisation
None of the above
28. Scientific Management Theory relates to
Formal Organisation
Piece-rate system
Effective planning
Critical Evaluation
29. The major contributor for Bureaucratic
theory
Luther Gullick
Max Weber
Karl Jones
M.P. Follett
30. Bureaucratic Theory concerns with
Abilities of Middle Manager
Capacities of Organisor
Responsibilities of employees
Tasks and procedures of Admn.
31. The Human relations theory revolves around the
Relief from Fatigue and Monotonous life of Employees
Effective plan formulation
Suitable managers with will-power
NOJe of the above
BAC-54 5-A
32. The human relations concept concerns with the relations 1;letween
structures and strategies
work environmental and productivity
employees and govt.
legal bodies and employees
33. Behavioural approach proposes that the effective administrator is the result of
effective planning
effective recruitment
effective role behaviour
effective supervision
34. The Behaviouralist Approach is concerned with
Dimock
Peter Samson
Mary Parker Follett
F.W. Riggs
35. Systems approach deals with the human organisation which will
move towards the ideal-rational system of management
move towards the making of more profits
move towards the maximisation of permanent assets
None of the above
36. The proponents of Systems Approach
Luther Gullick
Von Bertalanffy
Woodrow Wilson
F.W. Taylor
37. "A Leader is not the head of Administration, but one who can see all around the situation." -Who said it
Dimock
Abraham Moslov
F.W. Riggs
Mary Parker Follett
(CODld.)
38. "Leadership style varies according to the
Maturity ofthe subordinates." -Said by
Herbert Simon
Chester Barnard
Hersey and Blanchard
Newton
39. For improving Policy-making process, the following aspects are crucial
Public opinion
Knowledge
Personnel and structures
All the above
40. Who identified the way to integrate knowledge and power in the process of policy making?
Peter Drucker
Abraham Moslov
Yehezkel Dror
F.W. Taylor
41. "Rationality is the important factor in Decision Making." -Who said it
Dimock Dimock
Herbert Simon
M.P. Follett
None of the above
42. In the process of decision-making the individual is conditioned by the factual premises and
Laws
Values
Political pressure
Finances
BAC-54 6-A
43. Communication is the "shared understanding ,of a shared purpose." Who said?
Millet
Herbert Simon
F.W. Riggs
Dror
44. When the sender translates the message or information into a series of symbols is called
Enriching
Channelising
Encoding
Decoding
45. "Motives are expressions of a person's needs hence they are personal and intemal"-who said it
Koontz
F.W. Riggs
Herbert Simon
Davis
46. William James' studies reveals that motivated employees
put higher performance as compared to other employees
draw attention of others in the organisation
involves low turnover and absenteeism
None of the above
47. High level of morale results in
higher productivity
higher reliability
higher affordability
higher conformity
(Contd.)
48. Morale is defined as
attitudes of individuals and groups
affectionate transactions of employees and individuals
assignments of individuals in organisations
aggreements of employees in the administration
49. In a parliamentary democracy, the Political Executive is responsible to
President
Lok Sabha Speaker
Parliament
The Chairman of Rajya Sabha
50. The Public Accounts Committee of Indian Parliament came into existence in the year
1947
1950
1935
1921
51. On which committee recommendation, the committee on Public undertakings of Indian Parliament was constituted?
Asok Chanda
Krishna Menon
A.D. Gorwala
Paul H. Appleby
52. Which Ministry of Government of India exercises financial control over administration in India
Ministry of Finance
Ministry of Legislative Affairs
Ministry of Home Affairs
Ministry of Defence
BAC-54
53. In which country, the phrase "the king can do no wrong" is legally accepted?
India
Britain
USA
Italy
54. What is the meaning of 'Habeas Corpus'
By what authority
Command
Forbid
Have the body of
55. In which state, Lokayukta Act was enacted for the first time in India in 1970 (though it came into force in 1983)
Orissa
Maharashtra
Bihar
Andhra Pradesh
56. Santhanam Committee which submitted its report in 1964 dealt with
Terrorism
Law and order
Corruption
Tax reforms
57. On whose recommendation, Panchayati Raj Institutions came into existence in India for the first time to enlist the participation of the public
. Dantawala
Balwant Ray Mehta
Asok Mehta
Rangarajan
(Contd.)
58. One of the following is NOT a characteristic of Indian society
Multi-religious society
Multi-lingual country
Unity in diversity
Uni-religious and uni-lingual country
59. In which country the institution of Ombudsman was first created
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
60. The Right to Information Act was passed in India in the year
2003
2004
2005
2006
61. In which country "Hiring-Firing" is in vogue?
Britain
France
USA
India
62. Who inaugurated the "Spoils System" in America?
Garfield
Jackson
Johnson
Kennedy
BAC-54 8-.
63. The first civil service ·commission was established in USA in pursuance of Act.
The Pendleton
The Ramspeck
The Hatch
The lloyd-laFollette
64. During whose administration in America, the Classification Act of 1923 was passed to establish the concept of classification in the federal service
Harding
Taft
Roosevelt
Coolidge
65. Which Television telecasted a parody of the civil service entitled "Yes, Prime Minister"
AXN
HBO
BBC
CNN
66. A Civil Service Commission was set up in 1855 to oversee recruitment in Britain on the recommendation of
Plafair Commission
Northcote-Trevelyan Commission
Fulton Commission
MacDonnell Commission
67. In which year Fulton Committee reported?
1955
1980
1968
1991
A. (Cootd.)
68. Who reduced the size of civil service as a part of refonns in Britain
Tony Blair
John Major
Thatcher
Attlee
69. In which country leave with full pay is granted to officials during the time of elections?
India
France
Britain
America
70. The system of "Droit Administratif" prevails in
France
Canada
America
Sweden
71. Who recruits the great administrative corps of the State in France?
Ecole Polytechnique
Counseil Etat
•
Ouvriers Etat
Ecole Nation Administration
72. In France, the members of great corps often take temporary leave and go work in industry. This is known as
detatchment
public territoriale
pantouflage
functionnaire
BAC-54 9
73. Merit system of selection in India was introduced on the iniative of
Sardar Patel
Macaulay
Jawaharlal Nehru
Lord Ripon
74. The President and the Governors are empowered to exclude by regulation from the purview of the Public Service Commissions of their respective jurisdiction such posts as they think necessary. This is provided under the Article
310
280
320
368
75. La! Bahadur Shastri Academy of Mussorrie is an example of
Central Training
Skill Training
Background Training
Departmental Training
76. Within the department, the line of promotion is determined by
Services
Classes
Grades
All the above
A (eoold.)
77. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists
List-! List-II
A. Central Training 1. Indian Adminis-College, Mount Abu trative Service
B. National Academy 2. Indian Police of Administration, Service Mussorrie
C. Training School, 3. Indian Railway Nagpur Services class-I
D. Staff College, 4. Income Tax Baroda Service
Code:
A B C D
(a) 2I 43
1 2 34
32 I
4 1 23
78. In the Indian Constitution, protection to public servants against arbitrary dismissal or removal from service has been provided under Article
370
368
311
None of the above
79. Following committee was appointed to give recommendations regarding recruitment procedures for civil services in India
K. Santhanam Committee
Singhvi Committee
Masterman Committee
•
Satish Chandra Committee
BAC-54
80. The promotion-making authority in India is
Head of the Department Concerned
State Public Service Commission
Staff Selection Board
Union Public Service Commission
8I. Which one of the following is not an objective of in India?
To broaden the mind of the trainee
To prepare him to assume leadership role of trade unions
To produce reliable work-skill in the employee
To fit him for higher duty and responsibility
82. The Union Public Service Commission was set up under
Article 312 of the Constitution
Article 311 of the Constitution
Article 315 of the Constitution
Article 280 of the Constitution
83. The entire expenses of the Union Public Service Commission including the salaries of members are charged to the
Contingency Fund
Reserve Bank of India
Separate Fund
Consolidated Fund of India
84. Which one ofthe following is not a Central Service?
Income Tax Service
Indian Postal Service
Indian Audit and Account Service
Indian Forest Service
(eoold.)
85. The administrative head of the State administration is
Chief Secretary
Cabinet Secretary
Governor
Chief Minister
86. The Planning Commission in India was established in 1950 by
a Presidential order
a decision of the National Development Council
a resolution ofthe Union Government
an Act passed by Parliament
87. The Council of Ministers in India consists of
Cabinet Ministers
Ministers of State
Deputy Ministers
All the above
88. Constitutionally, Governor of a state is responsible to
the Prime Minister
The President
The Chief Minister of the concerned state
the State Legislative Assembly
89. If on reconsideration, a bill is repassed by the Parliament, the President
has to put his signatUre on it
may return the biiI to the House
may convene joint Session of Parliament
All the above
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90. As per the Constitution India is a
religious state
non-religious state
anti-religious state
none of the above
91. The Prime Minister's Office occupies the status of a department of the Government of India under the
Office Allocation Act, 1965
Office Act, 1965
Allocation of Business Rules, 1961
None of the above
92. The role of the Finance Commission in centre-state fiscal relations has been delegated to the background by
Zonal Councils
Planning Commission
73rd Amendment to the Constitution
Coalition government at the Centre
93. The author of the book entitled 'District Administration in India' is
Paul H. Appleby
V.N. Gadgil
8.8. Khera
G. Austin
94. The Prime Minister of India is also the Chairman of
Planning Commission
Election Commission
Finance Commission
All of the above
·A (Contd.)
95. Following is a function of the Cabinet Secretariat in India
to provide infonnation and material necessary for Cabinet's deliberations
to prepare records of the discussions and decisions of the Cabinet
to prepare agenda of the Cabinet meetings
all the above
96. The organization of the government which ensures "objectivity, continuity and consistency", in the state administration is
Chief Minister's Office
Cabinet Office
Secretariat
None of the above
97. "Rule oflapse" to a budgeted item applies after
Ist April
31st March
28th February
31st July
98. Please mention which is not correct with respect to budget preparation
The estimates are on cash basis
There is a single budget for all administrative departments of the Central Government
Railways have separate budget
Budgeting is on net and not on gross income
BAC-54 12-A
99. nIfhe (the Finance Minister) is to be held responsible for filling the reservoir and maintaining certain depth of water in it, he must be in a position to regulate the outflow."
Above words are attributed to whom of the following
Report of Machinery of Govemment Committee, M.S.O. London, 1918
T.N. Chaturvedi
P.K. Wattal
L.D. White
100. "The budget provides an excellent example; it is not determined in fact when enacted, but is actually being made day after day throughout the year."
Who made the above remarks
Ashok Chanda
A.D. Gorwala
MJ.K. Thavraj
Paul H. Appleby
10I. Give the proper sequence ofbudgeting in India
Estimates, Votes, Demands, Grants
Demands, Estimates, Grants, Votes
Estimates, Demands, Votes, Grants
Demands, Estimates, Votes, Grants
102. Which of these is not the function of the execution of the budget on revenue side?
Proper estimation of funds
Proper custody of the collected funds
Proper collection of the funds
Proper distribution of the funds
(Contd.)
103.
Appointment, salary and service conditions
of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India are governed by which of the following Article(s) of the Constitution of India?
104.
Audit was separated from Accounts in India in
1966
1976
1986
1996
105.
While preparing annual budget which of these is not taken into consideration
Sanctioned estimates of the previous year
Sanctioned estimates of the current year
Revised estimates of the current year
Proposed estimates of the next year
106.
Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India was created in
1919
1937
1950
1971
Article 146
Article 147
Article 148
Article 147 and 148
107: Which of the following expenditures is not charged upon the Consolidated Fund of India?
The emoluments and allowances of the President and other expenditure related to this office
The emoluments and allowances of the Prime Minister and other expenditure related to this office
Salaries and allowances of the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha
Salary, allowances and pension
payable to or in respect to Comptroller and Auditor General of India
BAC-54 13-.
108. Which ofthe following is not correct with respect to the position ofComptroller and Auditor General of India?
The CAGI holds office for a term of six years from the date he assumes office or until he attains the age of 65 years, whichever is earlier
The CAGI can be removed from office by an order of the President through the procedure mentioned in the Constitution
His salary and service conditions can not be varied to his disadvantage after he is appointed
He is eligible for further office under the Government ofIndia or any state, after he leaves office
109. Who is known as the "Father of local self-government" in India?
Lord Mayo
Lord Ripon
Lord Curzon
Lord Mountbatten
110. Which Article states that state shall take up steps to organise Village Panchayats and endow them with powers and authority to function as units of selfgovernment?
Article 40
Article 41
Article 39
Article 42
leoDld.)
III. What is the minimum age for candidates for contesting Panchayat Raj election
18 years
21 years
25 years
35 years
112. The quorum for the meetings of a Gram Sabha as fixed by the Constitution is
1/5th of total members
I/lOth of total members
I/l2th of total members
(d)1120th of total members
113. In which state elections have not been held till December, 1995 under new Constitutional provision
Orissa
Andhra Pradesh
Kerala
Rajasthan
114. Which committee recommended for constitutional status of Panchayat Raj institutions
G.Y.K. Rao Committee
L.N. Singhvi Committee
Ch. Hanumanth Rao Committee
Ashok Mehta Committee
liS. Which of the following is not enacted by the state legislature
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Council
Town Area Committee
Contonment Board
BAC-54
116. Which of the following constitute corporation
Council alone
Council, Mayor
Mayor, Council, Commissioner
Mayor, Commissioner
117. If an elected local body is dissolved before fixed tenure, elections have to be held within
Three months
Six months
One year
Two years
118. Nagar Panchayats constituted for the administration of
Transitional area
Developed area
Underdeveloped area
Metropolitan city
119. The 74th Amendment Act does not specify the manner and procedure of election of the chairperson, but it has bet:n left to
The Chief Justice
The Governor
The President
The State Legislature
120. Which ofthe following new part has been introduced in the Constitution under 74th Amendment Act, 1992
XA
XIA
IXA
XII A
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
15-A
BAC-54
1. Who among the followings argues. that Public Administration and the Private Administration exhibit the same characteristics
Paul H. Appleby
L. Urwick
Felix A. Nigro
Richard A. Warner
2. Which one of the following is not true
.about the emergence of New Public Administration
It grew out of the meetings of Minnowbrook in September, 1968
It was a movement pioneered by the younger generation of American Public Administrationists
Waldo's book Public Administration in a Time ofTurbulence gave impetus to it
It was triggered by problems of Comparative and Development Administration
3. Who among the following remained the chairman of the Comparative Administration Group for ten years in U.S.A.? .
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Simon
Dwight Waldo
Fred Riggs
BAC-54 2·
4. Who among the following is regarded as
father of Development Administration
George Gant
U.L. Goswami
Edward W. Weidner
Ferrel Heady
5. "Broadly Development Administration is
concerned with achieving national
development. The goals, values and
strategies of change may vary but there
always are generic process through which
agreements on goals is reached and plans,
policies, programmes and projects Ps.)
are formulated and implemented" This
definition is given by
Edward W. Weidner
Donald C. Stones
John D. Montogomery
William J. Saffin
6. Who· was the first person to make a
distinction between politics and
administration
Woodrow Wilson
L.D. White
Gladden L
F.W. Taylor
7. In which of the following periods, the
discipline of Public Administration faced
a crisis of identity
1970-1980
1927-1939
1938-1947
1948-1970
·A (eonld.)
8. Consider the following statements
The New Public Management Perspective
1.
theorises proactive participation of public minded communities
2.
emphasised on inter-agency adhocracies
3.
does not dismiss non-public administrative structure as extra legal
4.
concentrates on existing institutions,
organisations and bureaucracies Which of these is/are correct
only 1
2and 3
3and4
1,2and3
9. The integral view ofadministration include
these activities in its purview
Manual and Clerical
Managerial
Technical
Manual, Clerical, Managerial and Technical
10. The term Public Administration was first
of all coined in
1810, U.S.A.
1812, France
1815, U.K.
1819, U.S.S.R.
11. According to F.W. Riggs, which one of
the following shifts does not denote the
trends in Comparative Public
Administration
From Normative to Emp,irical Orientation
From Ideographic to nomothetic orientation
From Normal to Inform orientation
From non-ecological to ecological orientation
BAG-54 3-A
12. The emergence of "New Public Administration" is associated with
Comparative Administration Group
Minnobrook Conference
American Society of Public A<hninistration
National Association of Schools of Public Administration
13. Who among the following is not in favour of co-ordination as a separate function of Management
Mooney
Tead
Simon
Fayol
14. Who among the following said that "in a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence"
Frederick W. Taylor
Marry P. Follett
Peter F. Drucker
Laurence J. Peter
15. The principle ofunity ofcommand ensures
Accountability
Acceptability
Specialisation
Co-ordination
16. "Supervision is a process by which workers an: helped by a designated. staff member to learn according to their needs, to make the best use of their knowledge and skills and to improve their abilities so that they do their jobs more effectively and with increasing satisfaction to themselves and the agency" who said it
G.D. Halsey
Margaret Williamson
Millett
Seckler.Hudson
(Contd.)
17. Who stated that the concept of "Span of Control" is related to the principle of"Span of Attention"
Max Weber
P.H. Appleby
V.A. Graicunas
Sir Hamilton
18. What is not essential to delegation
Delegation must comprise of functions, authority and responsibility
Delegation must accept the risk of error
Delegation must be accompanied with accountability
Delegation must be limited subject and "buts"
19. Which of the following statements
regarding the nature oflegitimate authority
is false?
Obedience is owned to the legally established impersonal order
Legal norms may be established on any of a variety of bases
A person who obeys commands obeys only the law not the person
Individual in power is considered as super human
20. What has undermined the importance of theprinciple ofunityofcommand inrecent years?
Growing size and complexity of Government
Increasing number and influence of civil servants
Manning of Government agencies by experts
Increasing number and influence of boards, commissions and auxiliary agencies
BAC-54
21. "Co-ordination is the orderly arrangement ofgroup efforts to provide unity ofaction in the pursuit of a common purpose." This definition is given by
G.R. Terry
L.D. White
J.C. Charlesworth
J.D. Mooney
22. "Authority and Responsibility must go together." This is known as
the principle of hierarchy
the principle of correspondence
the principle of span of control
the principle of centralisation
23. Which one of the following does not relate to supervision process
The top authority simply laying down the objectives and policy in broad terms
Obtaining reports from subordinate units
Requiring the prior approval of Departmental Head
Requiring the prior approval of the supervisor ifexpenditure is proposed
24. The basic function ofDelegation is to bring about
decongestion of work in an agency
decentralisation of administration
creation of new department
conditional working with a subordinate
25. The crucial aspect of the classical theory is to
Formulate Decisions basing on values
Erect Formal and Informal Organisations
Formulation of certain universal principles of organisation
Formulate guidelines to overcome malpractices
(Conld.)
26. Classical Theory is also known as theory
of
General
Structural
Ecological
Environmental
27. The Scientific Management Theory stresses
on
Multiple supervision
Multiple areas
Multiple organisation
None of the above
28. Scientific Management Theory relates to
Formal Organisation
Piece-rate system
Effective planning
Critical Evaluation
29. The major contributor for Bureaucratic
theory
Luther Gullick
Max Weber
Karl Jones
M.P. Follett
30. Bureaucratic Theory concerns with
Abilities of Middle Manager
Capacities of Organisor
Responsibilities of employees
Tasks and procedures of Admn.
31. The Human relations theory revolves around the
Relief from Fatigue and Monotonous life of Employees
Effective plan formulation
Suitable managers with will-power
NOJe of the above
BAC-54 5-A
32. The human relations concept concerns with the relations 1;letween
structures and strategies
work environmental and productivity
employees and govt.
legal bodies and employees
33. Behavioural approach proposes that the effective administrator is the result of
effective planning
effective recruitment
effective role behaviour
effective supervision
34. The Behaviouralist Approach is concerned with
Dimock
Peter Samson
Mary Parker Follett
F.W. Riggs
35. Systems approach deals with the human organisation which will
move towards the ideal-rational system of management
move towards the making of more profits
move towards the maximisation of permanent assets
None of the above
36. The proponents of Systems Approach
Luther Gullick
Von Bertalanffy
Woodrow Wilson
F.W. Taylor
37. "A Leader is not the head of Administration, but one who can see all around the situation." -Who said it
Dimock
Abraham Moslov
F.W. Riggs
Mary Parker Follett
(CODld.)
38. "Leadership style varies according to the
Maturity ofthe subordinates." -Said by
Herbert Simon
Chester Barnard
Hersey and Blanchard
Newton
39. For improving Policy-making process, the following aspects are crucial
Public opinion
Knowledge
Personnel and structures
All the above
40. Who identified the way to integrate knowledge and power in the process of policy making?
Peter Drucker
Abraham Moslov
Yehezkel Dror
F.W. Taylor
41. "Rationality is the important factor in Decision Making." -Who said it
Dimock Dimock
Herbert Simon
M.P. Follett
None of the above
42. In the process of decision-making the individual is conditioned by the factual premises and
Laws
Values
Political pressure
Finances
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43. Communication is the "shared understanding ,of a shared purpose." Who said?
Millet
Herbert Simon
F.W. Riggs
Dror
44. When the sender translates the message or information into a series of symbols is called
Enriching
Channelising
Encoding
Decoding
45. "Motives are expressions of a person's needs hence they are personal and intemal"-who said it
Koontz
F.W. Riggs
Herbert Simon
Davis
46. William James' studies reveals that motivated employees
put higher performance as compared to other employees
draw attention of others in the organisation
involves low turnover and absenteeism
None of the above
47. High level of morale results in
higher productivity
higher reliability
higher affordability
higher conformity
(Contd.)
48. Morale is defined as
attitudes of individuals and groups
affectionate transactions of employees and individuals
assignments of individuals in organisations
aggreements of employees in the administration
49. In a parliamentary democracy, the Political Executive is responsible to
President
Lok Sabha Speaker
Parliament
The Chairman of Rajya Sabha
50. The Public Accounts Committee of Indian Parliament came into existence in the year
1947
1950
1935
1921
51. On which committee recommendation, the committee on Public undertakings of Indian Parliament was constituted?
Asok Chanda
Krishna Menon
A.D. Gorwala
Paul H. Appleby
52. Which Ministry of Government of India exercises financial control over administration in India
Ministry of Finance
Ministry of Legislative Affairs
Ministry of Home Affairs
Ministry of Defence
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53. In which country, the phrase "the king can do no wrong" is legally accepted?
India
Britain
USA
Italy
54. What is the meaning of 'Habeas Corpus'
By what authority
Command
Forbid
Have the body of
55. In which state, Lokayukta Act was enacted for the first time in India in 1970 (though it came into force in 1983)
Orissa
Maharashtra
Bihar
Andhra Pradesh
56. Santhanam Committee which submitted its report in 1964 dealt with
Terrorism
Law and order
Corruption
Tax reforms
57. On whose recommendation, Panchayati Raj Institutions came into existence in India for the first time to enlist the participation of the public
. Dantawala
Balwant Ray Mehta
Asok Mehta
Rangarajan
(Contd.)
58. One of the following is NOT a characteristic of Indian society
Multi-religious society
Multi-lingual country
Unity in diversity
Uni-religious and uni-lingual country
59. In which country the institution of Ombudsman was first created
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
60. The Right to Information Act was passed in India in the year
2003
2004
2005
2006
61. In which country "Hiring-Firing" is in vogue?
Britain
France
USA
India
62. Who inaugurated the "Spoils System" in America?
Garfield
Jackson
Johnson
Kennedy
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63. The first civil service ·commission was established in USA in pursuance of Act.
The Pendleton
The Ramspeck
The Hatch
The lloyd-laFollette
64. During whose administration in America, the Classification Act of 1923 was passed to establish the concept of classification in the federal service
Harding
Taft
Roosevelt
Coolidge
65. Which Television telecasted a parody of the civil service entitled "Yes, Prime Minister"
AXN
HBO
BBC
CNN
66. A Civil Service Commission was set up in 1855 to oversee recruitment in Britain on the recommendation of
Plafair Commission
Northcote-Trevelyan Commission
Fulton Commission
MacDonnell Commission
67. In which year Fulton Committee reported?
1955
1980
1968
1991
A. (Cootd.)
68. Who reduced the size of civil service as a part of refonns in Britain
Tony Blair
John Major
Thatcher
Attlee
69. In which country leave with full pay is granted to officials during the time of elections?
India
France
Britain
America
70. The system of "Droit Administratif" prevails in
France
Canada
America
Sweden
71. Who recruits the great administrative corps of the State in France?
Ecole Polytechnique
Counseil Etat
•
Ouvriers Etat
Ecole Nation Administration
72. In France, the members of great corps often take temporary leave and go work in industry. This is known as
detatchment
public territoriale
pantouflage
functionnaire
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73. Merit system of selection in India was introduced on the iniative of
Sardar Patel
Macaulay
Jawaharlal Nehru
Lord Ripon
74. The President and the Governors are empowered to exclude by regulation from the purview of the Public Service Commissions of their respective jurisdiction such posts as they think necessary. This is provided under the Article
310
280
320
368
75. La! Bahadur Shastri Academy of Mussorrie is an example of
Central Training
Skill Training
Background Training
Departmental Training
76. Within the department, the line of promotion is determined by
Services
Classes
Grades
All the above
A (eoold.)
77. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists
List-! List-II
A. Central Training 1. Indian Adminis-College, Mount Abu trative Service
B. National Academy 2. Indian Police of Administration, Service Mussorrie
C. Training School, 3. Indian Railway Nagpur Services class-I
D. Staff College, 4. Income Tax Baroda Service
Code:
A B C D
(a) 2I 43
1 2 34
32 I
4 1 23
78. In the Indian Constitution, protection to public servants against arbitrary dismissal or removal from service has been provided under Article
370
368
311
None of the above
79. Following committee was appointed to give recommendations regarding recruitment procedures for civil services in India
K. Santhanam Committee
Singhvi Committee
Masterman Committee
•
Satish Chandra Committee
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80. The promotion-making authority in India is
Head of the Department Concerned
State Public Service Commission
Staff Selection Board
Union Public Service Commission
8I. Which one of the following is not an objective of in India?
To broaden the mind of the trainee
To prepare him to assume leadership role of trade unions
To produce reliable work-skill in the employee
To fit him for higher duty and responsibility
82. The Union Public Service Commission was set up under
Article 312 of the Constitution
Article 311 of the Constitution
Article 315 of the Constitution
Article 280 of the Constitution
83. The entire expenses of the Union Public Service Commission including the salaries of members are charged to the
Contingency Fund
Reserve Bank of India
Separate Fund
Consolidated Fund of India
84. Which one ofthe following is not a Central Service?
Income Tax Service
Indian Postal Service
Indian Audit and Account Service
Indian Forest Service
(eoold.)
85. The administrative head of the State administration is
Chief Secretary
Cabinet Secretary
Governor
Chief Minister
86. The Planning Commission in India was established in 1950 by
a Presidential order
a decision of the National Development Council
a resolution ofthe Union Government
an Act passed by Parliament
87. The Council of Ministers in India consists of
Cabinet Ministers
Ministers of State
Deputy Ministers
All the above
88. Constitutionally, Governor of a state is responsible to
the Prime Minister
The President
The Chief Minister of the concerned state
the State Legislative Assembly
89. If on reconsideration, a bill is repassed by the Parliament, the President
has to put his signatUre on it
may return the biiI to the House
may convene joint Session of Parliament
All the above
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90. As per the Constitution India is a
religious state
non-religious state
anti-religious state
none of the above
91. The Prime Minister's Office occupies the status of a department of the Government of India under the
Office Allocation Act, 1965
Office Act, 1965
Allocation of Business Rules, 1961
None of the above
92. The role of the Finance Commission in centre-state fiscal relations has been delegated to the background by
Zonal Councils
Planning Commission
73rd Amendment to the Constitution
Coalition government at the Centre
93. The author of the book entitled 'District Administration in India' is
Paul H. Appleby
V.N. Gadgil
8.8. Khera
G. Austin
94. The Prime Minister of India is also the Chairman of
Planning Commission
Election Commission
Finance Commission
All of the above
·A (Contd.)
95. Following is a function of the Cabinet Secretariat in India
to provide infonnation and material necessary for Cabinet's deliberations
to prepare records of the discussions and decisions of the Cabinet
to prepare agenda of the Cabinet meetings
all the above
96. The organization of the government which ensures "objectivity, continuity and consistency", in the state administration is
Chief Minister's Office
Cabinet Office
Secretariat
None of the above
97. "Rule oflapse" to a budgeted item applies after
Ist April
31st March
28th February
31st July
98. Please mention which is not correct with respect to budget preparation
The estimates are on cash basis
There is a single budget for all administrative departments of the Central Government
Railways have separate budget
Budgeting is on net and not on gross income
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99. nIfhe (the Finance Minister) is to be held responsible for filling the reservoir and maintaining certain depth of water in it, he must be in a position to regulate the outflow."
Above words are attributed to whom of the following
Report of Machinery of Govemment Committee, M.S.O. London, 1918
T.N. Chaturvedi
P.K. Wattal
L.D. White
100. "The budget provides an excellent example; it is not determined in fact when enacted, but is actually being made day after day throughout the year."
Who made the above remarks
Ashok Chanda
A.D. Gorwala
MJ.K. Thavraj
Paul H. Appleby
10I. Give the proper sequence ofbudgeting in India
Estimates, Votes, Demands, Grants
Demands, Estimates, Grants, Votes
Estimates, Demands, Votes, Grants
Demands, Estimates, Votes, Grants
102. Which of these is not the function of the execution of the budget on revenue side?
Proper estimation of funds
Proper custody of the collected funds
Proper collection of the funds
Proper distribution of the funds
(Contd.)
103.
Appointment, salary and service conditions
of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India are governed by which of the following Article(s) of the Constitution of India?
104.
Audit was separated from Accounts in India in
1966
1976
1986
1996
105.
While preparing annual budget which of these is not taken into consideration
Sanctioned estimates of the previous year
Sanctioned estimates of the current year
Revised estimates of the current year
Proposed estimates of the next year
106.
Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India was created in
1919
1937
1950
1971
Article 146
Article 147
Article 148
Article 147 and 148
107: Which of the following expenditures is not charged upon the Consolidated Fund of India?
The emoluments and allowances of the President and other expenditure related to this office
The emoluments and allowances of the Prime Minister and other expenditure related to this office
Salaries and allowances of the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha
Salary, allowances and pension
payable to or in respect to Comptroller and Auditor General of India
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108. Which ofthe following is not correct with respect to the position ofComptroller and Auditor General of India?
The CAGI holds office for a term of six years from the date he assumes office or until he attains the age of 65 years, whichever is earlier
The CAGI can be removed from office by an order of the President through the procedure mentioned in the Constitution
His salary and service conditions can not be varied to his disadvantage after he is appointed
He is eligible for further office under the Government ofIndia or any state, after he leaves office
109. Who is known as the "Father of local self-government" in India?
Lord Mayo
Lord Ripon
Lord Curzon
Lord Mountbatten
110. Which Article states that state shall take up steps to organise Village Panchayats and endow them with powers and authority to function as units of selfgovernment?
Article 40
Article 41
Article 39
Article 42
leoDld.)
III. What is the minimum age for candidates for contesting Panchayat Raj election
18 years
21 years
25 years
35 years
112. The quorum for the meetings of a Gram Sabha as fixed by the Constitution is
1/5th of total members
I/lOth of total members
I/l2th of total members
(d)1120th of total members
113. In which state elections have not been held till December, 1995 under new Constitutional provision
Orissa
Andhra Pradesh
Kerala
Rajasthan
114. Which committee recommended for constitutional status of Panchayat Raj institutions
G.Y.K. Rao Committee
L.N. Singhvi Committee
Ch. Hanumanth Rao Committee
Ashok Mehta Committee
liS. Which of the following is not enacted by the state legislature
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Council
Town Area Committee
Contonment Board
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116. Which of the following constitute corporation
Council alone
Council, Mayor
Mayor, Council, Commissioner
Mayor, Commissioner
117. If an elected local body is dissolved before fixed tenure, elections have to be held within
Three months
Six months
One year
Two years
118. Nagar Panchayats constituted for the administration of
Transitional area
Developed area
Underdeveloped area
Metropolitan city
119. The 74th Amendment Act does not specify the manner and procedure of election of the chairperson, but it has bet:n left to
The Chief Justice
The Governor
The President
The State Legislature
120. Which ofthe following new part has been introduced in the Constitution under 74th Amendment Act, 1992
XA
XIA
IXA
XII A
SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
15-A
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