Military Science Syllabus for Chhattisgarh State Civil Services Preliminary Exam- 2011

The Military Science Syllabus for Chhattisgarh State Civil Services Preliminary Exam-2011 is given below. The examination will be held on 6 May 2012 (Sunday) by the Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission. Acquaint yourself with the break-up of Military Science syllabus into various sections.

Military Science

Paper- I Art Of War

Section - A

(INDIAN)

(1) Ancient period :

(i) Indo-Greek art of war with special reference to the Battle of Hydaspos 326 b.c.

(ii) Mauryan Military system as described by Magasthnese.

(iii) Kautalya's Philosophy of war-concept of defence and security , military organisation and interstate relations.

(2) Medieval period : Study of military systems :

(i) Rajput military system with special reference to the Battle of somnath (1025 A.D.)

(ii) Mughal Military System with special reference to the first battle of panipat (1526 -AD.)

(iii) Matrtha military system with special reference to the Third Battle of Panipat (1761 A.D.)

(iv) Sikh military system with special rference to the battle of sobraon (1846 -AD)

(3) Pre Independence Period- 1857 Li beration-movement and reorganisation of Army in India under the CROWN.

(4) Post -Independence Period

(i) Indo-China war, 1962 causes, lessonspolitical, strategical and Tactical.

(ii) Indo -Pak war 1965 causes,lessons Political, Strategical and Tactical

(iii) Indo-Pak war 1971 causes,lessons political Strategical and Tactical.

Section - B (WESTERN)

(1) Greek and Roman art of war with reference to the battle of Arbella 331 B.C. and Battle of Cannae 216 B.C.

(2) Emergence and decline of cavalry with reference to the Battle of Hastings 1066 A.D.Cavalry Tactics of Zenghis Khan and
battle of Crecy 1346, A.D.

(3) Impact of science and technology on warfare and. milirary reforms of Gustavus- Adolphus and Fredrick the Great.

(4) The revolution in tactics-war of American Independence (1776-1782), French Revolution and Napoleonic Art of war as
interpreted by Clausewitz and Jomini.

Section - C (MODERN)

(1) World war I-Strategy, Stralemate, restoration of Mobility with reference to the Battles of Y pres and Somme. Role of Air
force and Navy with special reference to theories of Guillet Douhet and Admiral A.T.Mahan

(2) (a) Military organisation and policy of the contesting powers in world war II

(i) Allied and Axis objectives, strategy and Tactics.

(ii) Theories of Armoured and Mechaniese warfare as propounded by Maj. Gen. J.F.C. Fuller and Capt. B.H. Liddell Hart
with special reference to the Battle of EI. Alamein and battle of Naorandy .

(b) Role of Air force and Navy in world war- II.

(3) Use of Atom Bomb and its impact.

Paper - II

Strategic Studies

Section - A (National Security)

(1) National power -concept, Role and Constituents.

(2) Tangible and Intangible elements of National power.

(3) National Security Strategies : Balance of power, collective security, Regional Defence, Non-alignment Deterrence.

(4) India in the world strategic Environment.

(5) Threat perception : External and Internal threats.

(6) Economic Liberalisation policy in the 90's and National Security.

(7) India's Nuclear policy and development.

Section - B (Theory and Practice of War)

(1) Definition and various terms of war Nature of war and characteristics of modern War .

(2) Insurgency and counter -Insurgency wih special reference to Kashmir problem and Tamil Problem in Shri Lanka .

(3) Terrorism Problems and solutions.

(4) Development of Nuclear weapons and their effect on war.

(5) Space weapons and security.

(6) Chemical and Biological weapons and security.

(7) Problems and prospects of Disarmament and Arms Control.

Section - C (Regional Study)

(1) Interest of Major power in Indian Ocean

(2) Presence of Extra Regional Power in Indian Ocean,

(3) Role of SAARC in promoting regional cooperation.

Criminology and Forensic Sc Syllabus for Chhattisgarh State Civil Services Preliminary Exam- 2011

The Criminology and Forensic Science Syllabus for Chhattisgarh State Civil Services Preliminary Exam-2011 is given below. The examination will be held on 6 May 2012 (Sunday) by the Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission. Acquaint yourself with the break-up of Criminology and Forensic Science syllabus into various sections.

Criminology and Forensic Science

Paper - I

Criminology

1. Origin and concept of crime, definition (s)
2. Classification of crimes.
3. Energing pattersn of crimes.
4. Crimes and criminal.
5. Offences against perso and Property legal and Social aspects.
6. Punishment : Theories, Objective and Types.
7. Institutional and Non Institutional treatment of offenders,
8. Criminology : Causation .
9. Schools of Thought in Criminology.
10. History of Institutional correction.
11. Correctional Instituions for juvenile and adults.
12. Facilities and amenities for Inamates.
13. Special Correctional Institutions Latest developments.
14. Non-Institutional Methods of corrections.
15. Crime prevention.

Paper - II

Forensic Science

1. History and Development of forensic Science,
2. Areas and Scope.
3. Secne of Crime , and its presevation. Collection. Packing and transportation of Various types of physical evidences.
4. Police Organisation at District, State and National level , qualities of Investigator, First information report (FIR), Case Diary ,Arrest , Search and Seizure.

5. Impressions; Finger Prints, Foot and Footwear Prints, Tyre Prints, Traacka- Mark, Cait Pattern.
6. Questioned Documents: Nature, Types and Examination of forged documents,Charred Documents, Alteration in documents, Characteristics and Examination of Hand Written, typed, Printed and Indented materials , Seal and Rubber Stamps.
7. Counterfeit Coins and Currency and related Laws.

8. Fire arms and examination of balliatic evidence and related Forensic aspects Tool marks.
9. Poision : Nature , Types medico-legal, aspects and Analysis .
10. Nature and Preliminary examination of various. biological fluids such as blood, semen , saliva etc.and of autopsy specimen.
11. Wounds and their characteristics, Autopsy.
12. DNA -Profiling and forensic aspect.
13. Forensic science in scientific investigation of various crimes such as, Death (Accidental Suicidal of Homicidal), Sexual offences, Arson explosive , and offinces aginst properties.

14. Expert opinion on Forensic Science.