KER 2018 JULY
KERALA EDUCATION ACTS AND RULES-
PREVIOUS YEARS QUESTION PAPERS
1. The
area of jurisdiction of an Asst. Educational Officer
(A) State
(B)
District
(C)
Educational District
(D) Sub
District
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Sub District
2. The
first seven standards i.e. Std I to Std VII shall be collectively known as the:
(A) Primary
Grade
(B) Upper
Primary Grade
(C) Lower
Primary Grade
(D)
Secondary Grade
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Primary Grade
3. Fine
Arts Schools come under schools for:
(A)
Primary Education
(B) Special
Education
(C)
Secondary Education
(D)
General Education
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Special Education
4. School
where admission is restricted to children affected with Leprosy:
(A)
School for defective children
(B)
School for special education
(C) Leper
Schools
(D)
Schools for handicapped
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Leper Schools
5............
shall be competent to approve the appointment of Manager by Educational
Agencies.
(A)
Deputy Director of Education
(B)
Director of General Education (DGE)
(C) The
Government
(D) The
Educational Officer
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) The Educational Officer
6.
.......shall verify the staff positions of the School is conformity with the
number of class divisions sanctioned by the Department
(A) The
Educational Officer
(B) The
Manager
(C) Head
Master
(D)
Director of General Education (DGE)
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) The Manager
7. The
minimum site area specified for Training school with or without model school
is:
(A) 1.2
to 2 Hectares
(B).4 to
.8 Hectares
(C) 1.2
Hectares
(D) 1 to
2.4 Hectares
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 1.2 Hectares
8. In the
case of —— the area of the site and the dimensions of the class rooms should be
as prescribed by the Director
(A)
Training Schools
(B)
Higher Secondary Schools
(C)
Primary School
(D) Basic
Schools
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Basic Schools
9. In the
case of concrete vaults the distance of a school shall not be less than:
(A) 25
metres
(B) 50
metres
(C) 100
metres
(D) 183
metres
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) 25 metres
10. The
dimensions of every class room in upper primary and secondary school shall be:
(A) 5m x
5m x 3.5m
(B) 6m x
6m x 3.7m
(C) 6.5m
x 5.5m x 3m
(D) 6m x
5m x 3.8m
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) 6m x 6m x 3.7m
11. In a
Training School class room facilities per student shall be:
(A)1.5
sq. metres
(B) 1.8
sq. metres
(C) 1.9
sq. metres
(D) 1.7
sq. metres.
Correct
Answer-Option:(C) 1.9 sq. metres
12.
Annual maintenance works to school buildings should be done satisfactorily and
complete before.............. of every year.
(A) 31st
day of March
(B) 10th
day of May
(C) 1st
day of June
(D) 10th
day of April
Correct Answer-Option: (B) 10th
day of May
13. If
religious instruction is imparted during school hours, the number and duration
of the periods as required by the syllabus shall not thereby be reduced in any
way as per rule :
(A) Rule
18 (1) (e) of Ch IV
(B) Rule
18 (1) (b) of Ch IV
(C)Rule
18 (1) (d) of Ch IV
(D) Rule
18 (2) of Chapter IV
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Rule 18 (1) (e) of Ch IV
14. The
authority competent to change the names of private and Government schools is:
(A) The
DGE/ The DDE
(B)
Government
(C) Local
Body
(D)
Educational Officer
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) The DGE/ The DDE
15. A fee
of ................shall be levied in respect of every application for
permission to open a Lower primary school or a Junior Basic school:
(A) Rs.
100
(B) Rs.
50
(C) Rs.
10
(D) Rs.
25
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Rs. 10
16.
............. if any shall be consulted when sanction is given a refused to
open higher standards.
(A) State
Educational Advisory Board
(B) The
Local Educational Authority
(C) The
Director of Public Instruction
(D) The
Government
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) The Local Educational Authority
17. Any
person aggrieved by an order of Director, refusing to approve the change of
management involving change of ownership may appeal to Government within:
(A) One
month
(B) 2
months
(C)
3months
(D) 15
days
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) One month
18. When
there is only one school under the Educational Agency the financial guarantee
in the case of an upper primary or senior basic school shall be:
(A)
Rs.750
(B) Rs.
3,000
(C) Rs.
2,000
(D) Rs.
1500
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Rs. 1500
19. The
fee and other income of a school shall not be utilised for any purpose other
than educational purposes. Educational purposes do not include:
(A)
Tuition fees
(B) Fines
(C)
Financial guarantee
(D)
Admission fees
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Financial guarantee
20. If
the Director/Deputy Director (Edn.) is satisfied that there are unavoidable
circumstances on account of which the new school could not be opened on the
stipulated date, he may grant an extension of time up to a maximum limit of .......
from the re-opening day.
(A) 45
days
(B) 20
days
(C) 60
days
(D) one
month
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) one month
21. Which
among the following doesn’t come in the order granting recognition to a
school?
(A) The
location of the school
(B) a
site plan of the school
(C) The
grade of the school
(D) The
date from which recognition will take effect
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) a site plan of the school
22.
Previous approval of the Director shall be obtained to accord temporary
recognition beyond:
(A) three
years
(B) two
years
(C) one
year
(D) four
years
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) three years
23. Which
among the following is not a reason for the withdrawal of recognition
granted to a school as per Rule 22 of Chapter V?
(A) The
salary of the teacher is not being paid to him in accordance with the terms
(B) It
fails to maintain proper standard of efficiency and discipline
(C) It
does not continue to conform to the conditions of recognition
(D) It
fails to maintain minimum strength
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) It fails to maintain minimum strength
24. The
minimum effective strength per standard in upper primary schools shall be:
(A) 20
(B) 25
(C) 30
(D) 35
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) 25
25.
............ may in deserving cases grand exemption from minimum strength for a
school for a specified period
(A)
Educational officer
(B)
Government
(C) The
Director
(D)
Deputy Director of Education
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) The Director
25.
Recognition shall be withdrawn in cases of mismanagement as per rule:
(A) R 22
(a) of Chapter. V
(B) Rule
22 of Chapter V
(C) R 22
(2) of Chapter. V
(D) Rule
23 of Chapter V
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Rule 23 of Chapter V
27. When
the recognition of an institution or the permission to open a school or
standard is withdrawn the fact shall be notified in the Gazette by the:
(A)
Education officer
(B)
Government
(C)
Director
(D) State
Education Advisory Board
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Education officer
28. Every
school shall maintain an admission register in:
(A) Form
4
(B) Form
5
(C) Form
6
(D) Form
7
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Form 4
29. When
a pupil is admitted to a school the particulars give in the application for
admission shall be entered in the Admission Register and attested by:
(A)
Deputy Director
(B)
Educational Officer
(C) The
Manager
(D) The
Headmaster
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) The Headmaster
30. No
child who has not completed five years of age as the 1st June of the year shall
be admitted in pre-primary schools as per rule:
(A) Rule
4(1) of Ch. VI.
(B) Rule
5(1) of Ch. VI
(C) Rule
4(5) of Ch. VI
(D) Rule
5(2) of Ch. VI.
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Rule 5(1) of Ch. VI
31.
Pupils who complete.............. Years of age while still on the rolls of a
school may be allowed to continue their studies in that school or any other
school until they are removed from rolls.
(A) 20
(B) 18
(C) 22
(D) 21
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) 20
32. No
pupil shall be admitted to any standard other than without the production of a
transfer certificate from a school except as a private study pupil.
(A) Std X
(B) std
VIII
(C) std v
.
(D) std I
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) std I
33. A
pupil who has not attended any school may be admitted as a private study pupil
in accordance with:
(A) Rule
5 of Ch.V
(B) Rule
8 of Ch. VI
(C) Rule
7 of Ch. VI
(D) Rule
6 of Ch. V
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Rule 8 of Ch. VI
34. A
candidate who has completed ............... years of age may be permitted to
sit for the annual examination of STD VII in any High school along with the
other pupils on remitting a tee of Rs. 10 into Government Treasury.
(A) 14
(B) 16
(C) 17
(D) 18
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 17
35.
Pupils coming from schools outside the state may be admitted pending production
of transfer certificate, such certificates being produced not later than
...............days after the date of re-opening of the school previously
attended.
(A) 10
days
(B) 1
month
(C) 15
days
(D) 2
months
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) 10 days
36. The
previous sanction of the ............ shall be obtained for re-admission after
the next school year.
(A) Headmaster
(B)
Director
(C)
Educational Officer
(D)
Deputy Director
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Educational Officer
37. As
per Rule 17(1) of Chapter VI transfer certificate in .......... may be issued
by the Headmaster on any day during the summer vacation and for sufficient
reasons at other times.
(A) Form
4
(B) Form
5
(C) Form
6
(D) Form
7
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Form 5
38. The
Transfer certificate of pupils whose guardian is obliged to change their place
of residence may be issued by the Headmaster:
(A) at
any time of the year
(B) with
the sanction of the Educational officer
(C) with
the sanction of the Deputy Director
(D) with
the sanction of the Director
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) at any time of the year
39. No
application for a duplicate transfer certificate shall be entertained unless,
it is accompanied by.................to the effect that the original is
irrecoverable lost or damaged.
(A)
Certificate of the president of a local authority
(B)
Certiicate of member of legislative assembly
(C)
Chalan of Rupee one and a certificate from a Gazetted officer
(D)
Certificate from a member of parliament
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Chalan of Rupee one and a certificate from a Gazetted officer
41. All
schools shall be re-opened on the:
(A) first
day of June
(B) first
working day of June
(C) 31st
day of May
(D) 2nd
day of June
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) first working day of June
42.
Academic year shall be deemed to commence on the.
(A) 1st
June
(B) 15th
June
(C)
re-opening day
(D) 30th
May
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) re-opening day
43. Under
special circumstances shortage in the number of working days condoned by the
Educational Officer up to a maximum of:
(A) 10
days
(B) 18
days
(C) 15
days
(D) 20
days
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) 20 days
44. So
far as the Educational District is concerned........................... for
adequate reasons declare any day as a special holiday any or all schools.
(A) Educational officer
(B)
Director
(C)
Deputy Director
(D)
Government
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Educational officer
45. At
least ———————— days before the commencement of every school year, the Director
all issue the Education Department calendar for the year.
(A) 30
(B) 20
(C) 15
(D) 10
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) 10
46. Every
school shall maintain an attendance register in.......... for each division of
very standard.
(A) Form
6
(B) Form
7
(C) Form
8
(D) Form
9
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Form 6
47. As
per-rule ............ ... pupils without minimum attendance not to be promoted
or allowed to sit for examination unless the deficiency in attendance has been
condoned.
(A) 6(1)
of chapter VII
(B) 6(2)
of chapter VII
(C) 8(1)
of chapter VII
(D) 7(1)
of chapter VII
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 8(1) of chapter VII
48. If
the deficiency in attendance is ............. percent of the total number of
Working days in a school the deficiency may be condoned by the Head master of
the School.
(A) above
10 and not more than 20
(B) above
15 and not more than 25
(C) above
25 and not more than 40
(D) more
than 40
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) above 15 and not more than 25
49....................means
any aided, recognised or Govt. School established before the commencement of
the Kerala Education Act of 1958 and continuing as such at such commencement.
(A) Aided School
(B)
Government School
(C)
Recognised School
(D)
Existing School
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Existing School
50. For
the purpose of advising the Government on matters pertaining to educational
policy and administration of the Department of Education, the Government may
constitute a:
(A) Local
Authority
(B) State
Education Advisory Board
(C)
District Educational Authority
(D)
Education Development Committee
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) State Education Advisory Board
51. The
term of office of the members of the State Education Advisory Board other than
the ex-offÃcio members, shall be:
(A) 2
years
(B) 4
years
(C) 3
years
(D) 5
years
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 3 years
52. The
manager of every aided school shall furnish a list of all movable and immovable
properties of the school to such officer as may be authorised by the Government
on. of each year.
(A) 31st
March
(B) 1st
June
(C) 15th
June
(D) 1st
day of April
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) 1st day of April
53....................
shall be responsible for the conduct of the school in accordance with the
provisions of the Kerala Education Act and Rules 1958.
(A) The
Manager
(B) The
Headmaster
(C) Asst
Edl. Officer
(D)
District Educational officer
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) The Manager
54. No
teacher of an aided school shall be placed under suspension by the manager for
a continuous period exceeding .......... without previous sanction of the
officer authorised by the Government.
(A) 10
days
(B) 15
days
(C) 20
days
(D) One
month
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) 15 days
55. Power
of Government to exempt immovable property from being taken over or acquired is
dealt within:
(A) Act
15 (5)
(B) Act
17 (1)
(C) Act
16
(D) Act
17 (2)
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Act 16
56...............................shall
constitute an Educational development committee for each school under its
management for a attending to the welfare needs..
A) The
Local Authority.
(B)
Educational Development Committee
(C)
District Educational Authorities
(D)
District Planning Committee
Correct
Answer-Option:
57.
“Child” means a boy or girl between the ages of six and fourteen at the
beginning of the academic year as per
(A) Act
22 (i)
(B) Act
22 (ii)
(C) Act
22 (iii)
(D) Act
22 (iv)
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Act 22 (ii)
58. All
arrangements relating to the time table of works shall be a matter for the
discretion of the
(A) The
Headmaster
(B) Class
Teacher
(C)
Educational Officer
(D) The
Manager
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) The Headmaster
59. All
teachers below the age of..............are expected to actively participate in
the physical activities.
(A) 30
(B) 35
(C) 40
(D) 45
Correct
Answer-Option:
60. In
the case of secondary school standards a progress Register shall be maintained
in:
(A) Form
6
(B) Form
7
(C) Form
8
(D)Form 9
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Form 7
61. The
minimum strength of linguistic minority group for each standard shall be
............ in standards VIII to X.
(A) 10
(B) 15
(C) 20
(D) 25
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) 15
62. The
promotion list shall remain pasted on the Notice Board for the.................
In the new school year after which they shall on the school be removed and
preserved in school records.
(A) first
15 working days
(B) First
10 working days
(C) first
7 working days
(D) first
5 working days
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) first 15 working days
63. A
copy rules of discipline shall be pasted on the School Notice Board as per rule
:
(A) 1(2)
of Ch IX
(B) 1(1)
of Ch IX
(C) 1(3)
of Ch IX
(D) 2(4)
of Ch IX
Correct Answer-Option: (C) 1(3)
of Ch IX
64. Every
school shall maintain a ............... in form 9.
(A)
Admission Register
(B)
Punishment Register
(C)
Progress Register
(D) Stock
Register
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Punishment Register
65.
·..................... shall be kept as a confidential record until the
retirement of the teacher as per Rule 14(3) of chapter IX.
(A) Log
book
(B)
Factual Diary
(C)
Visitor’s books
(D) Supervision Diary
Correct Answer-Option: (D) Supervision Diary
66. Which
among the following is not the function of the Head Master?
(A)
Maintain notes of lessons
(B)
Maintain discipline in the school
(C) To
effect promotion of pupil
(D) To
organise and conduct staff council
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Maintain notes of lessons
67.
Statement containing list of all movable and immovable properties of aided
schools should be sent by the Manager in.... to the District Educational
Officer.
(A) Form
9
(B) Form
10
(C) Form
11
(D) Form
12
Correct Answer-Option: (B) Form
10
68. If a
pupil has paid the special fees in any school for a year, he/she shall not
required to pay such fees for that year in any other schools as per rule:
(A) 9(ii) of Ch XII
(B) 10 of
Ch XII
(C) 11(2)
of ch XII
(D) 12 of
Ch XII
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 11(2) of ch XII
69. The tuition fees realised from pupils in a
recognised school from standard I to VII shall not exceed.............. per
pupil per year.
(A) Rs.
1,500
(B) Rs.
1,250
(C) Rs.
2,000
(D) Rs.
1,000
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Rs. 1,000
70. As
soon as a teacher is appointed in a school, the manager shall immediately issue
an appointment order to the teacher in:
(A) Form
27
(B) Form
20
(C) Form
19
(D) Form
25
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Form 27
71.
................shall be one of the important items to be attended ......... to by the Educational officers
during annual inspection as per Note (1) to Rule 26 of Chapter XIVA.
(A) To
test the efficiency of teaching
(B) To
ascertain exactly the extent to which the school meets the educational
requirement of the locality
(C)
Scrutiny of service Books
(D)
Ascertain the extent to which the schools compile with the provisions of the
Education set a rules
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Scrutiny of service Books
72. The
Educational officer shall be the Attesting officer for the entries in part 1 of
the service books except annual verification certificate as per:
(A) Note
(1) to Rule 28 Ch XIVA
(B) Note
(11) to Rule 28 of Ch XIVA
(C) Rule
30 of Ch XIVA
(D) Rule
29 of chapter XIVA
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Rule 29 of chapter XIVA
73.
Teachers who have attained the age of.............. Years shall stand exempted
permanently from acquiring the test qualification as per rule 44A(1) of Ch
XIVA:
(A) 45
(B)
48
(C) 50
(D) 52
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 50
74. A
teacher shall cease to be in service after a continuous absence
of.............. whether with or without leave.
(A) 5
years
(B) 3
years
(C) 4
years
(D) 7
years
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) 5 years
75. If
there are more than one claimant of appointment as teacher under categories
clerks, peons, sweepers and other staff, preference shall be given in the order
of:
(A)
Peons, sweepers, clerks and other staff
(B)
Clerks, peons, sweepers and other staff
(C) Other
staff, clerks, sweepers and peons
(D)
Sweepers, Peons, other staff and clerks
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Clerks, peons, sweepers and other staff
76.
Conditions of service of Teaching and Non teaching staff of Recognised unaided
schools are dealt within chapter:
(A)IXA
(B) XIV
AA
(C) XIVB
(D) XIV
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) XIV AA
77.
Payment of maintenance grant to aided schools are o within chapter......... of
K.E.R
(A) XXV
(B) XXX
(C) XXIV
(D) XXVIII
(D) XXVIII
Correct
Answer-Option:(D) XXVIII
78. The
Government have enhanced the rate of maintenance grant to aided schools from
the year :
(A)
2011-12
(B)
2014-15
(C)
2012-13
(D)
2013-14
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) 2013-14
79. Which
among the following shall not be under the immediate administrative and
inspectional control of the District Educational Officer?
(A) Basic
primary schools
(B)
Training schools
(C)
Special schools.
(D)
Secondary schools
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Special schools.
80.
Secretary of the Education Advisory Board shall be the:
(A)
Director of Higher secondary education
(B)
Director of Public instruction
(C)
Director of State council of research and training.
(D)
Secretary to the Commissioner for Government Examinations
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Director of Public instruction
81. All
complaints regarding the conducted of the election of members to the local
educational authority will be disposed of by the:
(A)
Government
(B)
Director of public instruction:
(C) District
Collector
(D)
District Educational officer
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) District Collector
82. In
order to constitute a meeting of the Local Educational Authority the quorum
shall be :
(A) Fiven
(B) Four
(C) Six
(D) Eight
Correct Answer-Option: (B) Four
83.
Whenever it appears to the Government that the manager has neglected his duties
a notice shall be issued to the manager in form 18 to showcase within?
(A) 15
days
(B) 1
month
(C) 10
days
(D) 2
months
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 10 days
84. In
upper primary school having standards V to VII one full time post shall be
sanctioned if the number of periods per weeks is:
(A) 29
and above but below 54
(B) 15
and above but below 29
(C) 30
and above but below 55
(D) 55
and above but below 80
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) 15 and above but below 29
85. In
High Schools (incomplete) with std IX as the high with a strength of 700 and
above but below 1500, num posts of peons sanctioned is :
(A) 1
part time
(B) 1
full time
(C) 2
full time
(D) 3
full time
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 2 full time
86. The
minimum qualification of peons shall be:
(A) Pass
in S.S.L.C
(B)
Literate
(C) Pass
in Std. VIII
(D) Pass
in Std. VII
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Literate
87. In
teachers training schools ............... percent of the total seats under the
open quota shall be reserved for qualified orthopedically handicapped persons.
(A) 1
(B) 3
(C) 4
(4) 2
Correct
Answer-Option: (4) 2
88.
Students admitted to Training schools shall be considered to be on probation
for.............. working days.
(A) 30.
(B) 45
(C) 50
(D) 60
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 50
89. The
maximum monthly pay for the calculation of compassionate gratuity shall be:
(A) Rs.
800
(B) Rs.
1,000
(C) Rs. 500.
(D) one
of the above
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) one of the above
90. A
card catalogue register in ............... showing the names of the subscribers
to the provident fund shall be maintained by the Headmaster.
(A) Form
32
(B) Form
34
(C) Form
35
(D) Form
36
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Form 32
91.
Calculate the maintenance grant admissible to a High school where the effective
strength is 800:
(A) Rs.
64,000
(B) Rs.
60,000
(C) Rs.
48,000
(D) Rs.
40,000
Correct
Answer-Option: (B) Rs. 60,000
92. The
............... shall not interfere with the academic work of schools which
should be attended to by the Headmaster.
(A) Dist.
Edl. Officer
(B) Asst.
Edl. Officer
(C)
Deputy Director
(D)
Manager
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Manager
93. The
state Education advisory Board consists of a Chan man and not more than
.......members including the chairman
(A) 10
(B) 5
(C) 4
(D) 15
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) 15
94. No
teacher shall be required to impart religious instruction to pupils, against
his will as per ....... of K.E.Rs.
(A) Rule
18(2) of Ch IV
(B) Rule
17(1) of chapter IV
(C) Rule
17(2) of Ch IV
(D) Rule
18(c) of Ch IV
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Rule 18(2) of Ch IV
95.
Application for opening of new schools on for raising schools shall be
submitted only in response to the notification published by the
(A)Government
(B)
Regional Deputy Director
(C)
Director
(D) Dy.
Director of Edn.
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) Director
96. Who
shall be the ex-officio member secretary of the District Educational Authority?
(A)
Deputy Director (Edn)
(B) Dist.
Edl. officer
(C)
Director of Public Instructors
(D) Asst.
Educational Officer
Correct
Answer-Option: (A) Deputy Director (Edn)
97.
Application for maintenance Grant shall be submitted by the Manager to the
Educational officers in Form 28 (induplicate) so as to reach them before 1st
of............ every year.
(A)
October
(B)
September
(C)
November
(D)
December
Correct Answer-Option: (A)
October
98. The
maintenance grant will be revised in every ......... years for which the
Director of public instruction shall furnish proposals to Government.
(A) 10
(B) 7
(C) 5
(D) 15
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 5
99. Teachers
appointed in aided schools shall be on probation for a period of: .
(A) 2
years on duty within a continuous period of 3 years
(B) 1
year on duty within a continuous period of 3 years
(C) 1
year on duty within a continuous period of 2 years
(D) 3
years on duty within a continuous period of 4 years
Correct
Answer-Option: (C) 1 year on duty within a continuous period of 2 years
100. For
what purpose the form No. 3 of KERs is used:
(A)
Application for recognition
(B) For
admission to K.A.S.E.P.F
(C) For
permission to open new school
(D)
Application for admission
Correct
Answer-Option: (D) Application for admission