UPSC CBI public prosecutor recruitment 2017: Exam on November 25, check paper pattern here

UPSC CBI public prosecutor recruitment 2017: There are a total of 62 posts available under the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions of the CBI.

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UPSC CBI public prosecutor recruitment 2017: The test will be computer based and candidates will have 2 hours to answer questions for 300 marks.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released instructions regarding the recruitment exam for the posts of public prosecutors in the Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI). Candidates who are interested in appearing for the exam can check the instructions from the official website of the UPSC. (upsc.gov.in).

There are a total of 62 posts available under the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions of the CBI. The application process was closed last year on November 10 last year.

Posts available: 62

Public prosecutor- 47
Assistant public prosecutor- 15

Exam schedule:

The exam will be conducted on November 25 this year and the reporing time for the same is at 8 am. The exam will commence from 9.30 am and will end by 11.30 am. Candidates will be given 10 minutes befor the exam to read the instructions and open the browser.

Exam pattern:

The test will be computer based and candidates will have 2 hours to answer questions for 300 marks. There will be negative marking and the questions will be based on the subjects of constitutional law, criminal law, indian evidence act, prevention of corruption act, delhi police establishment act, information technology act and central vigilance commission act.

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