RSPCB Recruitment 2023 Notification Out for 114 Posts

RSPCB Various Post Recruitment 2023

Organization

Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board (RSPCB)

Post

Law Officer (LO II), Junior Scientific Officer (JSO), and Junior Environment Engineer (JEE)

Exam Level

State

Vacancies

114

Application Mode

Online Only

Category

State Jobs

Fees

• General / Other State: 0/-

• OBC / EWS: 0/-

• SC / ST / PH: 0/-

• No Application Fee for All Candidates Only Registered Online.

Date of Registration

8th October 2023 to 17th November 2023

Age Limit

Minimum Age: 18 Years.

Maximum Age: 40 Years.

Age Relaxation As per Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board RSPCB Recruitment Rules.

Qualification

Graduation/ Master

Official Website

https://environment.rajasthan.gov.in/content/environment/en.html

Post Name

Total Post

Bihar Police Sub Inspector Eligibility

Law Officer (LO II)

2

• Bachelor's Degree in Law (LLB) with 3 Year Experience

• More Eligibility Details Read the Notification

Junior Scientific Officer (JSO)

59

• Master Degree M.Sc / M.S First Class in Any Branch of Chemistry/Soil Science/Environmental Science/Microbiology after B.Sc./B.S. in any discipline of Science

• More Eligibility Details Read the Notification

Junior Environment Engineer (JEE)

53

• M.Tech / M.E Degree in Environmental Engineering after B.Tech./B.E. degree in Biotechnology/Chemical/Civil/ Mining/Environmental/Textile Engineering.

• More Eligibility Details Read the Notification

Part A:

• Environmental Legislation in India

• Environment (Protection) Act 1986 and amendments and various rules/notifications made thereunder

• Corporate Environmental Responsibility

• Role of the Pollution Control Board

• Policy statement for abatement of pollution 1992

• Public Liability Insurance Act 1991

• National Green Tribunal Act 2010

• Right to Information Act

• Water Act 1974

• Air Act 1981

• Roles of the judiciary (combating 2005 pollution, Social and Civil Society Movements in protecting the environment)

• Traditional common and criminal law remedies available to the citizens for abatement of pollution, Legal and social challenges to the regulation of the groundwater in India

• The Constitution of India with special emphasis on Fundamental Rights (FR), Directive Principles (DPSP), and enforcement of rights through writs, functioning of the Supreme Court (SC), High Court (HC), National Green Tribunal(NGT), and various appellate authorities constituted under the Air Act & Water Act

• Concept of “Public Participation”

• Indian Judiciary on the salient attributes of Right to Environment, Rule of strict liability, and its application in environmental jurisprudence

• Judicial Activism

• Indian Penal Code

• Civil Procedure Code

• Criminal Procedure Code

• Provisions required to be referred generally in Government Offices will be given importance Evidence Act, Limitation Act, Interpretation of Statutes, drafting and conveyancing, Environment Related Acts and status, General Administration Law, Important Supreme Court (SC) & National Green Tribunal (NGT) decision on Environment

• National/International events (related to the environment)

Part B

Subjects: General Knowledge (GK, reference to Art and culture, heritage, geography of Rajasthan, etc.), Mathematics, reasoning, and current affairs.

Examination Scheme: There will be one paper consisting of two parts having multiple choice type questions.

Total number of Questions: 75

Marking scheme: 3 marks each

Language: Bilingual (Hindi and English)

Paper - Subject

No. of Question

Time

Total Marks

Part A

60

90 Min

225

Part B

15

Note: (1) Each question will carry 3 marks.

(2) One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer

(3) 40% shall be the pass marks.

Part A

Environmental General knowledge:

• National/International events (Related to the environment)

• National Green Tribunal Act, 2010

• Pollution Indices

Environmental Impact Assessment/Environmental Legislations in India:

• Environmental Impact Assessment

• Environment Management Plan

• Water Act 1974

• Impacts on air/water/ biota/ noise/cultural/socioeconomic environment

• Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment

• Environment Act 1986 its amendments

• Air Act 1981

Water/Waste Water/Industrial Waste Water Analysis:

• Characteristics of water

• Wastewater and Sewage

• Air pollutants and its application: Gaussian plume model for dispersion

• Effects on human health

• Control technology for particulate from industries

• Pollution (Air and Noise, Sources of air pollution, and Properties of air pollutants)

• Meteorological factors

• Air pollution

• Principles of measurements (Water/Air/Noise)

• Basics Air Quality Index

• Performance evaluation of wastewater treatment system

• Control technology for gaseous pollutants

• Basics of noise pollution

Municipal Solid Waste/ Biomedical Waste/E-Waste/ Plastic Waste/Hazardous Solid Waste:

• Problems associated with Solid Waste

• Risk associated with hazardous waste & Assessment

• Hazardous waste treatment

• Waste Minimization

• Priorities in hazardous waste management

Part B

Subjects: General Knowledge (GK, reference to Art and culture, heritage, geography of Rajasthan, etc.), Mathematics, reasoning, and current affairs.

Examination Scheme: There will be one paper consisting of two parts having multiple choice type questions.

Total number of Questions: 75

Marking scheme: 3 marks each

Language: Bilingual (Hindi and English)

Paper - Subject

No. of Question

Time

Total Marks

Part A

60

90 Min

225

Part B

15

Note: (1) Each question will carry 3 marks.

(2) One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer

(3) 40% shall be the pass marks.

Part A

Environmental General Knowledge:

• Questions on National/International events (Related to the environment and common understanding of environmental processes, NGT Act, 2010, Pollution Indices)

Water/Waste Water/Industrial Waste Water Engineering:

• Unit processes/Operations (Related to water and wastewater treatment, namely Equalization Coagulation)

• Flocculation

• Settling

• Filtration

• Disinfection

• Aeration

• Adsorption

• Characteristics of water and Sewage

• Activated sludge process and its modifications

• Anaerobic digestion

• Anaerobic filter and UAS

• Nitrification & Denitrification

• Trickling filters

• Rotating biological contactors

• Sequencing Batch reactor

• Membrane Batch Reactor

• Characteristics and treatment of wastewater from Textile, Tannery, Dairy, Distillery, Pharmaceutical Industry, Organic Chemical, and Vegetable Oil Refinery

Air and Noise Pollution:

• Sources of air pollution

• Properties of air pollutants

• Meteorological factors (Influence the dispersion of air pollutants)

• Gaussian plume model

• Control technology for particulate

• Gaseous pollutants from industries

• Basic noise pollution, Measurement, and management of noise.

• Permissible noise levels in different zones, Effects of noise on human beings, Ambient Air Quality standards, and Air Quality Index.

Environmental Impact Assessment/Environmental Legislations in India:

• Basic concept of Environmental Impact Assessment

• Environmental Impact Statement

• Environment Management Plan Prediction

• Rapid and comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessment

• Environment (Protection) Act 1986 & Amendments

• Water Act 1974 and Air Act 1981

• Municipal Solid Waste

• Biomedical Waste

• E-Waste

• Plastic Waste

• Hazardous Solid Waste

• Problems associated with Solid Waste

• Hazardous waste definition

• Waste Minimization

• Priorities in hazardous waste management

• Hazardous waste treatment

Part B

Subjects: General Knowledge (GK, reference to Art and culture, heritage, geography of Rajasthan, etc.), Mathematics, reasoning, and current affairs.

Examination Scheme: There will be one paper consisting of two parts having multiple choice type questions.

Total number of Questions: 75

Marking scheme: 3 marks each

Language: Bilingual (Hindi and English)

Paper - Subject

No. of Question

Time

Total Marks

Part A

60

90 Min

225

Part B

15

Note: (1) Each question will carry 3 marks.

(2) One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer

(3) 40% shall be the pass marks.