1. Service book of an Officer shall be retained for –––––––––––– years from the date of
retirement.
10
15
25
20
2/10
2. An Officer on tour is entitled to draw daily allowance :
During restricted holiday
During casual leave
Not eligible
During Both (A) and (B)
3/10
3. An Officer retired after 34 years and 7 months of qualifying service. Then his eligibility is :
30 years for pension and 33 years for DCRG
35 years for both pension and DCRG
30 years for pension and DCRG
33 years for pension and DCRG
4/10
4. A member of an officer’s family who precedes him by not more than –––––––––––– months
may be treated us accompanying him.
Six
Three
One
None of the above
5/10
5. No bill for Travelling Allowance, other than permanent Travelling Allowance shall be paid
unless it is signed or counter signed by the –––––––––––– concerned.
Head of Office
Controlling Officer
Head of the Department
None of the above
6/10
6. An Officer was deputed for training to Thiruvananthapuram for 40 days, he shall be paid
Daily Allowance :
Full rate for 40 days
Full rate for the first 30 days and 3/4 for the remaining days
Full rate for the first 30 days and 1/2 for the remaining days
None of the above
7/10
7. An advance increment is granted to an officer, then the officer is eligible to get his normal
increment –––––––––––– from the date of accurual of advance increment.
After 3 months
After 1 year
On normal increment date
None of the above
8/10
8. Daily Allowance admissible for intermediate halts beyond 200 kms when the journey is
performed in departmental vehicle :
1/2 DA
1 DA
3/4 DA
Not eligible
9/10
9. Arrear claims of Travelling Allowance is allowed in the case of :
Retrospective Promotion
Pay Revision
Confirmation
Belated grant of increment
10/10
10. If the annual verification of service books in an office is delegated to a subordinate Gazetted
Officer, what is the minimum percentage of service books to be inspected by the Head of
Office :