TNPSC Introduction

Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission(TNPSC) exam is one of the best entrance exams in one's educational carrier.

The requirements & the syllabus of the TNPSC are,

1.General Knowledge
2.General Tamil
3.General English
4.Intermediate Standard
5.HSC Standard
6.SSLC Standard
7.Degree Standard
8.Post Graduate Degree Standard
9.Certificate Course
10.Law
11.Civil Judge
12.Medical Speciality Subjects
13.Miscellaneous

Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) conducts examinations for selection of persons into various state Govt jobs in Tamil Nadu.

For direct recruitment for a number of Government services in Tamil Nadu

TNPSC conducts the Combined Subordinate Services Examination – 1 (CSSE – 1) for Group I and Group II.

Eligibility for Group I & Group II Exams :-

1) The candidate should be between 18 to 30 years of age as on July 1st, 2010.
2) Candidate should acquire at least 55% marks in Graduate or Equivalent from any Indian Institutes Approved by UGC or AICTE.

The Application forms are available at :-
1) All Head Post Offices and Selected Sub-Post Offices in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.
2) TNPSC Office Sales Counter.
3) You can fill up form through online in the following website :
http://www.tnpsc.gov.in


Contact Details :


Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission
Omanthoorar Government Estate,
Anna Salai,
Chennai – 600 002.

DR.A.B.J.ABDUL KALAM

DR, A.B.J. ABDUL KALAM (AVUL PAKIR JAINULABUDEEN ABDUL KALAM)

 Born Oct. 15, 1931, Rameswaram, India

Indian president (from 2002).

After graduating from the Madras Institute of Technology, Kalam played a leading role in the development of India's missile and nuclear weapons programs. He planned a program that produced a number of successful missiles, helping earn him the nickname “Missile Man.” Beginning in the early 1990s, he also served as scientific adviser to the government, and his prominent role in India's 1998 nuclear weapons tests established Kalam as a national hero. In 2002 the pro-Hindu National Democratic Alliance nominated Kalam, a Muslim, to succeed outgoing President K.R. Narayanan. Kalam easily won the elections in 2002, and in the largely ceremonial post he sought to use science and technology to transform India into a developed country.

SOURCE: BRITANNICA ENCYCLOPEDIA

Famous leaders in world

ABU BAKAR

 Born c. 573, Mecca, Hejaz, Arabian Peninsula

 Died Aug. 23, 634, Medina

One of the close Companions of the Prophet Muhammad and the first Muslim caliph.

Some Muslim traditions say he was the first male convert to Islam after Muhammad. He became caliph after Muhammad's death in 632, and during his two years in that office he consolidated central Arabia under Muslim control, engaging in the wars of apostasy (riddah). He also realized the urgency of expanding the regions under Muslim control in order to maintain peace among Arab tribes.

SOURCE: BRITANNICA ENCYCLOPEDIA

Albumin

ALBUMIN

Any of a diverse class of proteins historically defined by their ability to dissolve in water and in a half-saturated (see saturation) solution of ammonium sulfate.

They are readily coagulated by heating. Examples include serum albumin, a major component of plasma; α-lactalbumin, found in milk; ovalbumin, which makes up about half the proteins of egg white; and co albumin, another egg-white protein. Ovalbumin is used commercially in the food, wine, adhesives, paper coatings, pharmaceutical, and other industries and in research.

Source: Britannica encyclopedia

ALZHEIMER DISEASE

ALZHEIMER DISEASE

Degenerative brain disorder.

It occurs in middle to late adult life, destroying neurons and connections in the cerebral cortex and resulting in significant loss of brain mass. The most common form of dementia, Alzheimer disease progresses from short-term memory impairment to further memory loss; deterioration of language, perceptual, and motor skills; mood instability; and, in advanced stages, unresponsiveness, with loss of mobility and control of body functions; death typically ensues in 5–10 years. Originally described in 1906 by the German neuropathologist Alois Alzheimer (1864–1915) with reference to a 55-year-old person and regarded as a presenile dementia, Alzheimer disease is now recognized as accounting for much of the senile dementia once thought normal with aging. The 10% of cases that begin before age 60 result from an inherited mutation. Neuritic plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain on autopsy are the primary features used for diagnosis. No cure has been found. Most treatment targets the depression, behavioral problems, and sleeplessness that often accompany the disease.source:Britannica encyclopedia

important dates asked in TNPSC exam

JANUARY -12 : NATIONAL YOUTH DAYS

JANUARY -15 : ARMY DAY

JANUARY -26 : INDIA'S REPUBLIC DAY, INTERNATIONAL COUSTUMS DAY

JANUARY -30 : MARTYR'S DAY

FEBRUARY-24: CENTRAL EXCISE DAY

FEBRUARY- 28: NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY

MARCH -8: INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

MARCH 15 - :WORLD DISABLED DAY

MARCH  -21: WORLD FORESTRY DAY

MARCH - 21: INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

MARCH -23 : WORLD METEOROLOGICAL DAY

APRIL -5: NATIONAL MARITIME DAY

APRIL -7 : WORLD HEALTH DAY

APRIL - 18: WORLD HERITAGE DAY

APRIL- 22: EARTH DAY

MAY-1: WORKER'S DAY (INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY)