KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| Notification, Syllabus, Previous Questions

Table of Contents

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Notification.

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Age Limit & Relaxation

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Qualification

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Pay Scale

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Syllabus

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Preparation

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Coaching

KPSC Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies 2024| |Previous Question

Overview

Here is a happy news for job aspirants in co-operative sector, Kerala PSC is releasing notification for Junior Co-operative Inspector 2023. The job provides the best of both worlds. Employees in the mentioned post is actually part of Kerala Government’s Co-operation department and work along with the Co-operative societies. This is one of the golden opportunities for the eligible candidate. Never miss this once in a while chance. Still have doubts on Junior Co-operative Inspector? See here. CC’s latest webinar discusses the syllabus, question papers and other important information on 14^th January, 2024.

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024| |Notification.

Kerala PSC has announced that it will be releasing the Junior Inspector of Co-operative Societies Notification on 29^th December 2023. Last time the post was called in 2018 under category number 237/2018. The respective exam was conducted on 1^st February, 2020. And the ranked list was published on 20^th October, 2021. The main ranked list included 400 candidates and a total of 313 candidates received advice till December 4, 2023.

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024|Age Limit & Relaxation

Age limit for Junor Co-operative Officer as per the previous notification is 18-37 change in upper limit of age is expected. The age relaxation to al other categories will be accordingly. SC/ST candidates is allowed for a relaxation of 5 years and OBC candidates will be allowed 3 years relaxation n upper age limit. Exact dates of birth will be mentioned in PSC’s official notification.

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024|Qualification

Though basic qualification is considered to be B.Com. with Co-operation as special subject from any recognised University various other combination of degrees and diplomas are also considered. These are:

1. B. Com Degree of Recognized University with Co-Operation as special subject.

OR

2. 1. BA or BSc. Or B. Com Degree of a recognized University

AND

1. 2. Higher Diploma in Co-Operation

OR

Successful completion of the subordinate Personnel Training Course conducted by the Co-Operative Department.

OR

Junior Diploma in Co-Operation awarded by the State Co- Operative Union, Kerala

OR

3. BSc. (Co-Operation and Banking) Degree of the Kerala Agricultural University.

OR

4. Diploma in Rural Services with Co-Operation as special subject awarded by the National Council for Rural Higher Education.

OR

5. Co-Operation Degree (Bachelor of Co-Operation) awarded by the Gandhigram Rural Institute (Deemed University).

In the case of Supervisors/Inspectors/Ministerial Staff employed in Apex/regional/Central Co-Operative Institutions as well as employees of the Primary Co-Operative Institutions. The qualifications are as follows: -

1. 1. Pass in S.S.L.C or equivalent.
   2. Higher Diploma in Co-Operation. OR Junior Diploma in Co-Operation

And

1. Minimum service of five years as Supervisors/Inspectors or in any Ministerial Post in Apex/Regional/Central Co-Operative Institutions in the State or as Clerk/Secretary or Manager in Primary Co-Operative Institutions in the State.

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024|Pay Scale

The revised pay scale for Junior Cooperative Inspector s yet to be confirmed through official notification. As per the notification 237/2018 of Kerala PSC the pay scale for the post was ₹ 29,200 – 59,400

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024|Syllabus

Detailed syllabus of Kerala Junior Inspector of Co-operation will be released soon after the official notification is released. No great changes from the previous syllabus. Syllabus is divided into three parts, where Part I & II includes the core topics and Part III includes IT & Cyber laws.

Syllabus, Junior Cooperative Inspector
Part	Sl. No.	Titles
I	1	Co-operative and Other Economic Systems
	2	Evolution and Development of Cooperative Principles
	3	Types of Cooperatives in India and Kerala
	4	Management and Working of Major Cooperative Organizations and Institutions in Aid of Cooperatives
	5	Cooperative Audit
	6	Issues in Cooperative Management
	7	Settlement of Disputes
	8	Sources of Funds
	9	Cooperative Legislation in India and Kerala
II	1	Commercial Banking
	2	Central Banking
	3	Indian Commercial Banking- Pre-Liberalism Period
	4	Indian Commercial Banking - Post-Liberalisation
	5	Banking Legislation in India
	6	Practices of Banking
	7	Law Relating to Negotiable Instruments
	8	Agriculture & Micro Finance by Bank
	9	Technological Advances in Banking
	10	Recent Trends in Indian Banking
III	1	IT & Cyber Laws

Details of PART III: - IT & Cyber Laws

• Hardware
  • Input Devices (Names & Uses)
  • Output Devices (Names and uses/features)
  • Memory devices – Primary and Secondary (Examples, Features)
• Software
  • Classification – System Software and Application Software
  • Operating System – Functions and examples
  • Popular Application software packages – Word processors, Spreadsheets, Database packages, Presentation, Image editors (Uses, features and fundamental concepts of each)
  • Basics of programming – Types of instructions (Input, Output, Store, Control transfer) (Languages need not be considered)
• Computer Networks
  • Types of networks – LAN, WAN, MAN (Features and application area)
  • Network Devices – Media, Switch, Hub, Router, Bridge, Gateway (Uses of each)
• Internet
  • Services – WWW, E-mail, Search engines (Examples and purposes)
  • Social Media (Examples and features)
  • Web Designing – Browser, HTML (Basics only)
• Cyber Crimes and Cyber Laws
  • Types of crimes (Awareness level)
  • IT Act and Other laws (Awareness level)

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024|Preparation

Junior Inspector of Co-operation Exam is a wonderful opportunity for PSC aspirants with right qualification. Though, major part of the exam is related to the core subject candidates necessarily need a good stud plan to cover all topics effectively. Students can follow great tips for memorising the facts. The free webinar conducted by CC on January 14th will answer all your doubts on Junior Co-operative Inspector Exam 2024.

Students can use the previous syllabus and question papers to start the preparation. PSC will release the official syllabus on its official site. Setting a well-structured time table is a deciding part in the preparation of PSC Exams. Also, the candidates should make it a habit to study on regular hours, daily. This will improve the recollecting skills of aspirants.

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024|Coaching

Joining a coaching class will improve candidate’s chances in competitive exam arena. Kerala PSC is especially competitive, due to the high number of applicants to every post. Also, PSC is making updates in its exam patterns question patterns, syllabus etc. So, candidates need to be up to date to keep up with the pace. Competitive Cracker provide all its candidates about PSC’s update the earliest. Our subject experts will reach you and clear your doubts during the course period. With a free registration candidates will be able to get free mock tests and sample videos.

CC provides multiple batches for each course to avoid over crowded class rooms. This will let us give the students individual attention and an effective doubt clearing system. Competitive Cracker provides the best online coaching experience and our success is built upon the success of thousands of successful students who joined us.

KPSC Junior Inspector 2024|Previous Question

1. The main object of forming a co-operative society is to:
   1. Comply co-operative principles
   2. Economic welfare of members
   3. Provide loan/Consumer goods to members
   4. Create employment opportunities
2. Chairman of CAPE (Co-operative Academy of Professional Education) in Kerala is:
   1. Minister for Health of Kerala
   2. Minister for Education of Kerala
   3. Chief Minister of Kerala
   4. Minister for Co-operation
3. Form Number used to create Gehan:
   1. Form 8A
   2. Form 8C
   3. Form 8B
   4. Form 8D
4. The Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002 of India has incorporated _____ in its second schedule.
   1. Co-operative values
   2. Co-operative Principles
   3. Co-operative values and principles
   4. None of the above
5. In December 2009, the United Nations declared _____ year as the International Year of Co-operatives.
   1. 2012
   2. 2010
   3. 2011
   4. 2013
6. Collective management is realized by the co-operative organization through:
   1. Scalar chain
   2. Division of work
   3. Election of office bearers
   4. Delegation of authority
7. Which of the following is not a Co-operative federation in India:
   1. NAFED
   2. MOTHER DIARY
   3. IFFCO
   4. KRIBHCO
8. The right of setoff means:
   1. Right to sell
   2. Right to transfer
   3. Right to buy
   4. Right to combine.
9. The banker’s Lien is always:
   1. General Lien
   2. Specific Lien
   3. Mortgage lien
   4. None of these
10. Input and Output devices such as monitors and keyboards are classified as :
    1. arithmetic units
    2. control unit devices
    3. peripheral devices
    4. main store devices

Answer Key
Q. No	Ans.
1	b
2	c
3	a
4	c
5	a
6	c
7	b
8	d
9	a
10	c

Key Takeaways

• Junior Co-operative Inspector exam 2024 is a never to miss chance for candidates with right qualifications.
• Only candidates who have the qualifications mentioned in official notification need to apply.
• Candidates must do a detailed study on the topics mentioned in official syllabus
• In order to refresh your memory and memorise more register for G S Pradeep’s free webinar @Competitive Cracker.