Paper I is Foundations of Psychology and Paper II is Psychology: Issues and Applications.

Paper I consists of Political Theory and Indian Politics; Indian Government and Politics. Paper II consists of Comparative Politics and International Relations; India and the World.

Paper-I consists of four units: (i) Mechanics, (ii) Waves and Optics, (iii) Electricity and Magnetism, (iv) Thermal and Statistical Physics. Paper-II consists of four units: (i) Quantum Mechanics, (ii) Atomic and Molecular Physics, (iii) Nuclear and Particle Physics, (iv) Solid State Physics, Devices and Electronics.

Paper-I consists of History and Problems of Philosophy and paper-II consists of Socio-Political Philosophy and Philosophy of Religion.

Paper-I consists of seven units: (i) Human Anatomy, (ii) Human Physiology, (iii) Biochemistry, (iv) Pathology, (v) Microbiology, (vi) Pharmacology, (vii) Forensic Medicine and Toxicology.

Paper-I consists of four units: (i) Mechanics, (ii) Engineering Materials, (iii) Theory of Machines, (iv) Manufacturing Science. Paper-II consists of five units: (i) Thermodynamics, Gas Dynamics and Turbine, (ii) Heat Transfer, (iii) Engines, (iv) Steam Engineering, (v) Refrigeration and Air-conditioning.

Paper-I consists of six units: (i) Linear Algebra, (ii) Calculus, (iii) Analytic Geometry, (iv) Ordinary Differential Equations, (v) Dynamics & Statics, (vi) Vector Analysis.

The candidate should make a study of the concept and development of management as science and art drawing upon the contributions of leading thinkers of management and apply the concepts to the real life of government and business decision making keeping in view the changes in the strategic and operative environment.

Paper-I consists of Constitutional and Administrative Law, International Law. Paper-II consists of Law of Crimes, Law of Torts, Law of Contracts and Mercantile Law, Contemporary Legal Developments.

Paper - I consists of the History of Ancient Indian and Medieval India. Paper II consists of the History of Modern India, Indian National Movement and the World History.

Paper I consists of six units: (i) General Geology, (ii) Geomorphology and Remote Sensing, (iii) Structural Geology, (iv) Paleontology, (v) Indian Stratigraphy, (vi) Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology.

Paper I consists of Physical Geography and Human Geography. Paper II consists of Geography of India.

Paper I consists of (i) Circuit Theory, (ii) Signals & Systems, (iii) E.M. Theory, (iv) Analog Electronics, (v) Digital Electronics, (vi) Energy Conversion, (vii) Power Electronics and Electric Drives, (viii) Analog Communication.

Paper I consists of (i) Advanced Micro Economics, (ii) Advanced Macro Economics, (iii) Money - Banking and Finance, (iv) International Economics, (v) Growth and Development. Paper II consists of (i) Indian Economy in Pre-Independence Era, (ii) Indian Economy after Independence.

Paper I is Accounting and Finance and paper II is Organisation Theory and Behaviours, Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations.

Paper I consists of (i) Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials and Structural Analysis, (ii) Design of Structures, (iii) Fluid Mechanics, Open Channel Flow and Hydraulic Machines, (iv) Geotechnical Engineering. Paper II consists of (i) Construction Technology, Equipment, Planning and Management, (ii) Surveying and Transportation Engineering, (iii) Hydrology, Water Resources and Engineering, (iv) Environmental Engineering.

Paper I consists (i) Atomic Structure, (ii) Chemical Bonding, (iii) Solid State, (iv) Gaseous State, (v) Liquid State, (vi) Thermodynamics, (vii) Phase Equilibria and Solutions, (viii) Electrochemistry, (ix) Chemical Kinetics, (x) Photochemistry, (xi) Surface Phenomena and Catalysis, (xii) Bio-inorganic Chemistry, (xiii) Coordination Chemistry, (xiv) Main Group Chemistry, (xv) f Block Elements.

Paper I consists of (i) Microbiology and Plant Pathology, (ii) Cryptogams, (iii) Phanerogams, (iv) Plant Resource Development, (v) Morphogenesis. Paper II consists of (i) Cell Biology, (ii) Genetics, Molecular Biology and Evolution, (iii) Plant Breeding, Biotechnology and Biostatistics, (iv) Physiology and Biochemistry, (v) Ecology and Plant Geography.