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1 . Which of the following action is not
misconduct under CCS (Conduct) Rules 1964 Ans :Attendance as witness
in a departmental enquiry
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2 The strike includes the following actions of government
servants
Ans : All the above
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3 Which of the following activities does not attract
violation of CCS (Conduct) Rules 1964
Ans : Collection of funds for service association
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4 Which of the following should not be accepted by any
government servant
Ans : Negotation for any other employment
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5 Whether a government servant can enter into marriage
with prior permission
Ans: with a person having a spouse living and the
personal law applicable permit
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6 The appellate authority under CCS(CCA) rules 1965 can
Ans : All the above three actions
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7 Under CCS(CCA) rules 1965 . the power of
review is vested in
Ans: President
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8 The disciplinary authority can withhold any appeal in case
Ans: The appeal may not be withheld in any case
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9 Central civil services (Conduct) Rules 1964 came into
force with effect from
Ans : 30the November 1964
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10 A Government servant holding Group A post may accept gift from
near personal friends on occasions such as weddings anniversaries or
religious functions
Ans : Up to Rupees Seven Thousand Only
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11 Which of the following penalties is not treated as
major penalties under CCS (CCA) rules 1965
Ans: Recovery from the Pay
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12 Which is not penalty within the CCS(CCA) rules 1965
Ans : Non Promation of a government servant in
officiating capacity
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13 Which of the following event is not fit for treating as
Dies Non;
Ans : Late coming to office
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14 The disciplinary authority can appoint presenting
officer to present the case on its behalf before the enquiry authority
Ans : Any other Government servant and legal
practioner.
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15 Which of the following cases is not fit for imposition
of major penalty under CCS(CCA) rules 1965 against a government servant
Ans : Refusal of promation
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16 Ex –parte enquiry may be conducted in the
following cases
Ans: All the above
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17 Central Civil services (Classification, Control and
appeal) Rules 196 came into force on
Ans : 1st December 1965
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18 An order of suspension made or deemed to have been made
unless it is extended after review shall be valid for a period
Ans : 90 Days
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19 A government servant shall be deemed to have been
placed under suspension by an order of the appointing authority with effect
from the date of his detention , if he is detained in custody , whether on a
criminal charge or otherwise for a period exceeding
Ans: Forty Eight Hours
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20 An order of suspension made or deemed to have been made
under Rule 10 of CS (CCA) Rules , 196 shall be reviewed before the expiry of
ninety days by the review committee shall not extend the suspension for a
period exceeding
Ans : 180 Days
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21 In terms of Rule 14 (8) (b) of the CCS (CCA) rules 1965
the government servant concerned may take assistance of a retired government
servant subject to the condition that the condition that the retired
government servant should not act as defence assistance in more
than
Ans : Seven Cases
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22 An order of dismissal from service under CCS(CCA) rules
1965 can be given effect from the date of
Ans : Issue of the dismissal order
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23 Orders against which an appeal lies under CCS(CCA)
rules 1965
Ans : Both the statements under (A) & (B) above are
not correct
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24 The records of disciplinary proceedings and appellate
Ans : 25 years
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25 The following records /documents should be sent to the
appellate authority , by the disciplinary authority while forwarding the
appeal against a punishment order
Ans : Parawise comments on appeal Source: IP/ASP
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