Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Important Dates every MPSC aspirant should know in 2016




With dream of serving our nation and state we all prepare lot for MPSC and UPSC exams and take lot of efforts to learn and get clear understanding of topics related. Most of us are so busy in work & studies and don’t want to miss important dates like Exam dates, Application start and end dates, coming exams etc.

Here in this post we provide updates about important dates in 2016 for MPSC aspirants.
Following are some important dates you should keep in mind for MPSC.

Before taking look at important dates following are some tips for you.

  • Keep on studying and learning new things.
  • Don’t wait for dates for starting preparation
  • Keep reading and listening to daily news (Best Source of Current Affairs)
  • Don’t depend on single source for preparation and knowledge.
  • Go Social i.e. use social media like Facebook, twitter, Google + etc. to get in touch with other MPSC aspirants.
  • Keep on practicing whenever you get time like in lunch breaks, traveling etc. visit online practice test site for MPSC practice tests.
  • Target for maximum marks and not for last year’s cut off marks. 
  • Be committed and focused on your studies

 

Assistant Commissioner (Drugs), Food and Drugs Administration, Group-A– 

[Only for Physical Handicap]

Application Start Date: 18-01-2016           
Closing Date: 07-02-2016

Senior Research Officer, Group-A Tribal Development Department.

[Only for Physical Handicap]

Application Start Date: 18-01-2016            
Closing Date: 07-02-2016


Medical Superintendent, Kasturba Hospital, BMC, Class-1.

Application Start Date: 18-01-2016             
Closing Date: 07-02-2016


Sales Tax Preliminary Examination, 2016

Application Start Date: 22-01-2016            
Closing Date: 11-02-2016


Maharashtra Forest Service Preliminary Examination 2016

Application Start Date: 03-02-2016            
Closing Date: 23-02-2016

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

45 Mandatory and Cautionary Road Signs for Indian Roads

There are certain rules that needs to be followed by Car drivers, Cyclists and pedestrians. These rules, regulations and certain laws are to provide safety and free flow of traffic.

Road signs have very prominent role to play in Indian traffic system for safety of people. Road Signs and Traffic symbols are broadly categorized in 3 different categories as given below.

  1. Mandatory Signs
  2. Cautionary Signs
  3. Informatory Signs 
Mandatory Signs:



Mandatory and Compulsory signs are used to inform road users of certain laws and regulations to provide safety and free flow of traffic. The violation of these signs is a legal offence.
 



Sign 1: Speed Limit
Sign 2: No Entry
Sign 3: One Way Sign, Entry allowed
Sign 4: Right Turn Prohibited
Sign 5: Left Turn Prohibited
Sign 6: One Way, Entry Prohibited
Sign 7: Load Limit
Sign 8: Vehicle Prohibited in Both Directions
Sign 9: Horn Prohibited
Sign 10: U-Turn Prohibited
Sign 11: Overtaking Prohibited
Sign 12: No Parking
Sign 13: Width Limit
Sign 14: Height Limit
Sign 15: No Stopping or Standing
Sign 16: Restriction Ends
Sign 17: Stop
Sign 18: Compulsory Turn Right
Sign 19: Compulsory Turn Left
Sign 20: Compulsory Ahead Only
Sign: 21: Compulsory Keep Left
Sign 22: Compulsory Ahead or Turn Left
Sign 23: Compulsory Ahead or Turn Right
Sign 24: Compulsory Sound Horn
Sign 25: Give Way
 

Cautionary Signs:



Sign 26: Right Hair Pin Bend
Sign 27: Left Hair Pin Bend
Sign 28: Right Hand Curve
Sign 29: Left Hand Curve
Sign 30: Left Reverse Bend
Sign 31: Right Reverse Bend
Sign 32: Side Road Left
Sign 33: Side Road Right
Sign 34: T-intersection
Sign 35: Major Road Ahead
Sign 36: Staggered Intersection
Sign 37: Cross Road Ahead
Sign 38: Right Y-Intersection
Sign 39: Left Y-Intersection
Sign 40: Two Way Traffic
Sign 41: Y-Intersection
Sign 42: Roundabout Ahead
Sign 43: Gap In Median
Sign 44: Pedestrian Crossing
Sign: 45: Narrow Bridge Ahead

Informatory Signs: Coming soon...

For more information, question and mock tests on Indian Traffic Rules, signs in English click here and in Marathi click here