CCS Conduct Rules Ebook

Why this ebook?

Conduct Rules questions look easy but are full of traps. Is it previous sanction, previous knowledge or just a report? Is the gift limit Rs. 25,000 or Rs. 5,000? Is the prescribed authority the Head of Office or the Head of Department? This ebook drills exactly these points until you get them right every time.

What you get

• 1,050 multiple choice questions in 42 practice sets of 25
• Every rule covered, from Rule 1 to Rule 25, including 3A, 3B, 3C, 13A, 15A, 18A and 22A
• Answer, explanation and rule reference for every question
• Up to date: the 2019 revision of gift limits under Rule 13 and the 2019 DoPT order on share and mutual fund transactions
• Quick-revision tables: every limit, authority and "sanction or report" rule on a few pages
• Exam-style variety: direct questions, case studies, statement-based and "which rule applies" questions
• Score tracker to record your progress, set by set
• 269-page PDF: read it on your phone or computer, or print it

Try two questions from the ebook

1. Mrs Iyer, a Section Officer with basic pay of Rs. 50,000, buys a car for Rs. 8 lakh from a dealer who has no official dealings with her. What must she do?
(a) Report the transaction to the prescribed authority within one month
(b) Obtain previous sanction
(c) Nothing, since cars are daily-use items
(d) Give previous knowledge
Ans. (a) Report the transaction within one month — Explanation: A car is movable property and its value exceeds two months' basic pay (Rs. 1 lakh), so she must report within one month. No sanction is needed because the dealer has no official dealings. [Ref: Rule 18(3)]

2. Which formality applies when a Group 'A' officer's dependent son wants to join a firm having official dealings with the officer?
(a) Previous knowledge of the Head of Office
(b) Report within one month
(c) Previous sanction of the Government
(d) No formality
Ans. (c) Previous sanction of the Government — Explanation: Rule 4(2)(i) requires previous sanction of the Government, with provisional acceptance allowed only in urgent cases subject to that permission. [Ref: Rule 4(2)(i)]

Who is it for?

Central Government employees preparing for LDCE, departmental promotion and confirmation exams: Assistants, Section Officers, Auditors, Accountants, Postal staff and anyone whose syllabus includes the CCS (Conduct) Rules. It is also a handy desk reference for DDOs and administrative officers.

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