Syllabus and MCQs of Statistical Assistant [AJK PSC Kashmir].
Marks Distribution for Statistical Assistant:
Subject test: 70% Marks
General test: 30% Marks
Statistical Assistant Job Responsibilities Description
- Security Patrolling:
- To take action against poachers and animals by carrying out protective patrolling in forest areas.
- Systematic checking of different areas in the forest and security surveillance to rule out any gunshots.
- Weekly monitoring of animals:
- Weekly monitoring and counting of different animals in the forest.
- Administering necessary measures for the health and happiness of the animals.
- Legal and Government Support:
- Collaborating with various agencies on forest law and government relations.
- To report any danger with poachers and animals and to provide assistance to each other.
- Educational activities:
- Assisting local people and various educational institutions in animal protection and wildlife training activities.
- Assisting Assistant Game Wardens with their field experience and education.
- Crisis Management:
- To immediately manage any emergency situations in animals or forests.
- Take immediate action in case of fire, storm or other emergency.
- Information on forest areas:
- Collecting information of forest areas and sharing it with government agencies and various other supporting game wardens.
- Assisting in scientific research and wildlife information.
- Guiding in Forests:
- Guiding and educating local people and visitors in the forests.
- To sensitize them about the rules and regulations of safe tourism keeping in view the growing demand of forest tourism.
- Counting Animal Legumes:
- Enumeration of animal pods in forests and analysis of their status.
- Counting and helping to protect animals with particularly protected characteristics.
- Education of Forest Hunters:
- Educating forest hunters on safe hunting and identifying animals that go beyond the breeding range.
- Providing awareness of safe hunting techniques and laws.
- Caring for baby animals:
- Taking care of baby animals in forests and taking care of their health.
- Collecting event information and promoting baby animals.
- Technology used for animal monitoring:
- Using different technologies for animal monitoring and forest protection.
- Assisting in security surveillance using binoculars, radio, and other critical technology.
- Act of Wildlife Truths:
- Using technology and media to communicate wildlife truths to support organizations and the public.
- Acting on technology to protect wildlife and communicate their importance to the public.
These responsibilities vary according to different forest areas and departmental security monitoring shifts