BSSC CGL case studies
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The Bihar Staff Selection Commission (BSSC) is a state body created under Bihar State Act No. 7/2002 to recruit candidates for non-gazetted Class III and Class IV posts carrying pay scales below ₹6,500–10,500. The BSSC CGL case studies are 5 cases and about 3,705 words.
1Sanitation Tranche Allocation in a Gram Panchayat
The Bishanpur Gram Panchayat has 420 households and has just received ₹18,00,000 as its sanitation tranche for the year. A household survey shows 70 households with a working toilet, 110 with a toilet that is broken, unroofed or has no water connection, and 240 with no toilet at all.
764 words, about 4 min2Sizing a Solar Pump and Fixing Brown Water at a School
A government middle school has 300 students and 12 staff and needs about 4,000 litres a day for drinking, handwashing and the mid-day meal. Water is lifted from a dug well by a submersible pump against a total head of 25 m, including friction losses, at a pump efficiency of 45%.
768 words, about 4 min3Milk Pricing, a Loan Choice and a Bulk Cooler
A milk producers' co-operative pools about 1,200 litres a day from 60 members and sells to a private dairy. The buyer's rate formula is fixed and published: price per litre = (fat % × ₹6.00) + (SNF % × ₹1.50).
682 words, about 3 min4Scheduling Six Panchayat Verifications in a Block
A block development office has to verify six village panchayats - Amarpur (A), Bishanpur (B), Chandpur (C), Dhanhar (D), Ekma (E) and Phulwari (F) - across six working days, Monday to Saturday, exactly one village per day. The office has fixed these rules: (i) A must be verified before C; (ii) B and E must be verified on consecutive days, with B first; (iii) D cannot be on Monday or Saturday; (iv) C cannot be on Wednesday; (v) F cannot be on Thursday, because only half a day is available and F is the farthest.
767 words, about 4 min5Reconciling a Fair Price Shop's Records
The Bishanpur fair price shop serves 210 ration cards, with an average of four members per card. The monthly allotment under the National Food Security Act is 4,200 kg of rice at ₹3 per kg.
724 words, about 4 min