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    The document outlines a detailed syllabus for the post of Tracer/Surveyor Grade II in Survey and Land Records. It covers 10 modules that will be tested, including basic engineering drawing, chain survey, compass survey, planetable survey, leveling and contouring, theodolite survey, modern survey instruments, AutoCAD, workshop calculation and science, and building materials and construction. Candidates are advised to study all topics listed as the exam may contain questions on any of the topics prescribed for the educational qualification of the post.

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    The document outlines a detailed syllabus for the post of Tracer/Surveyor Grade II in Survey and Land Records. It covers 10 modules that will be tested, including basic engineering drawing, chain survey, compass survey, planetable survey, leveling and contouring, theodolite survey, modern survey instruments, AutoCAD, workshop calculation and science, and building materials and construction. Candidates are advised to study all topics listed as the exam may contain questions on any of the topics prescribed for the educational qualification of the post.

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    The document outlines a detailed syllabus for the post of Tracer/Surveyor Grade II in Survey and Land Records. It covers 10 modules that will be tested, including basic engineering drawing, chain survey, compass survey, planetable survey, leveling and contouring, theodolite survey, modern survey instruments, AutoCAD, workshop calculation and science, and building materials and construction. Candidates are advised to study all topics listed as the exam may contain questions on any of the topics prescribed for the educational qualification of the post.

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    DETAILED SYLLABUS FOR THE POST OF TRACER / SURVEYOR GR.

    II

    IN SURVEY AND LAND RECORDS

    (Cat.No.: 411/2022, 692/2022)

    (Total Marks - 100)

    MODULE: 1

    BASIC ENGINEERING DRAWING (10 marks)

    Drawing Instruments, Drawing sheet, Types of lines, Lettering, Dimensioning, Scales,


    Geometrical constructions, Conic sections, Projection.

    MODULE: 2

    CHAIN SURVEY (12 marks)

    Introduction of Survey, Main divisions, classifications, Principles, Instruments used in


    Chain survey, Terms used in Chain survey, Ranging, Offsetting, Field book ,Errors in
    Chain survey, Area calculation.

    MODULE: 3

    COMPASS SURVEY (12 marks)

    Basic terms, Instruments used, Setting up of Compass, Conversion of bearings from


    one system to other, Included angles, Local attraction, Dip, Magnetic declination,
    Closing error.
    MODULE: 4

    PLANETABLE SURVEY (5 marks)

    Instruments used, Setting up of Plane table, Methods of Plane tabling, Errors.

    MODULE: 5

    LEVELLING AND CONTOURING (15 marks)

    Terms used, Types of Levelling, Temporary and Permanent adjustments, Curvature and
    Refraction, Sensitivity of bubble tube, Common errors, Contouring, Characteristics of
    Contours, Interpolation, Computation of Volume, Gradient, Abney level.

    MODULE: 6

    THEODOLITE SURVEY (10 marks)

    Types of Theodolite, Parts of Theodolite, Terms used, Temporary and Permanent


    adjustments, Angle measurement processes, Traversing, Consecutive and Independent
    co-ordinates, Gales Traverse Table, Terms used in Tacheometry, Tacheometric
    constants, Horizontal and Vertical distance, Curves, Types of Curves, Elements of
    Curves.

    MODULE: 7

    MODERN SURVEY INSTRUMENTS (8marks)

    Digital Theodolite, GPS, GIS, Total Station, Cartographic Projection, Hydrographic


    Survey.
    MODULE: 8

    AutoCAD (8 marks)

    Introduction, Basic commands, Tool bars, Function keys and shortcut keys, 2D drafting,
    knowledge of layout and printing.

    MODULE: 9

    WORKSHOP CALCULATION AND SCIENCE (12 marks)

    Units, Fractions, Square Root, Ratio and Proportions, Percentage, Mensuration,


    Trigonometry, Material science, Mass, Weight and Density, Speed and Velocity, Work,
    Power and Energy, Heat and Temperature, Basic Electricity, Simple Machines.

    MODULE: 10

    BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION (8 marks)

    Building Stones, Bricks, Lime, Timber, Tiles, Sand, Mortar, Concrete, R C C,


    Foundation, Irrigation –Terms used in irrigation, Factors affecting duty of water,
    measures to improve duty of water, Roads – Important terms, Classification, Road
    gradient, Estimation – Terms used, Types of Estimate.

    NOTE: It may be noted that apart from the topics detailed above, questions from
    other topics prescribed for the educational qualification of the post may also appear
    in the question paper. There is no undertaking that all the topics above may be
    covered in the question paper.

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