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UKSSSC Forest Guard Syllabus 2026, Exam Pattern

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Detail Information about UKSSSC has published notification 2026 for the recruitment of Forest Guard vacancies. Those Candidates who are Interested to the following vacancy and completed all Eligibility Criteria can read the Notification & Apply Online. In this page we provide the Complete Syllabus of this Recruitment with Latest Update Exam Pattern and the Exam Date also.

UKSSSC Forest Guard Syllabus 2026 - Overview

Recruitment Body	Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission
Post Name	Forest Guard
Number of Vacancies	Notified Soon
Level of Examination	National
Category	Syllabus and Exam Pattern
Application mode	Online
Official Website	https://sssc.uk.gov.in/

UKSSSC Forest Guard Syllabus 2026

Hindi :

(i) Development of Hindi, official language, and regional dialects of Uttarakhand (Kumaoni, Garhwali, Jaunsari).
(ii) Script & Alphabet: Development of the Devanagari script, its pros/cons, and other Indian languages written in it.
(iii) Vowels and Consonants: Detailed study of Hindi phonetics.
(iv) Spelling (Vartani): Analysis of correct/incorrect spelling, punctuation marks, and Hindi numerals.
(v) Word Structure: Letters, syllables, prefixes, suffixes, nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, gender, number, person, and factors.
(vi) Vocabulary: Tatsam, Tadbhav, Deshaj, Aagat (foreign words), synonyms, antonyms, and one-word substitutions.
(vii) Sandhi: Swar Sandhi, Dirgha, Guna, Vriddhi, and Yan Sandhi.
(viii)Sentences: Meaning, definitions, types, and correction of sentences.
(ix) Idioms & Proverbs: Meaning and usage in sentences.

Literature & Writing Letter Writing :

(i) Official and semi-official letters, notifications, and drafting.
(ii) Mass Communication & Computing: Media types (newspapers, magazines, radio, TV), social media, and Hindi computing (fonts, typing, page layout).
(iii) Hindi Literature (General Introduction): Based on the Uttarakhand State and NCERT Class 10 & 12 curriculum.
(iv) Poets (Padya): Kabir, Surdas, Tulsidas, Meera, Raskhan, Jaishankar Prasad, Nirala, Sumitranandan Pant, Makhanlal Chaturvedi, Muktibodh, Manglesh Dabral, and Rajesh Joshi.

2. General Knowledge & General Studies :-

General Intelligence Test :

1. Puzzle Test
2. Problem Solving
3. Social Intelligence (Ethical Basis/Thought)
4. Word Formation
5. Clerical Aptitude
6. Mirror and Water Images
7. SeriesAnalogy
8. Classification
9. Paper Folding
10. Paper Cutting
11. Figure Formation
12. Counting of Figures
13. Embedded Figures
14. Completion of Figures
15. Figure Matrix
16. Grouping of Identical Figures
17. Verbal Mental Ability Test
18. Alphabet Test
19. Coding-Decoding Test
20. Odd One Out (Classification)
21. Analogy
22. Series Test
23. Ranking/Ordering Test
24. Direction Sense Test
25. Number and Time Sequence Test
26. Deductive Reasoning
27. Blood Relation Test
28. Mathematical Sign Substitutions
29. Assumption Test
30. Statement and Argument
31. Classification
32. Venn Diagrams
33. Mathematical Operations
34. Matrix
35. Seating Arrangement
36. Data Sufficiency
37. Input-Output Password (Computer related)
38. Number and Duration Determination
39. Calendar
40. Statement, Conclusion, and Decision Making
41. Syllogism

History :

1. Ancient Indian History

(i) Indus Valley Civilization: Origins, development, social and economic conditions, town planning, and decline.
(ii) Vedic Era: Early and later Vedic periods—social, economic, religious, and political structures.
(iii) Rise of Religions: Buddhism and Jainism—origins, teachings, and their impact on society.
(iv) Mauryan Empire: Administration, economy, and the role of Ashoka the Great.
(v) Gupta Empire: Administration, culture, and social progress, often referred to as the “Golden Age”.
(vi) Post-Gupta Period: Regional kingdoms like the Vardhana dynasty (Harshavardhana), Pallavas, and Chalukyas

2. Medieval Indian History

(i) Early Medieval Period (750–1200 AD): Rise of the Rajputs, Palas, and Pratiharas.
(ii) Delhi Sultanate (1206–1526): Slave, Khalji, Tughlaq, Sayyid, and Lodi dynasties—administration and socio-economic changes.
(iii) Mughal Empire (1526–1707): Administration, land revenue systems, art, and architecture under major emperors.
(iv) Bhakti and Sufi Movements: Key saints, teachings, and their social significance.
(v) Regional Kingdoms: Vijayanagara and Bahmani empires, and the rise of the Marathas.

3. Modern Indian History (18th Century – 1947) :

(i) Advent of Europeans: The arrival of Portuguese, Dutch, French, and British traders.
(ii) British Conquest: Expansion of the East India Company and the 1857 Revolt—causes and consequences.
(iii) Indian National Movement: Formation of the Indian National Congress (1885).
(iv) Gandhian Era: Non-Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, and Quit India movements.
(v) Revolutionary activities and the role of Subhash Chandra Bose.
(vi) Constitutional Development: Significant acts like the Government of India Act 1935.

4. World History

(i) Major Revolutions: American and French Revolutions—causes and impact on world politics.
(ii) Industrial Revolution: Origins and its global social and economic effects.
(iii) World Wars: Causes, major events, and the aftermath of World War I and World War II.

Geography :

1. World Geography :

(i) Basics: Branches of geography, origin of the solar system, latitude/longitude, and time.
(ii) Physical Geography: Earth’s movements, rotation, eclipses, and the origin of continents and oceans.
(iii) Landforms: Relief, mountains, plateaus, plains, lakes, and rocks.
(iv) Hydrosphere: Drainage systems, salinity, ocean currents, and tides.
(v) Atmosphere: Layers, structure, temperature, winds, cyclones, and humidity.
(vi) Economic & Human Geography: Agriculture, animal husbandry, energy and mineral resources, industry, population, migration, and tribes.
(vii) Global Issues: Transportation, global warming, trade (regional economic groups), and international boundaries.

2. Indian Geography :

(i) Physical Features: Geographical introduction, relief, structure, climate, and drainage systems.
(ii) Resources: Natural vegetation, animal husbandry, soils, and water resources.
(iii) Agriculture: Irrigation, multi-purpose river valley projects, and major crops.
(iv) Economy & Society: Minerals, energy resources, population, urbanization, tribes, migration, and transportation.
(v) Trade & Communication: Communication systems and foreign trade.
(vi) Environmental Concerns: Environmental crises (air, water, and soil pollution) and climate change (causes and effects).

Political Science :

1. National Movement :

(i) Rise of National Consciousness: Religious and social reforms (Brahmo Samaj, Arya Samaj, Ramakrishna Mission), the establishment of the Indian National Congress (1885), and the Partition of Bengal (1905).
(ii) Non-Cooperation Movement: Impact of World War I, the Rowlatt Act, Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919), and the Khilafat Movement.
(iii) Civil Disobedience Movement: Simon Commission, Dandi March (Salt Satyagraha), and the Gandhi-Irwin Pact.
(iv) Quit India Movement: Impact of World War II, Subhash Chandra Bose and the INA, and the 1942 Revolution.
(v) Partition of India: Mountbatten Plan and the factors leading to independence and partition.

2. Gandhism :

This section focuses on the political, social, and economic philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi
(i) Political Ideas: Concepts of Satyagraha, Ahimsa (Non-violence), and the ideal state (Ramarajya).
(ii) Economic Ideas: Emphasis on Swadeshi, decentralization, and the promotion of cottage industries.

3. Indian Polity :

An introduction to the structure of the Indian government
(i) Characteristics of the Indian Constitution: Parliamentary democracy, federal structure, and Fundamental Rights.

4. Fundamentals of Governance

(i) Fundamental Rights: Conceptual understanding and significance.
(ii) Fundamental Duties: Responsibilities of citizens.
(iii) Directive Principles of State Policy: Conceptual framework and implementation.

5. Indian Government and Politics

(i) Indian Parliament: Structure and functions of the President, Rajya Sabha, and Lok Sabha.
(ii) Executive and Judiciary: Roles and powers of the executive branch and the Supreme Court/High Courts.
(iii) Citizenship: Conditions for obtaining and losing Indian citizenship.

6. Political Parties and Pressure Groups

(i) National and Regional Parties: Criteria for recognition and their roles.
(ii) Pressure Groups: Their importance and influence on the political system.

7. Local Self-Government

(i) Urban Local Bodies: Municipal Corporations and Municipalities.
(ii) Panchayati Raj: Three-tier structure and decentralized governance.
(iii) Uttarakhand Panchayati Raj Act: Specific provisions for the state.

8. Rights and International Organizations

(i) Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005.
(ii) International Organizations: Structure and role of the United Nations (UN), including the Security Council and International Court of Justice.
(iii) Human Rights: Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the role of the UN in the prevention of violations.

9. Global and Regional Issues

(i) Environmental Issues: Global warming, pollution, and conservation efforts.
(ii) Globalization: Concept, merits, and demerits.
(iii) SAARC: Structure, objectives, and challenges of South Asian regional cooperation.

Economics :

Characteristics of the Indian Economy: Key features and demographic trends.
Indian Agriculture: Characteristics, production, marketing, agricultural reforms, and food security.
Industrial Sector: Industrial development and infrastructure, small-scale industries, and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)—including their growth and challenges.
Planning & Policy: NITI Aayog, monetary and fiscal policies, and the New Economic Policy.
Social Welfare: Poverty alleviation, employment generation programs, and social security schemes.
Finance & Trade: The Indian banking system, taxation structure, India’s foreign trade (trends and direction), Balance of Payments (BoP), Foreign Trade Policy, and the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Current Events of National and International Importance :

Global Geography & Culture: Countries of the world, continents, major space events, world religions, and wonders of the world.
India & The World: Indian states, famous books and authors (Indian and Global), and major scientific discoveries and famous scientists.
Awards & Governance: Major awards, the Indian defense system, health and family welfare.
Science & Tech: Scientific and technological development, computer literacy, and general science knowledge.
Education & Heritage: Education systems, national symbols, famous religious places, major mountain peaks, passes, oceans, and seas.
Human Rights & Orgs: Major human rights and welfare organizations, and major languages of India.
General Awareness: World Heritage Sites, major newspapers, important dates/anniversaries, sports (major games and related terminology), summits, exhibitions, conferences, major reports, and political developments.

Fundamentals of Computers :

Unit 1: Basic Concepts

(i) Introductory Topics: Introduction to computers, classification, and generations.
(ii) Hardware: Block diagram of a computer, input/output devices, memory, and storage devices.
(iii) Processing: Central Processing Unit (CPU).Software: System software, application software, and firmware.
(iv) Programming Foundations: Concepts of algorithms, flowcharts, and generations of programming languages.

Unit 2: Operating System

(i) Basics: Concepts of OS, Open vs. Proprietary systems, and versions of Windows.
(ii) Windows Features: Desktop, Booting, Shut Down/Standby, Start Menu, and Keyboard Shortcuts.
(iii) Management: Application management via Control Panel, installing/uninstalling software.
(iv) System Tools: Disk Cleanup and Disk Fragmentation.
(v) Exploration: Working with Windows Explorer and basics of Linux.

Unit 3: Software Packages

(i) Word Processing (e.g., MS Word): Editing text, find/replace, spell check, formatting (paragraph, page, header/footer), tables, mail merge, and printing.
(ii) Spreadsheet (e.g., MS Excel): Managing worksheets, formatting cells, formulas/functions (mathematical, statistical, logical), charts, and graphs.
(iii) Presentation Software (e.g., MS PowerPoint): Creating slides, templates, Master Slides, animations, slide transitions, and inserting multimedia.

Unit 4: Working with the Internet

(i) Web Basics: ISP, Web Browsers, WWW, URL, Domain Names, and Search Engines.
(ii) Communication: IP addresses, chatting, video conferencing, and email management (folders, attachments, address books).
(iv) Networking Concepts: Uploading/downloading files and Net Etiquette.
(v) Social Impact: The role of ICT in education, healthcare, and governance.

Unit 5: Cyber Security

(i) Threats: Viruses, Worms, Trojans, Spyware, Malware, and Spam.
(ii) Security Tools: Anti-virus software, firewalls, and data backup/recovery.
(iii) Legal & Ethical: Indian IT ACT, types of cyber crimes, hackers, and crackers.
(iv) Techniques: Authorisation, Encryption, Digital Signatures, and Steganography.

3. Information Related to Uttarakhand :

Geography: Physical structure, location, climate, glaciers, rivers, forests, and natural resources.
History: From the British period through independence, including the Gorkha rule, the role of revolutionaries, and the statehood movement.
Water Resources: Major rivers, traditional irrigation methods (like Guls and Naulas), and hydroelectric projects.
Economy: Agriculture, horticulture, livestock, tea industry, and tourism-related economic sectors.
Culture: Festivals, traditional attire, languages/dialects, folk music, and arts.
Social & Administrative Systems: Land reforms, revenue systems, and the state police structure.
Education: General and technical education, health, and current educational challenges.
Tourism: Religious sites (Char Dham), cultural tourism, adventure sports, and transport infrastructure.
Environment: Ecological conditions, pollution control, forest fires, and natural disaster management.
Governance: General administrative setup and major state government welfare schemes.
Statistics: Statistical data and figures published by the state.
Legal: Current legislation and legal frameworks within Uttarakhand.
Miscellaneous: Other relevant general knowledge topics.

UKSSSC Forest Guard Exam Pattern 2026

Duration : 120 Minutes

Negative Marking : 0.25

S.No	Subject	No.of Question	Marks
1.	General Hindi	20	20
2.	General Knowledge & General Studies (General Intelligence Test and Mental Ability, History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, State, National, and International Current Affairs, and Knowledge of Computer Fundamentals	40	40
3.	General Information Related to Uttarakhand	40	40
	Total	100	100

Exam Date : Notified Soon

Starting Date of Application Form : Notified Soon

Last Date of Application Form : Notified Soon

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