F.26(1)/C/2007
Government of India
Ministry of Defence
(Finance Division)
South Block, New Delhi
Dated 08 March, 2007
To
The CGDA
O/o CGDA
R.K. Puram, New Delhi-110066
Subject: Subordinate
Accounts Service Examination of the Defence Accounts Department.
Sir,
I am directed to refer to your UO NO.
AN/SAS/16313/Re-structuring SAS/2005/Vol-III dated 05.03.2007 and
to state that for the reasons stated therein, the competent authority
in supersession of the existing orders on the above subject has decided
to make the following changes to the existing pattern of SAS
Examinations:-
2. The Subordinate Accounts Service Examinations will
consists of two parts as under:-
SAS
Part-I
a)
Paper-I
Organisation &
Fundamental of Audit & Accounts (Without Books)
100 Marks
b)
Paper-II
Organisation &
Fundamental of Audit & Accounts (With Books)
100 Marks
c)
Paper-III
Accountancy
150 Marks
d)
Paper-IV
Service
Regulations(With Books)
100 Marks
SAS Part-II
e)
Paper-V
Works, Stores &
Internal Audits(With Books)
100 Marks
f)
Paper- VI
Works, Stores &
Internal Audits(Without Books)
100 Marks
g)
Paper-VII
Financial
Management, IFA System & Elements of Law
100 Marks
h)
Paper-VIII
Office Communication
150 Marks
i)
Paper-IX
Fundamentals of
EDP(Theory & Practical)
100 Marks
2.1 Candidates will be required to pass a Preliminary
Test before appearing in SAS Part-I Examination. The preliminary test
will be held in two papers viz. Paper I & Paper II of 100 Marks
each. The answer sheet of preliminary test Paper I & II will be
evaluated through Optical Mark Reading (OMR) Method. A candidates who
have qualified the preliminary test but absent himself or withdraws his
candidature from SAS Examination Part-I immediately following will be
required to requalify in the preliminary test to be eligible to appear
in SAS Examination Part-I. SAS Apprentices neet not appear in the
preliminary test.
2.2 Papers VIII(Office Communication) &
Paper IX (EDP Theory & Practical) of SAS Part –II will be
qualifying papers. Marks secured in these papers will not be counted in
the aggregate marks secured by the candidates.
2.3 The existing system of submission of medical
certificates for withdrawing the candidature from Part I & II
examination is removed. Withdrawal will be permitted by the CGDA when
circumstances of the case fully justified. A candidate can however
withdraw his candidature by giving a simple application at least 15
days before the start of examination.
2.4 After the new scheme is introduced all candidates
may have to appear in the new system. One special chance shall however
be given to all those candidates who have got exemption either in paper
I/II or III/IV in the existing Part-I examination for appearing and
clearing the SAS Part-I.
2.5 Further two special chances shall be given to the
following categories of candidates to clear Part-II examination as per
the existing scheme:-
(a) Candidates, who have already passed Part-I
Examination in the existing scheme.
(b) Candidates who got exemption in either of Paper V
or VI or VII/VIII in the existing system but could not pass Part-II
Examination.
(c) Candidates who might be able to pass Part-I
examination as enumerated in para-2.4 above.
2.6 For the benefit of candidates appearing in
Paper-IX (Fundamentals of EDP) adequate computer training is to be
arranged by the PCsDA/CsDA before the start of Part-II Examinations.
3. The modifications/amendments proposed to the
existing rules as also the new rules suggested to give effect to the
revised pattern of SAS Examination are also approved.
4. Necessary Govt. sanction enhancing the existing
rates of honorarium for setting of question papers, evaluation of
answer sheets, translation of question papers etc. has been issued
separately.
5. List of Books at page-156 of the proposal may
please be amplified to include(a) DPP-2006(b) DPM-2006 and (c) Indian
Contract Act, 1872. Any subsidiary instruction for the implementation
of these orders may be issued at your end.
Your
faithfully
Sd/xxx
(S.N. Misra)
Js & Addl. FA
Copy to :-
All PCsDA/CsDA
F.26(1)/C/2007
Government of India
Ministry of Defence(Fin)
DAD (Coord), South Block,
New Delhi
Dated 08.03. 2007
To,
The CGDA
West Block-V
R.K. Puram,
New Delhi
Subject: Grant of
honorarium to examiners for the SAS
examination of the Defence Accounts Department.
Sir,
I am directed to refer to your UO NO.
AN/SAS/16313/Re-structuring/2005/Vol.-III dated 5.3.2007 on the above
subject and in supersession of earlier orders issued in this regard
convey the sanction of the President for payment of honorarium to the
Examiners for setting question papers/moderation of papers/valuation of
answer books etc. of departmental SAS examinations Part – I & II at
the revised rates as shown below:-
SL. No.
Item
Rate of honorarium
1.
Setting of Question
papers of three hours
duration
Rs. 600/-
2.
Specialist portion
Rs. 450/-
3.
Moderation of
Question Papers – three hours
duration
350/-
4.
Specialist portion
Rs. 225/-
5.
Evaluation of Answer
Books
For three hours paper
For
less than three hours
Valuation of floppies through Computer
For Head
Examiners
Rs. 9.00/-
Rs. 5.50/-
Rs. 9.00/- per
floppy
Rs. 1.50/- over the rate for evaluation
6.
Re- valuation of
Answer Books
For three hours
paper
For less than three hours.
Rs.5.00/-
Rs. 4.00/-
7.
Hindi Translation of
Question
Papers
50% of paper setting
2. The existing rates of honorarium payable to
Invigilators and the other officials deployed for SAS examination
duties are also revised as under:-
8.
Invigilators in SAS
examinations JTS/SAO/AO
Rs. 80/- per session
9.
Other officials
deployed in SAS duties
AAO/SO(A)
Sr.
Auditor/Auditor/Clerk
Record Clerk/Gp. D
Rs. 60/- per
session
Rs. 40/- per session
Rs.30/- per session
3. The revised rates will be effective from the
examinations held after the issue of this orders. If any officer is
assigned to set or moderate or evaluate 2 sections of a paper, the
honorarium paid to the officer should not exceed the amount prescribed
for 3 hours paper.
4. This issues with the concurrence of Addl. FA(AM)
as IFA(DAD) vide No. 459/Addl. FA(AM) dated 08.03.2007