This post lists all the vacancy notices for Assistant Computer Operator / Data Entry Operator and links to download application form, syllabus and the notice.
Exam Center Kathmandu
Open Competition: 5 seats
Women, Adibashi/Janajati, Madheshi, Apanga reservation: 1 seat each
Internal Competition: 3 seats.
Exam Center: Dhankuka
Madheshi Reservation: 1 seat
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As you know we are actively helping candidates of Computer Operator Examination to find the study materials, reference material and test themselves through our especially designed Practice Quizes and Mock up Exams.
Last week, we talked about Presentation Systems (MS PowerPoint) and Website Designing (HTML) as was prescribed on the syllabus of Computer Operator of PSC (Public Service Commission).
From today onward, we will digg on about Operating systems. MS DOS and MS Windows are the prescribed operating systems. I hope you've downloaded the pdf files that I referred. I have started to publish Practice Quiz. You can find them on http://quiz.icttrends.com.
Welcome to the Compuer Operator Examination Preparation! We are discussing about the different topics from syllabus prescribed by Lok Sewa Aayog. From today for another five days we are talking about Microsoft Access.
The ten percet marks is allocated for Microsoft Access in question paper, i.e. there will be 5 marks question out of 50 marks.
On this first day, I point you you to download three PDF files to read and attempt two practice quiz. Don't attempt the quiz before reading those files. You can attempt each quiz only once. So, read the book and try to score highest on the quiz.
These days I was busy entering questions in MCQ Quiz and publishing them in ICT Trends. Though the process is not yet complete and will never complete as well since it is gradual process of adding more and more question sets and old question papers from different exams. Anyway, following are the Online Tests completed so far.
Currently, follow ing online tests are avail able for Microsoft Word. We will be adding more in future.
Sept. 9, 2009
Microsoft announced its thinnest keyboard ever — the Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 — made exclusively for Bluetooth notebook and desktop computers.
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