FIA Past Papers MCQs

FIA Superintedent Model Paper 2026  — 500 MCQs  (Page 9 of 50)

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Under the 2020 Rules, 'misconduct' expressly includes:
  • Participating in a lawful association of Government servants
  • Seeking legal remedy in the Service Tribunal
  • Applying for leave on medical grounds
  • Having entered into plea bargain and returned assets acquired through corruption voluntarily
'Persistent reputation of being corrupt' is a ground of corruption under:
  • Both 1973 and 2020 Rules
  • Neither set of Rules
  • The Civil Servants (E&D) Rules, 2020 only
  • The Government Servants (E&D) Rules, 1973 only
Under E&D Rules 2020, 'recovery of embezzled money / pecuniary loss' is a:
  • Major penalty
  • Neither, it is an administrative action
  • Minor penalty if below Rs. 1 million
  • Minor penalty
The minor penalty of 'withholding of increment' under the 2020 Rules is subject to a maximum of:
  • Five years without cumulative effect
  • Three years without cumulative effect
  • Two years without cumulative effect
  • Three years with cumulative effect
Which of the following is a MINOR penalty under E&D Rules 2020?
  • Reduction to a lower post and pay scale for max three years
  • Compulsory retirement
  • Reduction to a lower stage in pay scale, max three stages, for a specific period
  • Recovery of pecuniary loss
The period of the minor penalty 'withholding of promotion' is counted from the date when:
  • The accused becomes eligible for promotion
  • The charge sheet is served
  • The penalty order is issued
  • A person junior to the accused is considered for promotion on regular basis for the first time
Which penalty disqualifies a civil servant for future employment of any kind under the Government?
  • Reduction to lower post
  • Compulsory retirement
  • Dismissal from service
  • Removal from service
A civil servant charged for a criminal offence and committed to prison is considered under suspension from:
  • The date of framing of charge by the court
  • The date of his arrest, without formal approval of the authority
  • The date of conviction
  • The date of the authority's suspension order