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October 2026

Details: Written by: JK Monitor News Network; Published: 20 November 2024

KISHTWAR: To ensure the smooth conduct of the upcoming JKSSB exam for the recruitment of constables in three different categories, the District Administration Kishtwar, under the leadership of Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Pawan Kotwal, on Wednesday organized a training program for the supervisory staff. The program was held in collaboration with district coordinators of JKSSB in the Conference Hall, DC Office Complex.

District Coordinator JKSSB, Pritam Lal Thapa (Member, JKSSB), gave comprehensive instructions to participating invigilators (teachers), along with Centre Superintendents (CS), Exam Coordinators (EC), and observers.

He detailed their roles and responsibilities to ensure the smooth and transparent conduct of the OMR-based objective-type written exam, scheduled on December 1, December 8, and December 22, at 19, 12 and 10 identified centers in the district, respectively.

Speaking at the event, ADC Kishtwar emphasized the importance of synchronization and strict adherence to prescribed procedures to ensure the transparent and efficient administration of the examination at all centers.

A total of 5,873 aspirants will appear at 19 examination centers on December 1, 4,558 at 12 centers on December 8, and 3,768 at 10 centers on December 22. It was also informed that, in addition to Superintendents, Deputy Superintendents, and Supervisors, invigilators will be deployed at a ratio of one invigilator for every 24 students.

Moreover, Magistrates will be appointed at all examination centers to oversee the smooth conduct of the exams: 19 centers on December 1, 12 centers on December 8, and 10 centers on December 22. The training program was attended by SDM Chatroo Nayeem Ul Mughal, DSWO Kishtwar Zubair Ahmed, BDO Kishtwar, and other concerned officials.

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