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SRINAGAR: In order to ensure seamless and smooth conduct examination for the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board (SSB) examination for Constable posts, an interaction session was held at the College of Education here today. Deputy Commissioner (DC) Srinagar, Dr Bilal Mohi-Ud-Din Bhat was the Chief Guest on the occasion, who presided over the meeting cum interaction session.
Besides, Additional Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Dr Khalid Hussain Malik and Member SSRB, Tilak Raj, the meeting was attended by Heads of Institutions, Superintendents, Observers and Magistrates for Examination Centres and other concerned. Speaking on the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner underlined the pivotal role of the Supervisors, Observers, Magistrates and other staff in fair, transparent and seamless conduct of the examination process.
The DC emphasized the need for advance preparations to ensure a smooth and seamless conduct of the examination across all designated centres of the District. He stressed that all necessary arrangements, including infrastructure, security logistics, videography and staff deployment, should be made well before the commencement of the examination.
The DC also instructed for taking early measures to ensure provision of optimal facilities such as proper seating, heating, lighting, sanitation, transportation, security and other issues. He called for hassle free execution of the entire process so that the SSB exam for Constable posts is conducted in a fair, transparent and efficient manner. During the interaction, it was informed that over 20000 candidates are appearing in the Constable post examination at 55 designated centres in the District.
