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BARAMULLA, MAY 24: According to the Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, all those candidates appearing in the SSB examination scheduled on May 27 who were earlier allotted centre in the SSM Engineering College Parihaspora are hereby informed that their centre has been shifted to SRM Welkin Higher Secondary School Sopore.
Similarly, the exam centre at Govt Higher Secondary School Palhallan Baramulla has been shifted to Pioneer Institute of Learning, National Highway Hanjiweera Pattan Baramulla.


BUDGAM, MAY 11: In view of the Service Selection Board examination, class work at Government Degree College Magam and Government Degree College Budgam shall remain suspended on Saturday (May 12) according to the district administration Budgam.
Pertinently, the SSB is conducting a written examination for the post of Assistant Storekeeper-cum-Clerk at various examination centres on Saturday.



        GANDERBAL, APRIL 27: To finalize the arrangements put in place for the smooth conduct of forthcoming Services Selection Board (SSB) examinations scheduled from April 29th in the District, Additional Deputy Commissioner Ganderbal Syed Shahnawaz Bukhari chaired a meeting here today.
 During the meeting, threadbare discussion was held regarding the posting of staff, examination observers, seating and accommodation arrangements and other necessary facilities.
 ADC gave necessary directions to the concerned officers for ensuring security and other related arrangements well in time for the smooth conduct of the examination. The concerned officers were instructed to ensure that students enter the examination centres at least one hour before the start of exams and no one enters the examination halls with mobile phones or other electronic gadgets.
 He directed all the school/centre heads to ensure a conducive environment for the candidates with proper seating arrangements and other facilities. A total of 3160 candidates are appearing for different posts in about 8 centres across the district. The ADC stressed on ensuring the free and fair conduct of written exams of various posts including Naib Tehsildar starting from April 29th.
 The ADC emphasized upon the concerned to ensure smooth conduct of examinations besides directing the officers to deploy sufficient staff at the centres and for the transportation of examination material.
 He warned of stringent action against invigilators found indulging in unfair means including immediate suspension of a government employee and de-recognition of private school for any misconduct.



          BANDIPORA, APRIL 27:  District Development Commissioner (DDC) Bandipora, Khursheed Ahmad Sanai today urged upon the concerned officers and staff engaged for SSB examination being conducted on April 29in the district, to work with utmost care and dedication and show their sense of responsibility.

         The DDC made these remarks while reviewing the arrangements being put in place for smooth conduct of SSB examination in the district.
        The Member SSB, Musheer Ahmad Mirza, Coordinator SSB, Observers, Superintendents, magistrates and other concerned were present in the meeting.
        The DDC reviewed threadbare all key issues pertaining to the hassle free and smooth conduct of the examination. The main issues which were discussed include security and transportation of examination material to examine centres, responsibilities of invigilators, checking of admit cards, ID and frisking, the role of observers and other staff.
The member SSB also spoke on the occasion and enjoined upon the participants to remain objective and impartial so that sanctity of the examination is maintained. He also made them aware of the role of superintendents, observers, liaison officers, invigilators and other concerned staff.
         Later, the coordinator and the expert from SSB gave necessary training to the participants.



 BANDIPORA, APRIL 27: District Magistrate Bandipora, Khursheed Ahmad Sanai, today ordered imposition of prohibitory orders under Section 144 CrPC within the 200-meter radius of all examination centers set up for the J&K Services Selection Board examination on April 29, 2018.
        The prohibitory orders have been issued in order to curb the tendency of external interference and to prevent breach of peace besides maintaining public tranquility around the examination centers.
      No person other than examinees, supervisory staff and security personnel is allowed to enter the 200 meter radius of examination centers.



            PULWAMA, APRIL 27: Deputy Commissioner Pulwama , Ghulam Mohammad Dar   convened a meeting of officers of Revenue  & Education departments to finalize the arrangements for the smooth conduct of the SSB examinations here today. 
          The meeting was informed that around 9000 candidates are appearing in various SSB exams, including the Naib Tehsildar exam at 29 Examination centres located in the district. The Chief Education Officer, Pulwama  appraised the DDC about the arrangements put in place for smooth conduct of SSB Exams. 
 The DDC stressed upon the officers of Education department and Revenue officers deployed for the conduct of SSB Exams as Observers, Supervisors & Magistrate duty. He also emphasized upon the concerned officers for ensuring adequate seating and other arrangements. The head of an institution and a magistrate from district administration have been designated as observers for joint monitoring of the exams at various exam centres of the district. 
Section 144 CrPC will remain imposed in and around all the examination centres 
          All the candidates appearing in the examinations were asked not to bring mobile phones or other electronic gadgets with them which are strictly prohibited even in the centre premises  and no candidate will be allowed enter the examination centre without admit card and identity card. It was also said that no media person will be allowed to visit the examination centres.
          Among others the meeting was attended by , ADDC Pulwama , Chief education officer ,representatives of SSRB, Police officials, other district officers and In charges of the exam centres.



BANDIPORA, APRIL 24:  To ensure smooth conduct of SSB written examination scheduled on 29th of April 2018, District Development Commissioner (DDC), Bandipora Khursheed Ahmad Sania today convened a meeting of all concerned to finalize the arrangements.
The meeting was attended by SDM Sumbal, ACR, Principals of Government colleges and Higher Secondary Schools, ACD, Programme officer ICDS, DFO and other concerned.
The meeting discussed threadbare various key issues pertaining to the facilities put in place for smooth conduct of examination.
It was given out that 4258 candidates are appearing in the examination for which an adequate number of officials including Supervisory Staff and magistrates, monitoring and flying squads have been engaged for the purpose at 16 examination centres established in the district.
The DDC while addressing the meeting called for a close coordination between the officers and officials. He also directed for maintenance of proper arrangements for seating, lighting, and water supply at all the centres. He also directed the designated magistrates and supervisors to adhere to the rules and regulations of the examination for its fair conduct.
Meanwhile, it was informed that the examinees, as well as the invigilators, will not be allowed to use any kind of mobile phone or electronic device in the examination hall.



BUDGAM, APRIL 05: District Development Commissioner Budgam, Mohammad Harun Malik today convened a meeting to review preparations for the smooth conduct of examinations to be conducted by Service Selection Board (SSB).
SSP Budgam, Chief Education Officer, ZEOs and other concerned attended the meeting.
The DDC stressed on ensuring the free and fair conduct of written exams of various posts including Naib Tehsildar starting from April 21.
He directed all the school heads to ensure a conducive environment for the candidates with proper seating arrangements and other facilities.
He said that the entire examination process would be video-graphed by the concerned agency to ensure transparency. 
The DDC urged SSP Budgam to ensure proper arrangements of security around the examination centres.
He warned of stringent action against invigilators found indulging in unfair means including immediate suspension of a government employee and de-recognition of private school for any misconduct.   
The DDC directed a team of magistrates and police protection for centre to ensuring delivery of exam material at least two hours before the conduct of exam and its delivery back to the JKSSB office in Srinagar after the exams conclude.



BARAMULLA, APRIL 5: Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Dr Nasir Ahmad Naqash today chaired a meeting to review the arrangements put in place for the smooth conduct of forthcoming Services Selection Board examinations scheduled from 21st April for different categories of posts.
Meeting was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner Farooq Ahmad Baba, Chief Education Officer, heads of different educational institutions where the examination centers have been set-ups and various others concerned.
It was informed that a total of 11355 candidates are appearing for different posts in about 31 centers across the district.
Threadbare discussions were held with regarding to the posting of staff, examination observers, seating and accommodation arrangements and other necessary facilities. The DC directed the concerned to ensure the smooth conduct of examination besides directing the officers to deploy sufficient staff at the centers and for the transportation of examination material. Moreover, it was also said that section 144 CrPc shall also remain in effect around exam centers.
Later, ADC who is also the nodal officer inspected some centers to get the first-hand appraisal of the facilities in these centers. He was accompanied by various officers of the district administration.