ASSAM
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (PROCEDURE AND CONDUCT OF BUSINESS) RULES, 2010
PREAMBLE
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso
to the Article 320 of the Constitution of India and in supersession of all
previous Rules, if any, the Assam Public Service Commission adopted the
following Rules in respect of Procedure and Conduct of Business of Assam Public
Service Commission.
CHAPTER I
Rule - 1. Title.
These
Rules shall be called the Assam Public Service Commission (Procedure and
Conduct of Business) Rules, 2010 and shall come into force w.e.f. 02.08.2010.
Rule - 2. Definitions.
(a) Allocation means
allocation of Business of the Commission among the Members (including
Chairperson) as passed by the Commission from time to time.
(b) Board means a Board
constituted by the Commission for the purpose of holding viva-voce test or
interview of the candidates.
(c) Chairperson means a
person appointed as such under Article 316(1) and includes any Member appointed
under Article 316(1) of the Constitution of India to perform the duties of the
Chairperson.
(d) Member means a person
appointed as Member of the Commission under Article 316(1) of the Constitution
of India and includes the Chairperson.
(e) Commission means the
Assam Public Service Commission.
(f) Committee means a
committee constituted by the Commission from among its Members including any
other member co-opted for the purpose.
(g) Government means the
Government of Assam.
(h) Governor means the
Governor of Assam.
(i) Office means the
office of the Commission.
(j) Order of Distribution
of work means order of distribution of work among officers and staff as
approved by the Commission from time to time.
(k) Officer means the
Secretary, Principal Controller of Examinations, Deputy Secretary, Controller
of Examinations, Under Secretary, Asstt. Controller of Examination. Senior
Research Officer/Research Officer, Asstt. Research Officer, P.S./Stenographer
Grade-I. Finance & Accounts Officer and Superintendent of the Commission.
(l) Secretary means the
Secretary of the Commission as appointed from time to time.
(m) Principal Controller
means the Principal Controller of Examinations of the Assam Public Service
Commission who shall be in overall control, supervision, conduct and management
of all examinations of the Commission.
(n) Controller means the
Controller of Examinations of the Commission, who shall act under the overall
guidance and supervision of the Principal Controller of Examinations.
(o) Presiding Member
means Member who presides over the meetings of the Commission in absence of the
Chairperson.
(p) The seniority of a
member shall be determined by the date and time of his/her joining in the Assam
Public Service Commission.
(q) Staff means members
of the staff other than officers.
CHAPTER II PROCEDURE FOR
TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS
Rule - 3.
The
Commission shall ordinarily meet twice in a month on 1st Saturday and 3rd
Saturday under the presidency of the Chairperson, However, in emergent cases to
avoid delay, the Chairperson may obtain opinion of the Members by circulating
the concerned matter which will be placed before the next meeting of the
Commission for approval. If the opinion of Member is not made available within
the time fixed by the Chairperson, then it will be presumed that the Member
agrees with the proposal.
Rule - 4.
The
Secretary shall place before the Commission all matters to be decided with
proper agenda notes. Normally, the agenda and notes shall be circulated to the
Chairperson and the Members at least two days before the meeting.
Rule - 5.
If
the Chairperson is unable to be present at a meeting of the Commission, the
senior-most member present shall act as Chairperson, But a list of items, on
which decision was taken, in absence of the Chairperson, shall be put up before
him/her, when he/she returns and takes over charge.
Rule - 6.
Two
third of the total strength of the Members of the Commission shall form the
quorum. But no quorum shall be required for a meeting which was postponed for
want of quorum.
Rule - 7.
The
Chairperson may adjourn any business at a meeting if he/she is of the opinion
that such business should be transacted at a meeting in which all the members
are present.
Rule - 8.
The
decision of the Commission shall, as far as possible, be unanimous, but-
(i) If at any meeting,
the Chairperson or any individual Member expresses divergent opinion and
unanimity cannot be reached, the opinion of the majority shall be the opinion
of the Commission. In the event of an equal division of votes, the Chairperson
shall have a casting vote.
(ii) If a Member proposes
discussion on any specific matter/question, it shall be circulated before it is
placed on the agenda of the next meeting of the Commission.
Rule - 9.
All
decisions at a meeting of the Commission shall be recorded by the Secretary in
accordance with the direction of the Commission and it shall be open to any
Member who dissent from a decision, to record his dissent and where he deems
fit state the reasons thereof. But he will not convey such dissent to any other
authority or person(s).
Rule - 10.
The
proceedings of any meeting of the Commission shall not be invalidated by reason
of any vacancy in the office of the Chairperson or Member.
(i) The Commission may
refer any matter to an individual or to a Committee consisting of Members and
such other persons, if any, as the Commission may appoint for consideration and
report to it.
Rule - 11.
The
Chairperson or in his/her absence the senior most Member present may deal with
any urgent matter requiring immediate action but the action taken shall be
reported to the Chairperson.
Rule - 12.
An
emergency meeting may be held by giving notice of 12 hours along with the
agenda to be discussed.
Rule - 13.
All
decisions of the Commission shall be recorded in Minutes Book which shall be in
the personal custody of the Secretary. The minutes will be recorded in the Minutes
Book as soon as the Draft Minutes are signed by all the Members present as a
token of approval. Originals of the minutes shall be preserved by the Secretary
along with the Minutes Book in the relevant file.
Rule - 14.
All
the decisions shall be signed by the Members present. If a Member abstains from
voting or does not wish to sign the minutes, the same shall be entered in the
Minutes Book
Rule - 15.
Copies
of the minutes on being signed as token of approval shall be furnished to all
the Members.
Rule - 16.
Copies
of the minutes or relevant extracts shall be furnished to the respective
branches for necessary action/compliance.
Rule - 17.
(i) For convenient
transaction of its business, allocation of work among Members, including
Chairperson, shall, from time to time, be made by the Commission,
(ii) The business of the
Commission specified in the Schedule at Annexure "A" shall be
transacted by the Chairperson, Member or Committee, as the case may be,
specified against such business and the business so transacted shall be deemed
to have been transacted by the Commission.
Provided
that notwithstanding anything contained in the Schedule, a matter disposed off
by other than the full Commission may be called for by the Chairperson, as and
when deemed expedient.
(iii) The business of the
Commission other than specified in the Schedule shall be transacted by the
Chairperson or such other Members or Member as nominated by the Chairperson.
(iv) For convenient and
expeditious transaction of its business, the Commission may constitute a
Committee or Committees from among its members for performance of any specific
work.
Rule - 18.
(i) The senior most
Member shall be the Convenor of the Committee.
(ii) Decision of the
Committee shall, except in matters in respect of which the Commission has
otherwise directed, be subject to approval of the Commission.
CHAPTER
III PROCEDURE FOR DIRECT RECRUITMENT
Rule - 19.
The advertisement
for selection to various posts by Direct Recruitment shall be issued and
applications from eligible candidates invited by the Commission in accordance
with the provision of the Service Rules or ad-hoc principles agreed to by the
Commission where there are no Service Rules.
Rule - 20.
Preliminary
screening/verification of applications to be carried out in terms of the
advertisement and appraisal shall be submitted to the Commission to determine
the valid applications. Roll Numbers shall be allotted only to the valid
applications found eligible in terms of the advertisement.
Rule - 21.
(i)
The Chairperson shall constitute Boards for
interview/viva-voce test of candidates for various posts for which selection is
to be made.
(ii)
Single member or Multiple-member Boards may be
constituted taking into consideration the grade, status and importance of the
post in respect of which the selection is to be made.
(iii)
Ordinarily a Single Board either with a Single Member or
multiple Members shall be constituted for selection to a particular post or
posts. But where the number of candidate is large or posts are of different
grade and discipline, the Chairperson may constitute more than one Board for
the purpose.
(iv)
Where more than one Multiple-member Boards are
constituted, the constitution of the Boards may be changed by rotation as often
as the Commission thinks proper.
Rule - 22.
The methodology
for awarding marks under appropriate heads shall be adopted by the Commission
taking into consideration the status, grade of the post in respect of which
selection is to be made.
Rule - 23.
The programme of
the interview shall be fixed by the Chairperson.
Rule - 24.
(i)
If a Member is unable to attend the interview fixed for
him any other Member may hold the said interview in his place and the fact
shall not invalidate the proceedings of such selection.
(ii)
If a Member of a Multiple-members Board is unable to
attend or has to leave the Board during the course of its sitting and an
alternative arrangement can not be made, the other remaining Members, as the
case may be, may hold or continue to hold the interview and the proceedings of
the Board shall not be vitiated only on the ground that the Member was absent
from the sitting of the Board.
Rule - 25.
The senior most
Member shall preside over the Board,
Rule - 26.
The proceedings of
the Board/Boards shall, as early as possible, be placed before the Chairperson
for approval before the recommendations are issued. Such approval may be
obtained in a meeting of the Commission.
Provided that if
the interview, test and viva-voce test are taken by the Commission as a whole
with due quorum, no further approval of the recommendation shall be necessary.
Rule - 27.
Where a large
number of applications are received as a result of advertisement, the
Commission may shortlist the candidates on the basis of their marks in the
qualifying academic examination required for a post in terms of advertisement.
The Commission may thereafter call for interview adequate numbers of eligible
candidates in order of merit keeping in view the existing reservation policy of
Govt.
Rule - 28.
The following
proportion shall be maintained for short-listing of candidates for interview
keeping in view the existing Reservation Policy as advertised subject to
availability of candidates.
(i) Generally,
following proportion shall be maintained for short-listing eligible candidates
for interview:
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No. of posts
advertised
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Proportion of
candidates for interview
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1 to 5
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6 times
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6 to 10
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5 times
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11 and more
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4 times
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(ii)
In case of single post like Director. Principal of an
Institution, Head of Deptt. etc., no short-listing/weeding out shall be necessary.
(iii)
The Commission may also hold written examination for
short-listing of candidates for interview.
Rule - 29.
The Commission may
determine the qualifying standard by giving weightage on academic merit,
subject knowledge, additional relevant qualification, service experience
relevant to the post etc. for preparing the final order of select list.
Rule - 30.
In the viva-voce
test marks shall be allocated as below:
(i)
50% on academic/professional qualification/service
experience relevant to the post preferential qualification.
(ii)
50% for subject knowledge and general bearing. Out of
this. 20% shall be for subject knowledge and the remaining 30% for general
bearing.
There shall be
five gradings for Adviser/Expert's marks viz., 'Excellent', 'Very Good', 'Good',
'Fair', and 'Average', the value of which shall be determined by the
Commission.
Rule - 31.
Commission's
recommendation/select list of candidates for recruitment to the post(s) of
Govt. Deptt. shall be finalized and sent to the Govt. and the same shall be
notified in Commission's Notice Board as well as in the Commission's website.
CHAPTER IV COMBINED COMPETITIVE
EXAMINATION
Rule - 32.
The
Commission shall conduct examination for the various posts to be filled up by
Competitive/Combined Competitive Examination.
Rule - 33.
The
Commission shall prepare and approve a panel of paper
setters/moderators/examiners/tabulators/scrutinizers from in-service/retired
teachers having experience in examination works for each subject in which the
Commission holds examination, drawn from the leading Colleges/Universities of
Assam etc. and shall be subject specialists.
Rule - 34.
The
panel of examiners for each subject in which the Commission holds examination,
when prepared shall be a secret document and it shall be kept in safe custody
by the Principal Controller of Examination under seal and cover and shall be
submitted to the Chairperson/the Commission on requisition. Register shall be
maintained to keep record of the movement of the document,
Rule - 35.
Paper
setters, examiners, moderators, scrutinizers and tabulators shall be appointed
by the Commission from the approved panels made in accordance with the above
Rules. They shall act as per guidelines set by the Commission. The Chairperson
will select these persons from the approved panel only.
Rule - 36.
Two
or more paper setters where necessary will be required to set a question paper
in their own handwriting as per syllabus, which will be received in sealed
cover and shall be kept in the safe custody of the Principal Controller of
Examinations, For objective type of question paper, the paper setter will be
required to supply the answer keys also.
Rule - 37.
The
Commission shall appoint moderators to moderate the question papers.
Rule - 38.
All
the sealed question papers shall be handed over to two Moderators after getting
a receipt from them.
Rule - 39.
For
each subject, two Moderators will moderate all the question papers separately
and put them in different sealed covers. They will not put any identification
mark over the covers and hand them over to the Principal Controller of
Examinations or his nominee not below the rank of Controller of Examinations
after getting a proper receipt.
Rule - 40.
The
Chairperson will select one of the moderated question papers without opening
the sealed covers and send it to the printing press, who will print them, do
the proof reading and put up the question papers in sealed covers according to
the list of examination centres, provided by Principal Controller of Examinations.
Rule - 41.
Printing
press shall be answerable for maintaining secrecy and Principal Controller of
Examinations will issue instruction to ensure secrecy.
Rule - 42.
The
Commission may hold Combined Competitive Examination for selection to various
posts under the purview of the Commission in the manner determined by the
Commission from time to time and shall advertise the vacancies for which
selection are to be made in the manner and through such press/media as decided
by the Commission and invite applications from eligible candidates.
Applications received in response to advertisement shall be scrutinized by the
office in the manner decided by the Commission from time to time in terms of
the advertisement.
Rule - 43.
The
Commission will adopt process of automation using Image based technologies in
major examination related activities as per needs of the Commission.
Rule - 44.
In
accordance with the advertisement/notification issued by the Commission, the
office shall make necessary arrangements for supply of blank application forms,
information pamphlets etc. to the prospective candidates who apply for the same
within prescribed time limit.
Rule - 45.
The
applications received in response to the advertisement/notification for
recruitment shall be scrutinized in accordance with the eligibility criteria
and other conditions prescribed in the advertisement. Applications must be
accompanied by self-attested copies of the following documents:
(a) Original Treasury
receipt depositing prescribed application/examination fees
(b) Certificate of Age
issued by the respective Boards/Universities in the HSLC/HSSLC or equivalent
examination.
(c) Certificates and Mark
Sheets of all educational qualifications from HSLC onwards
(d) Caste Certificate for
candidates belonging to SC/STP/STH/OBC/MOBC issued by appropriate authority.
(e) Certificate and
Identity Card issued by the competent authority in respect of Physically
Handicapped candidates.
(f) Two copies of recent
passport size Photographs duly signed by the candidates,
Rule - 46.
(i) Applications will
summarily be-rejected on the following grounds:
(a) Under Age
(b) Over Age
(c) Under Qualified
(d) Application without
signature of the candidate
(e) Not applied in the
prescribed application form of the Commission
(f) Treasury receipt not
submitted along with the application and not stated in appropriate column
(g) Fees deposited
through wrong Head of Account/IPO/Bank Draft etc.
(h) Optional subject not
mentioned in the application form properly or optional subject not mentioned at
all.
(i) News paper cutting of
application form
(j) Candidates debarred
by the UPSC or State PSCs
(k) Photograph not pasted
with the application form
(l) Treasury Receipt
deposited after last date of submission of application form
(m) Application received
after (he last date fixed for receipt of application. However, candidates
applying through proper channel shall be allowed 15 (fifteen) days more time
for receipt of application.
Provided
further that, if the last date so fixed is non working day, the application
received on the next working day shall be deemed to be within time.
Provided
further that, if any doubt arises as to whether an application was received in
time or not, the decision of the Commission in the matter will be final.
(n) The rejected
candidates will be informed stating the grounds for rejection of their
candidature.
Rule - 47.
Alt
eligible candidates shall, subject to provision of the rules relevant to the
service or post, be admitted to the examination and the Commission shall issue
admission certificate to the eligible candidates.
Rule - 48.
(a) The Commission shall
fix time, date and place of written examination.
(b) The Commission shall
prepare calendar for particular examination indicating the various schedules
and stages.
(c) Panel lists of paper
setters, examiners, tabulators, moderators and scrutinizers are to be prepared
and approved by the Commission before commencement of any examination. The
Chairperson will select these persons out of this list/panel only. For preparation
of the panel list, head of the concerned Department/Controller of examinations
of all Universities of the State and Principal of leading colleges will be
requested well ahead of the examination to submit names of approved in-service
teachers, having experiences of examining degree scripts and reliability to the
Commission for each subject. The Commission, however, may "also utilize
the expertise of retired College/University teachers who had a proven track
record in these areas.
(d) Guidelines to the paper
setters, moderators and scrutinizers will be provided by the Commission.
Rule - 49.
Question
papers may be set in full or part by the subject expert, as per the need of the
Commission.
(a) The Secretary shall
subject to approval of the Chairperson prepare a list of the persons suitable
to be appointed as invigilators and supervisors and shall appoint them as such,
provided that invigilators of the out stationcentres may be appointed by the
supervisors concerned in consultation with the representatives of the
Commission deputed for the purpose.
(b) The Commission may
request the concerned Deputy Commissioner to appoint one Govt. Observer not
below the rank of ADC of the concerned district. But his keeping watch should
not disturb/obstruct the conduct of examination or disturb the supervisor in
any way. A report from the Govt. Observer may also be obtained on the conduct
of the examination.
Rule - 50.
A
candidate who is or has been declared by the Commission to be guilty of any of
the following:
(i) Obtaining support for
his candidature by unfair means,
(ii) Impersonation.
(iii) Procuring
impersonation.
(iv) Submitted fabricated
documents or documents which have been tampered with,
(v) Making false, or
incorrect statements or suppressing material information,
(vi) Resorting to any other
irregular or improper means in connection with his candidature for the
examination.
(vii) Using unfair means
during the examination,
(viii) Writing irrelevant
matter, including obscene language or pornographic matter in the script,
(ix) Misbehaving in the
examination hall.
(x) Harassing or doing
bodily harm to the supervisory officer/invigilators/staff employed by the
Commission for the conduct of their examination, or to any other examinee.
(xi) Violating any of the
instructions issued to the candidates in their admission certificate/call
letter,
(xii) Attempting to commit
all or any of the acts, specified in the foregoing clauses. may render him
liable
(a) for criminal
prosecution, or
(b) to be disqualified by
the Commission from the examination for which he/she is a candidate, or
(c) to be debarred
permanently or for a specific period by the Commission from any examination or
selection held by them.
provided
that no penalty under this rule shall be imposed except after:
(i) giving the candidate
an opportunity of making such representation in writing as he wishes to make in
that behalf, and
(ii) taking the
representation if any, submitted by the candidate within the period allowed to
him into consideration.
Provided
further that if any candidate is found to have been debarred by any other
Commission, the candidate shall stand so debarred for the purpose of this
Commission.
Rule - 51.
Preliminary
examination is meant to serve as a screening test only and comprises of
multi-optional objective type questions. The number of candidates to be
admitted to the Main examination will be 11 to 12 times the number of vacancies
to be filled having regard to the various Reservation categories.
Rule - 52.
Sealed
packets containing answer scripts after being received from the centres by the
Principal Controller of Examinations shall be opened after appraisal to the
Commission.
Rule - 53.
One
Code Roll number shall be allotted to each candidate for all the subjects by
the Principal Controller of Examinations before the answer books are despatched
to the examiner for assessment. However. Commission may see/check the
methodology or procedure of coding and de-codings.
Rule - 54.
Each
descriptive type answer script shall be examined by the examiner. Answer script
be allotted to the examiners in code numbers only by removing the roll numbers
from all scripts and packets of scripts to be sent to the examiners should
contain a top sheet of code numbers and a copy of instructions to the
examiners.
Rule - 55.
The
number of answer book to be sent to each examiner shall be fixed by the Commission.
Rule - 56.
Packets
containing answer scripts shall be made uniformly as regards the number of
scripts and shall be sent to the respective examiner by the Principal
Controller of Examinations and the examined scripts are to be collected on the specified
date, instructions shall be given to the examiners that no marks should be over
written and the marks should be given clearly and legibly. If necessary, it may
be cut by a line across it and the new mark allocated may be written over it by
putting signature.
Rule - 57.
Ordinarily
three weeks time shall be allowed for return of assessed answer books to the
Principal Controller of Examinations by the examiners, but the Commission may
in special circumstances and on a request made by the examiner extend the time
to a reasonable period.
Rule - 58.
The
Controller of Examinations or the officer in charge shall report to the
Chairperson the position regarding the return of answer books immediately after
the time limit.
Rule - 59.
The
scrutinizers will be appointed at the rate of one scrutinizer for every five
examiners, and shall scrutinize ail the answer scripts according to the
guidelines provided by the Commission. The scrutinizer will ensure the
correctness of the total marks recorded by the examiners. If he finds any
discrepancy/deviation, he shall bring to the notice of the Principal Controller
of Examinations, who in turn, shall bring to the notice of the Commission for
further course of action as deemed fit and proper. The format of mark sheet shall
be designed by the Commission giving details of the question numbers and marks
secured. The format of scrutiny slip shall also be designed and provided by the
Commission. The answer scripts shall be kept in the safe custody of the
Principal Controller of Examinations.
Rule - 60.
After
all scripts are scrutinized, then the tabulation work shall be done by the
Controller of Examinations and tabulators appointed by the Chairperson from the
panel list approved by the Commission under the supervision of the Principal
Controller of Examinations.
Rule - 61.
The
tabulation shall be done in duplicate and when tabulation is over, results can
be checked by comparison. Merit list in coded form is also to be prepared by
the tabulator. Principal Controller of Examinations will supervise during the
tabulation work. Mark sheets in coded form in duplicate shall be placed before
the Commission for authentication and documentation by their signatures.
Rule - 62.
The
Commission may cause random checking of the tabulation to ensure correctness
and accuracy of tabulation.
Rule - 63.
As
soon as the tabulation is completed and thoroughly checked by the office and
the Commission as provided for in the above Rules, the Principal Controller of
Examinations shall submit the results before the Commission in the form and
manner to be prescribed by the Commission to decide how many candidates are
considered fit for being admitted to personality test/interview. The number of
candidates to be admitted to the personality test/interview will be twice i.e.
1:2, the number of vacancies to be filled in the various services and posts
maintaining Reservation policies and as per relevant Rules of recruitment.
Rule - 64.
The
Principal Controller of Examinations will ensure correct tabulation of marks
and correct restoration of original Roll numbers of candidates. The de-coding
work shall be done by the coder himself.
Rule - 65.
The
Chairperson shall decide the number of candidates to be called for interview
before a Board or Boards on any day.
Rule - 66.
On
each day after the interview is over and marks are awarded to each candidate,
the mark sheet prepared shall be placed in sealed covers and handed over to the
Chairperson by the Chairman of the respective Board and finally will be kept by
the Principal Controller of Examinations in safe custody.
Rule - 67.
After
completion of the interview/Personality Test, the marks obtained in
Interview/Personality Test shall be added to the marks obtained by the
candidates in the written examination. Thereafter on the basis of total so
obtained the merit list shall be prepared and placed before the Commission by
the Principal Controller of Examinations for final preparation of the select
list service/post wise, on the basis of order of preference given by the
candidates and Reservation Rules in force.
Rule - 68.
Where
two or more candidates secure equal aggregate marks, the tie(s) is/are resolved
in accordance with the following principles-
(a) Candidate securing
more marks in compulsory papers and Interview/Personality Test put together is
to be ranked higher;
(b) In cases where the
marks mentioned at (a) above are equal, then the candidate securing more marks
in the compulsory papers is to be ranked higher;
(c) In case where (a) and
(b) above are the same then the candidate senior in age is to be ranked higher.
Rule - 69.
After
the results are declared by the Commission a copy of the same shall be sent to
the Govt. and another copy shall be placed in the notice board as well as in
the Commission's website, A copy of the result Will also be sent to the DIPR.
Assam with a request to publish the same in different news papers.
Rule - 70.
Preservation
of scripts
(i) The used answer
scripts shall be preserved atleast for six months from the date of declaration
of results.
(ii) In case of candidates
whose results are challenged in the Court, their scripts shall be preserved
till the final disposal of the case or cases.
(iii) When the scripts are
destroyed, it shall be done so in presence of the Secretary and the Principal
Controller of Examinations in the office premises and records of such matters
shall be maintained.
(iv) The Commission shall
not entertain any request for re-examination of answer scripts from candidates
or from any other person.
CHAPTER V
Rule - 71.
The
Rules regarding Interview/Personality Test i.e. Rule 21 above shall be
applicable to viva-voce/interview held for any selection.
Rule - 72.
The
provision of Rule 67 shall apply to Direct recruitment cases also so far as
preparation of mark sheets is concerned.
Rule - 73.
Before
commencement of the Interview/Personality Test of Combined Competitive (Main)
Examination, the Chairman/Member/Expert Adviser of the Interview Board shall
have to make a declaration to the effect that their ward/dependent is not
appearing in the aforesaid Interview/Personality Test.
CHAPTER VI
Rule - 74.
Till
the existing Service Rules are not amended, the Commission may continue to
associate itself with such departmental promotion committee as per provisions
of the respective Service Rules.
CHAPTER VII
Rule - 75.
All
decisions and proceedings of the Commission shall, unless otherwise directed,
be 'secret'.
Rule - 76.
Any
Member may call for any file or paper or any information through the Secretary.
Note:
'Papers' do not mean examination paper and 'information' does not mean-
(i) information regarding
marks obtained by candidates in written examination before the interview for
the posts or services
(ii) Code Roll numbers
(iii) Any information
regarding examiners entrusted for evaluation of scripts.
CHAPTER VIII
Rule - 77.
The
Commission may deal in such manner as they deem fit with any matter not
specifically provided for in these Rules.
Rule - 78.
If
any doubt arises as to the interpretation of these Rules, the interpretation
made by the Commission shall be final.
Rule - 79.
These
Rules may be amended by the Commission as and when deemed necessary and such
amendment shall take effect immediately or from such date as the Commission may
appoint in this behalf.
ANNEXURE A
SCHEDULE
(See Rule-17)
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Specification of
business (1)
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Allocation (2)
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I-General
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1. General
Administration
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Chairperson and
during his absence on Earned and Medical Leave (more than 7 days) senior most
Member present
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2. Financial
matters including sanction and expenditure and budget
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Chairperson
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3. Co-ordination
of Commission's work including convening of the meetings of the Commission
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4. Prior
approval of tour programme or grant of casual leave and permission to leave
station to the Member
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5. Conferences
and Functions.
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II- C.C. EXAMINATION
& OTHER DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATIONS
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1. Question
papers and related matters
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Chairperson
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2. Scrutiny of
Draft Advertisement
|
Two Members
nominated by the Chairperson
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3. Scrutiny of
applications
|
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4. Age
Condonation
|
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5. Guidelines
for P.H. candidates
|
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6. Appeals from
candidates whose applications are rejected
|
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7. Penalty
imposed on candidates
|
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III-DIRECT
RECRUITMENT
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1. Scrutiny of
Draft Advertisement
|
Two Members
nominated by the Chairperson
|
|
2. Scrutiny of
applications
|
|
3. Short-listing
of candidates
|
|
4. Age
condonation
|
|
5. Appeals from
candidates whose applications are rejected
|
|
6. Fixation of
dates of interview
|
Chairperson
|
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7. Presiding
over the Interview Boards
|
As per Rule 21
|
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IV. APPOINTMENTS
|
|
1. Departmental Promotion
and Regularization cases
|
One Member
nominated by the Chairperson
|
|
V. SERVICES
|
|
1. Disciplinary
cases
|
Chairperson and
two Members nominated by the Chairperson
|
|
2. Seniority
cases
|
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3. Recruitment
Rules
|
Two Members
nominated by the Chairperson
|
|
4. Library,
Annual Report
|
One Member
nominated by the Chairperson
|
|
5. Legal Cell
and RTI matters
|
|
6. Half-Yearly
review and inspection of various sections of the Commission office
|
|
VI. TECHNICAL
|
|
System
development and other work pertaining to technical aspect of data processing
and Electronic Data Processing Branch
|
Chairperson and
one Member nominated by the Chairperson
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