The Kerala Public Service
Commission (PSC) will res
tart its examinations for va
rious posts on July 1, with
priority being given to ex
aminations which were
postponed due to the CO
VID19 pandemic.
A meeting of the com mission on Monday decid ed to consult the State go vernment regarding the holding of examinations on weekends, when the lock down will be in place, as per the current COVID19 protocols.
Priority
According to a PSC official, the priority in the first month will be to complete the exams scheduled bet ween April 23 and May 23 this year. Most examina tions planned in the initial weeks have relatively fewer applicants. The PSC will restart the examinations with a test for range forest officer, which has only 140 applicants.
Transport facility
“Since there is no public transport on weekends due to the lockdown, it is difficult to organise exami nations. We are consulting with the State government to see whether we will have to reschedule all of these examinations or if the Ker ala State Road Transport Corporation can run spe cial schedules,” a PSC offi cial told The Hindu. An examination that is being taken up on priority is the combined examina tion for the SSLClevel posts, to be held on July 3. Around 4,000 candidates will be appearing for it.
A meeting of the com mission on Monday decid ed to consult the State go vernment regarding the holding of examinations on weekends, when the lock down will be in place, as per the current COVID19 protocols.
Priority
According to a PSC official, the priority in the first month will be to complete the exams scheduled bet ween April 23 and May 23 this year. Most examina tions planned in the initial weeks have relatively fewer applicants. The PSC will restart the examinations with a test for range forest officer, which has only 140 applicants.
Transport facility
“Since there is no public transport on weekends due to the lockdown, it is difficult to organise exami nations. We are consulting with the State government to see whether we will have to reschedule all of these examinations or if the Ker ala State Road Transport Corporation can run spe cial schedules,” a PSC offi cial told The Hindu. An examination that is being taken up on priority is the combined examina tion for the SSLClevel posts, to be held on July 3. Around 4,000 candidates will be appearing for it.
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