Joint Secretary and Deputy Secretary Vacancy for 638 Posts - Lok Sewa Aayog

News 15 Oct 2020 5427

Joint Secretary and Deputy Secretary Vacancy for 638 Post - Lok Sewa Aayog:

The Public Service Commission (Lok Sewa Aayog) has issued a large number of advertisements to fill the vacancies of Gazetted First Class Joint Secretary (Sahasachib) and Second Class Deputy Secretary (Upasachiv). The commission has started preparing for the exam as per the annual schedule at a time when the Covid-19 infection is on the rise.

A total of 638 posts of joint secretaries and deputy secretaries of various service groups have been advertised on Wednesday. A total of 182 posts of Joint Secretary and 456 posts of Deputy Secretary have been advertised in the civil service, parliament, and health. The government had decided in the first week of Ashoj to request the commission to conduct the postponed examination and open new advertisements.

Accordingly, the commission has already made public the new schedule for the examination which was postponed from last Chaitra, 2076. The commission has already started the written and interview examination for the posts of Nayab Subba, Section Officer, and Joint Secretary, which was in the process of being advertised last year.

Accordingly, the commission has already made public the new schedule for the examination which was stopped from last April. The commission has already started the written and oral examination for the posts of Nayab Subba, Section Officer, and Joint Secretary, which was in the process of being advertised last year.

According to the PSC sources, the written examination for the posts of Joint Secretary and Deputy Secretary advertised now will start at the end of Manshir and will continue till the end of January. Even when the examination is conducted in two shifts in the morning and afternoon, it has become a routine of the examination until the end of Magh. After this, the vacancies of Section Officer, Nayab Subba, Kharidar, and other posts will be advertised, he said.

There will be only 100 candidates in one examination center. There will be 25 examinees in one hall. There will be only one examinee on a bench. It is mentioned in the examination management criteria that the examinees and the manpower to conduct the examination will wear masks, use sanitizers, and maintain physical distance.

The commission has prepared criteria for those who are infected with Covid-19 to sit for the examination. Protests are also taking place over the lack of alternative arrangements for cod infections. Before entering the examination hall, the students themselves have to declare whether they have a covid-19 infection or not. PSC source said that it was not possible for the infected students to take the exam on another date or by managing a separate hall. Devi Prasad Subedi, an information officer of the commission, said that the examination was prepared by specifying the criteria of health security.