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HSSC to conduct written exams for Group 56 and 57 posts on August 17 and 18
Over 42,000 candidates to appear for the exam across 4 districts
Free travel in Haryana Roadways buses for candidates
Babushahi Bureau
Chandigarh, August 16, 2024- The Chairman of Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC), Himmat Singh said that the commission will conduct written exams for Group 56 and 57 posts on August 17 and 18, 2024 respectively.
The exams will be held in the districts of Panchkula, Yamunanagar, Kurukshetra, and Karnal.
A total of 48 exam centres have been set up for Group 56 on August 17, and 98 centres for Group 57 on August 18. Sh. Singh emphasised that the commission aims to conduct all recruitments with transparency and fairness.
Himmat Singh also said that the commission has already held meetings with the nodal officers from the police and district administration of these districts at the headquarters in Panchkula.
Apart from this, the members of the commission have also held a meeting with the District Magistrate and Police Chief and other officers nominated for the conduct of the examination under the chairmanship of the Deputy Commissioner at the district headquarters.
Commission members Bhupender Chauhan will oversee Karnal district, Subhash Chandra will oversee Panchkula, Sh. Sadhuram Jakhar will oversee Yamunanagar, and Sh. Kapil Atreja and Sh. Amar Singh will oversee Kurukshetra.
According to Singh, Kurukshetra district will have 68 exam centres, Karnal district will have 60, Panchkula district will have 10, and Yamunanagar district will have 8 exam centres.
He stated that strict security measures have been put in place around the exam centres.Candidates will undergo screening upon entry, and only those who pass biometric verification will be allowed to enter. The entire exam process will be monitored through video recording and CCTV cameras, with the control room at the commission’s headquarters in Panchkula overseeing the monitoring.
Himmat Singh said that strict action will be taken against any candidate found using unfair means during the exam and will not be allowed to bring mobile phones, electronic devices, hidden cameras, or any other gadgets into the exam hall. Female candidates are advised not to wear any kind of jewellery.
He emphasised that the commission goal is to conduct a fair and cheating-free exam with robust arrangements.He also said that for the convenience of candidates, free travel will be provided in Haryana Roadways buses to and from the exam centres.