Ranchi, Sanjeev Singh: After the amendment in the appointment rules in Jharkhand, 64 Child Development Officers (CDPOs) will be appointed by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC). Appointment will be made only after success in the three-hour main examination. Also, the pattern of question papers will be descriptive. In this appointment examination, blind candidates will now get additional time of 20 minutes in each paper. Primitive tribes will now get the benefit of horizontal reservation. Disabled candidates will be provided facilities like other examinations in the written examination on the basis of certificate obtained from the competent authority. JPSC had started the process of inviting applications for appointment to 64 posts, but in the appointment rules initially sent by the state government, there were no clear guidelines for blind and disabled candidates including the pattern of the main examination. As a result, the Commission had sent a letter to the Women, Child Development and Social Security Department requesting them to clarify the situation. After this, the department has sent the revised rules to the Commission and requested to start the appointment process.
Even after setting the date, the commission was not able to provide the link to apply.
JPSC had issued advertisement on June 8, 2023 and sought online applications till July 26, 2023. But the link to apply was not given. Again, by issuing notice on 26 June 2023, the Commission had extended the date of application from 17 July to 16 August 2023. But, due to not receiving the revised rules, the Commission again issued a notice on July 17, 2023, saying that the date of application will remain extended till further orders.
JPSC: After six years, Civil Services backlog appointment process also started.
The Civil Services backlog appointment process is being restarted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) after six years. There will be appointment on a total of 10 posts in the Commission. According to the information, this process is pending since 2017. According to the information, the date for Preliminary Examination (PT) will be announced soon by the Commission. For appointment, the Commission had invited applications from interested candidates from December 5, 2017 to January 19, 2018.
Appointment will be made on so many posts
After scrutiny, the Commission has found 3169 applications eligible. Out of total 10 posts, there are four posts of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), which are of BC category. Similarly, there are four posts of Jail Superintendent, out of which there are two posts of SC, one of BC One and one of BC II. Whereas there are two posts of Planning Officer/District Employment Officer (Employment Officer/District Employment Officer). Who belong to SC category. The minimum age limit for this appointment was fixed as 20 years as on August 1, 2016 for Police Service, 21 years as on August 1, 2013 for Employment Service and 22 years as on August 1, 2017 for Prison Service.