STAFF
SELECTION COMMISSION RULES
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23-11-1983 |
Orissa Staff Selection Commission Rules, 1993. |
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20-09-1997 |
Orissa Staff Selection Commission (Preservation and Destruction of Records) Rules, 1997. |
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The 23rd November 1993
(Published in Orissa Gazette on the 13th December 1993)
No. 25673 – 2R/1-69/93-Gen. – In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of India the Governor of Orissa is pleased to make the following rules, to regulate the method of Recruitment to all Class-III Civil posts and services under the State Government which form the State Cadres, namely :-
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Short Title and commenceme-nt. |
1. (1) These rules may be called the Orissa Staff
Selection Commission Rules, 1993. | |||||
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(2) They shall come into force on the date of their
publication in the Orissa Gazette. | ||||||
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Definitions |
2. In these rules, unless the context otherwise
requires - | |||||
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(a) |
“Collector” means the Collector of the District; | |||
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“Commission’ means the Staff Selection commission
constituted under Rule 3 of these rules; | |||
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(c) |
“Department of Government” means the Administrative
Department of Government; | |||
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“District Superintendent” means the Additional
District Magistrate in charge of the District Establishment of a
district; | |||
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(e) |
“Government” means the State Government of
Orissa; | |||
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“Heads of Department” means the Heads of Department
as specified in Appendix III appended to the Orissa Service Code; | |||
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“Secretary” means the 1[Secretary of the Commission]; | |||
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(h) |
“Scheduled Castes” and “Scheduled Tribes” means such
castes and tribes as notified by the President of India under Articles 341
and 342, respectively, of the Constitution of India from time to time; | |||
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(i) |
“State” means the State of Orissa; | |||
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“Superintendent” means the Sub-Collector of a Revenue
Sub-division; | |||
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(k) |
“Year” means a calendar year; | |||
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Constitution of Staff Selection Commission & its
function. |
3. (1) There shall be a Staff Selection Commission in
the State. | |||||
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(2) 2[The
Headquarters of the Commission shall be located at such place as may be
determined by the Government from time to time.] | ||||||
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(3) The Commission shall consists of a Chairman and a
Member to be appointed by Government. | |||||
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(4) There shall be a Secretary and such other staff
appointed by Government to assist the Commission in its day to day
functioning. | |||||
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Substituted vide G. A. Department Notification No.
19439, dated the 28th June 1999. | |||
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Substituted vide G. A. Department Notification No.
12227, dated the 25th May 1998. | |||
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(5) The rank of the Chairman and Member of the
Commission shall be such as may be determined by the Government from time
to time. | |||||
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(6) 1[The Commission
shall function under the administrative control of the General
Administration Department.] | |||||
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(7) The Chairman of the Commission shall exercise all
the administrative and financial powers vested in Heads of Department and
the Secretary shall function as the Heads of office. | |||||
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(8) The Commission shall conduct the recruitment
examination for all Class III Civil Services/Posts under the State
Government as mentioned in Rule 4 and ensure the declaration of the
results of the said examinations. | |||||
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(9) The Commission shall formulate a set of
regulation to regulate the manner for conducting recruitment
examinations. | |||||
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(10) 2[The Chairman
shall nominate expert (s) in particular discipline/trade for each
selection wherever necessary from among the State Government officers,
Professors of Universities of the State or Academicians or Officers of
Government of India or of other state or of Public Sector Undertakings
whether in service or retired and from among other eminent persons having
specialise knowledge in the particular discipline/trade.] | |||||
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(11) The Secretary shall be responsible for carrying
out the entire process of conducting the recruitment examinations
including appointment of the question setters/examiners, obtaining
question papers, keeping them in safe custody, ensuring the identity of
the candidates, timely supply of question papers, to the different
centers, proper invigilation, safe custody of answer books, tabulation of
marks obtained by candidates in such examinations and publishing the
results 3[under the supervision of the
Chairman.] | |||||
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Direct Recruitment |
4. The Commission shall conduct direct recruitment
through competitive examination in respect of Class III Civil
Posts/Services as listed under Schedule I: | |||||
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Provided that the Government may, from time to time,
include in the list any service/post under Schedule I or exclude and
service/post from the said list by Notification in Official Gazette. | |||||
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Intimation to the Commission, |
5. The Department of Government/Heads of Department
shall every year in the month of January intimate the Commission
indicating the number of vacancies including those anticipated in course
of the year in Form A. | |||||
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Advertisement of vacancies. |
6. On receipt of intimations of vacancies under rule
4, the Secretary in consultation with the Chairman shall issue
advertisement in the leading local newspapers inviting application from
eligible candidates for appearing in the competitive recruitment
examination. | |||||
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Note – The application for the competitive
examination may be in such form as may be decided by the Commission. | |||||
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Eligibility of Candidate. |
7. (1) A candidate in order to be eligible for
appearing at the competitive examination must satisfy the following
conditions, namely :- | |||||
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He shall be a citizen of India; | |||
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He shall possess requisite qualification prescribed
for the post/service in the recruitment rule or instruction for which
examination is being conducted. | |||
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(c) |
4[His age shall not be less than the minimum age limit
as prescribed under rule 15 A of the Orissa Service Code on the first day
of January of the year in which recruitment is held, and his age shall not
be more than the upper age limit as prescribed in the Orissa Civil Service
(Fixation of Upper Age-limit) Rules, 1989: | |||
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Provided that the maximum age-limit shall be relaxed
by five years in case of Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes
candidates, ten years in case of physically handicapped candidates, and to
such extent as provided in the Orissa ex-Service Men (Recruitment to State
Civil Services and Posts) Rules, 1985 in respect of ex-service men.] | |||||
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1 2 3 & 4. |
Substituted vide G. A. Department Notification No.
19439, dated the 28th June 1999. | ||||
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He shall be of good character. | |||
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He shall be of sound health, good physique and active
habits and free from organic defects or bodily infirmity. | |||
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Note - This provision shall not be
applicable in case of physically handicapped candidates. | |||||
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He must have passed Middle School examination with
Oriya as a language subject : | |||
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OR | |||
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have passed Matriculation or equivalent examination
with Oriya as medium of examination in non-language subject; | |||
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OR | |||
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have passed in Oriya as language subject in the final
examination of Class VII or above : | |||
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OR | |||
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have passed a test in Oriya in Middle English School
Standard conducted by the Education Department; | |||
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(g) |
He must have required physical standard/other
technical qualifications in respect of any service or post if any,
specified under relevant recruitment rules/instructions. | |||
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(h) |
He must fulfill any other special condition as may be
specified under relevant recruitment rules/instructions. | |||
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(2) No person who has more than one spouse living
shall be eligible for appearing at the competitive examination. | |||||
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NOTE – If the competitive examination could not be
conducted by the commission in any particular year and the likely
vacancies for that year are combined with the likely vacancies of the
subsequent year, the candidates eligible to appear at the examination for
the year for which examination could not be held shall be entitled to
appear at the examination held in the subsequent year. | |||||
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Admission of the candidate to examination. |
8. The decision of the Chairman as to the eligibility
or otherwise of a candidate for admission to any examination shall be
final. | |||||
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Preference for the posts by the candidate. |
9. A candidate is required to indicate the order of
preference for the post for which he intends to appear at the combined
competitive examination and the service in which he wants to be appointed,
if selected, in his application form, in case the Commission decides to
conduct an examination for common category of posts. | |||||
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Examination fees and remuneration to examiners. |
10. (1) No application for admission to any
examination shall be considered unless it is accompanied by a Treasury
Challan showing payment in the Government Treasury, the examination fees
as specified in the advertisement : | |||||
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Provided that the candidates belonging to Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled Tribes shall not pay any such examination fee. | |||||
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(2) No claim for refund of fees shall be entertained
in any circumstances. | |||||
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(3) The Commission shall decide the rates of
remuneration payable to different examiners/staff/officers/Invigilators
engaged in connection with the examination. | |||||
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Competitive examination. |
11. (1) competitive Examination shall be held at a
center or centers to be announced by the Commission considering the number
of the candidates appearing for the said examination. | |||||
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(2) The Commission may fix up such centers at the
district or sub-divisional headquarters. If necessary, in consultation
with the Collectors. The date, time and place for the examination shall be
intimated to the candidates at least one month before the examination 1[and the same shall be published sufficiently
ahead in two leading local newspapers]. | |||||
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Arrangements for and conduct of the examination. |
12. (1) The District Superintendent or the
Superintendent, as the case may be, shall conduct the written examination
under guidance and direction of the Commission. | |||||
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(2) The District Superintendent shall in consultation
with the Commission appoint as many as Deputy Superintendents from among
the Gazetted Officers under his jurisdiction in order to ensure smooth
conduct of the said written examination in the district. | ||||||
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(3) The District Superintendent and the
Superintendent shall have power for requisitioning the local educational
building 2[or the buildings belonging to
the State Government, Public Sector Undertakings or the like for the
purpose of conducting the examination]. | |||||
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(4) The examination shall be held preferably on any
public holidays so that the education of the students does not suffer. | |||||
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(5) The District Superintendent shall have power to
appoint required number of Invigilators from among the Gazetted or
responsible non-Gazetted officers under his jurisdiction. | |||||
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(6) The District Superintendent or the
Superintendent, as the case may be shall make necessary sitting
arrangements for the candidates admitted for the examination. | |||||
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(7) The District Superintendent/Superintendent shall
have the power to recommend any penalty under Rule 18 of these rules to
the Commission and orders of the Commission in this respect shall be
final. | |||||
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(8) the District Superintendent/Superintendent shall
ensure safe custody and despatch of all confidential matters relating to
the examination. | |||||
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(9) Whenever necessary the District
Superintendent/Superintendent may seek advice of the Collector and the
Collector may give instructions in the interest of impartiality and fair
play in conducting the examination. | |||||
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(10) Setting of questions and evaluation of the
answer papers shall be done centrally. | |||||
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(11) Invigilators and Supervisors of the written
examination shall be appointed from outside the Sub-division as far as
practicable. | |||||
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Plan of examination. |
3[13. The commission shall conduct the recruitment
examination as per the syllabus and the pattern of examination as may be
decided by them in consultation with the concerned Administrative
Department of State Government. However, while fixing up the marks for the
oral test/interview/personality test, the Commission and Administrative
Department shall ensure that the marks allotted to such oral
test/interview/personality test shall not exceed 12.2% of the total marks
allotted.] | |||||
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Selection of candidates. |
14. The following guidelines shall be followed in
conducting recruitment to various posts and services by the Commission,
namely :- | |||||
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There shall be a written test for every category of
recruitment. | |||
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(ii) |
In addition to the written test viva voce
test may be conducted by Commission if it is satisfied that such test is
necessary to select candidates for the post for which examination is
held. | |||
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(iii) |
Method of central evaluation of answer papers shall
be such as may be decided by the Commission. | |||
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1 & 3. Added vide G. A. Department Notification
No. 19439-Gen., dated the 28th June 1999. | |||
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2. Inserted vide G. A. Department Notification No.
19439-Gen., dated the 28th June 1999. | |||
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(iv) |
If two or more candidates have obtained equal marks
in the aggregate, the order of merit shall be determined in accordance
with the marks secured by such candidates in their respective academic
career and if the marks thus secured are equal then the merit shall be
decided according to their seniority in age. | |||
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(v) |
Any other standards and syllabus prescribed by the
Government, if any, for any particular post/service from time to time
shall be adopted. | |||
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Select list and its validity. |
15. (1) The Commission shall prepare the select list
of the successful candidates in order of merit on the basis of the
recruitment examination which shall be equal to the number of vacancies
for which requisitions are received. | |||||
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(2) The select list shall be published in the notice
board of the Commission 1[and in two
leading local newspapers] in the form of notification under intimation to
the appropriate appointing authority if any specified in the respective
recruitment rules. | |||||
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(3) The select list for each recruitment examination
shall be valid for one year from the date of its publication or till the
publication of the result of the next recruitment examination whichever is
earlier. | |||||
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Allotment of candidates and seniority. |
16. (1) The Commission shall allot candidates in the
order in which their names appear in the select list to Departments of
Government and Heads of Departments as per their vacancy position
intimated under rule 4. At the time of allotment due consideration shall
be given to the preference indicated by the candidates in their
applications. But the Commission reserves the right to assign any
candidate to any service/post with due regard to his merit. Formal orders
of appointment shall be issued to such allotted candidates by the
appointing authorities concerned. | |||||
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(2) The relative seniority of a candidate appointed
to a post in a particular grade or service by the appointing authority in
particular year shall be determined with reference to his position in the
select list from which he is appointed. | |||||
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(3) In case of failure of any selected candidate to
join the post, the appointing authority may request the Commission for
furnishing a supplementary list of the successful candidates and in that
case the Commission shall furnish a supplementary list of successful
candidates. | |||||
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Relaxation. |
17. Where the Government are of opinion that it is
necessary or expedient to do so, they may by order and for reasons to be
recorded in writing, relax any of the provisions of these rules in respect
of any class or category of persons in public interest. | |||||
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Penalty. |
18. A candidate who is or has been, declared by the
Commission to be guilty of - | |||||
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(i) |
Obtaining support for his candidature by any means;
or | |||
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(ii) |
impersonation; or | |||
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(iii) |
procuring impersonation by any person; or | |||
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(iv) |
submitting fabricated documents, or documents which
have been tampered with; or | |||
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(v) |
making statements which are incorrect or false or
suppressing material information; or | |||
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(vi) |
resorting to any other irregular or improper means in
connection with his candidature for the examination; or | |||
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(vii) |
adopting unfair means during the examination; or | |||
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(viii) |
writing obscene language or pornographic matter, in
the scripts; or | |||
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(ix) |
misbehaving with fellow examinees or the invigilators
in any manner in the examination hall; or | |||
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(x) |
harassing or causing bodily harm to the staff
employed/engaged by the Commission for the conduct of the examination;
or | |||
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(xi) |
violating any of the instructions contained in the
admission certificates; or | |||
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1. Added vide G. A. Department Notification No.
19439-Gen., dated the 28th June 1999. | |||
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(xii) |
attempting to commit or, as the case may be, abetting
the Commission of all or any of the acts specified in the foregoing
clauses shall be liable - | |||
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(a) |
to be disqualified by the Commission from the
examination for which he is candidate; or | |||
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(b) |
to be debarred, either permanently or for a specified
period - | |||
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(i) by the commission, form appearing
in any examination or selection held by them; or | |||
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(ii) by the State Government, from entering to any
employment under them; or | |||
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if he is already in service under Government, to
disciplinary action under the appropriate rules; | |||
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Provided that no penalty under this rule shall be
imposed except after - | |||
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(i) giving the candidate an opportunity of
making such representation to the Commission or Government, as the case
may be, in writing as he may wish to make in that behalf; and | |||
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(ii) taking into consideration the
representation, if any, submitted by the candidate within the period
allowed to him by the Commission or the Government, as the case may
be. | |||
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Rules not applicable to staff of certain offices. |
19. These rules shall not apply to recruitment of the
staff of the High Court, the District and Subordinate Courts, the officers
of Orissa Public Service Commission, Orissa Legislative Assembly and
Governor’s Secretariat. | |||||
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Overriding effect. |
20. Save as otherwise provided, the provisions of
these rules shall have overriding effect on the provision of other
recruitment rules regulating direct recruitment to the Class III Civil
Services/Posts constituting State cadre. | |||||
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Interpretation. |
21. If any question arises relating to the
interpretation of these rules, it shall be referred to Government in the
General Administration Department for decision. | |||||
By order of the Governor
PRITIMAN SARKAR
Special Secretary to Government
1[SCHEDULE]
List of Civil Posts/Services
(See rule 4)
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Name of the
Department |
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Name of the
Posts/Services |
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Agriculture |
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2[*] |
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2 |
2[*] |
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2. |
Commerce & Transport (Commerce) |
1 |
3[*] |
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3. |
Commerce & Transport (Transport) |
1 |
Junior M. V. I. |
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4. |
Energy |
1 |
4[*] |
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5. |
Finance |
1 |
Auditor Local Fund |
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2 |
Small Savings Officer (Senior Grade) |
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3 |
Inspector of Commercial Tax |
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Accountant |
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5 |
Auditor (Common Cadre) |
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6. |
Fisheries & Animal Resources Development |
1 |
5[*] |
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2 |
Statistical Investigator |
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3 |
Statistical Assistant |
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4 |
Agricultural Overseer |
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7. |
Forest & Environment |
1 |
Ranger |
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8. |
Food Supply and Consumer Welfare |
1 |
Inspector of Weights and Measures |
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2 |
Assistant Analyst |
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9. |
General Administration |
1 |
Junior Assistant of Heads of Departments |
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2 |
Junior Stenographer of Heads of Departments |
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3 |
Junior Typist of Heads of Departments |
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10. |
Health & Family Welfare |
1 |
Artist-cum-Photographer |
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2 |
Projectionist |
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11. |
Home |
1 |
Prison Welfare Officers |
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2 |
Sub-divisional Probation Officers |
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3 |
After Care Officers |
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4 |
Sub-Inspector of Police |
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5 |
Sergeant |
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6 |
Laboratory Assistant |
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7 |
Sub-Assistant Jailor |
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1.
Substituted vide G. A. Department notification No. 19559, dated the 27th
July 1998. | ||
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2.
& 5. Excluded vide G. A. Department notification No. 3591, dated the
4th February 1999. | ||
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3.
& 4. Excluded vide G. A. Department notification No. 8780, dated the
27th March 1999. | ||
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(1) |
(2) |
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(3) |
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Assistant Jailor |
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9 |
Zamadar |
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10 |
Wireless Assistant |
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11 |
A. S. I. (Mechanical) |
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12 |
A. S. I. (Operator) |
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13 |
Assistant Librarian |
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14 |
Women S. I. |
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15 |
Dog S. I. |
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16 |
Reporter S. I. |
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17 |
Steno S. I. |
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18 |
Handwriting Bureau S. I. |
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19 |
W. T. S. I. |
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20 |
Teleprinter S. I. |
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21 |
Photo S. I. |
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22 |
Operator S. I. |
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23 |
Station Officer (Fire Brigade) |
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24 |
Building S. I. |
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25 |
Junior Typist of Secretariat |
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26 |
Junior Stenographer of Secretariat |
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27 |
1[Junior Assistant of Secretariat] |
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28 |
2[Junior Stenographer A. S. I. (M)] |
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12. |
H. & U. D. |
1 |
3[*] |
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13. |
Industries |
1 |
Industrial Promotion Officer |
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14. |
I. & P. R. |
1 |
Radio Inspector |
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2 |
O. I. S. (Jr. Branch) |
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15. |
L. & E. |
1 |
Junior Employment Officer |
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2 |
Rural Labour Inspector |
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3 |
Statistical Assistant |
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4 |
Assistant Labour Officer |
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16. |
Panchayati Raj |
1 |
4[*] |
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17. |
P. & C. |
1 |
Statistical Investigator |
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2 |
Senior Economic Investigator |
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3 |
Cartographer |
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18. |
R. & E. |
1 |
Excise Sub-Inspector |
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2 |
Auditor |
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1.
Included vide G. A. Department Notification No. 28455, dated the 6th
October 1998. | ||
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2.
Included vide G. A. Department Notification No. 34539, dated the 14th
December 2000. | ||
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3.
& 4. Excluded vide G. A. Department Notification No. 8780, dated the
27th March 1999. | ||
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(2) |
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(3) |
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19. |
Rural Development |
1 |
1[*] |
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2 |
Statistical Investigator |
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3 |
Statistical Assistant |
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20. |
Department of Steel & Mines |
1 |
Assistant Geologist |
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2 |
Assistant Geophysicist |
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3 |
Senior Laboratory Assistant |
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4 |
Instrument Assistant |
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5 |
Scientific Assistant |
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6 |
Senior Surveyor |
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7 |
Junior Inspector of Mines |
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21. |
Sports & Youth Services |
1 |
Assistant District Sports Officer |
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2 |
Coaches |
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22. |
Tourism & Culture |
1 |
Assistant Tourist Officer |
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2 |
District Cultural Officer |
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23. |
Handloom & Textile |
1 |
Weaving Supervisor |
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2 |
Inspector of Textiles |
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3 |
Field Assistant Sericulture |
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24. |
Water Resources |
1 |
Assistant Silt Analyst |
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2 |
Assistant Chemist |
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3 |
Assistant Embankment Inspector |
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4 |
Junior Laboratory Assistant |
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5 |
2[*] |
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25. |
Works Department |
1 |
3[*] |
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2 |
Architectural Assistant |
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Women & Child Development |
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Statistical Assistant |
4[SCHEDULE II]
FORM
A
(See rule 5)
1. Name of the post/services
2. Number of vacancies already existing on the 1st January of the year
3. Number of vacancies, likely to occur during the year
4. Total number of vacancies (2+3)
5. Number of permanent vacancies
6. Number of temporary vacancies likely to continue on permanent basis
7. Number of purely temporary vacancies
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1.
2. & 3. Excluded vide G. A. Department Notification No. 8780, dated
the 27th March 1999. |
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4.
Substituted vide G. A. Department Notification No. 19439, dated the 28th
June 1999. |
8. Number of vacancies reserved for –
(a) Scheduled Castes
(b) Scheduled Tribes
(c) Physically Handicapped
(d) Ex-Servicemen
(e) Sportsman
(f) Women
(g) Socially & Educationally Backward Classes
9. Minimum educational qualification for the post
10. Desirable qualification and experience
11. Age-limit for the post
12. Name of the appointing authority
13. Scale of pay of the post
14. Special provision provided under the relevant recruitment rules or instructions, if any.
15. Any other information, if any.
Signature
Date
The 20th September 1997
(Published in the Orissa Gazette on the 14th November 1997)
No. 25371-OSSSC-4/96-Gen. – In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-clause (1) of clause (c) of sub-section (2) of Section 3 of the Destruction of Record Act, 1917 (5 of 1917), the State Government do hereby make the following rules for the disposal by destruction of various records relating to the recruitment examination conducted by the Orissa Staff Selection Commission as are, in the opinion of the State Government, not of sufficient public value to justify their preservation, namely :-
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Short Title and commenceme-nt. |
1. (1) These rules may be called the Orissa Staff
Selection Commission (Preservation and Destruction of Records) Rules,
1997. | ||
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(2) They shall come into force on the date of their
publication in the Orissa Gazette. | |||
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Definitions |
2. (1) In these rules, unless the context
otherwise requires - | ||
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(a) |
“Application Form” means the application submitted by
the candidate in response to the advertisement published by the
Commission; |
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(b) |
“Answer Paper” means the answer scripts and the
question-cum-answer scripts used by the candidates in the
examination; |
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1. |
Deleted vide G. A. Department Notification No. 19439,
dated the 28th June 1999. |
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(c) |
“Admission Letter” means the letter issued under the
authority of the Commission permitting a candidate to appear in the
recruitment examination; |
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(d) |
“Broad sheet” means the statement containing the
Biodata and the marks secured in the written examination of any
recruitment examination conducted by the Commission; |
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(e) |
“Commission” means the Orissa Staff Selection
Commission; |
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(f) |
“Committee” means a Committee constituted under rule
4; |
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(g) |
“Government” means the Government of Orissa; |
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(h) |
“Index Register” means the register of applications
containing the Biodata, other related data and marks secured by the
candidates; |
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(i) |
“Mark Folios” means the folios containing the marks
of the candidates in any particular recruitment examination; |
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(j) |
“Secretary” means the Secretary-cum-Controller of Examinations of the
Commission; |
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(k) |
“Schedule” means schedule to these rules; |
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(l) |
“Unused question-cum-answer
sheet” means the unused question-cum-answer sheets provided by the Commission for
any particular examination; |
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(m) |
“Viva voice test” means the oral interview test
conducted by the Commission in any particular recruitment examination; |
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(n) |
“Year” means the calendar year; |
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(2) Words and expressions used but not defined in
these rules; unless the context otherwise requires shall have the same
meaning as respectively assigned to them in the Orissa Records Manual,
1964. | ||
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Period of preservation. |
3. The period of preservation of different types of
papers relating to different recruitment examinations shall be as provided
in the Schedule. | ||
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Committee. |
4. There shall be constituted a Committee for
recommendation of the destruction of papers consisting of the following
members, namely :- | ||
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(i) |
Secretary; |
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Deputy Secretary; and |
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Section Officer (Examination section). |
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Destruction of documents. |
5. After due expiry of the period of preservation in
respect of the paper as mentioned in the Schedule, such papers will be
destroyed in the manner as may be decided by the Commission on the
recommendation of the Committee. | ||
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Interpretation. |
6. If any question arises relating to the
interpretation of these rules, it shall be referred to the Government in
General Administration Department for decision. | ||
SCHEDULE
STATEMENT SHOWING DURATION OF PRESERVATION OF VARIOUS
RECORDS AND FILES
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Sl No. |
Dist of Records
and Files |
Duration of
Preservation |
Remarks |
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(1) |
(2) |
(3) |
(4) |
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1. |
Application forms of candidates |
Six months of publication of select list. |
To be destroyed either by burning or by selling to a paper mill for recycling or in any other manner decided by the Commission. |
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2. |
Answer papers of candidates not selected in the written test. |
Six months of publication of select list. |
Ditto |
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3. |
Answer papers of candidates called for viva voce but not selected finally. |
One year of the publication of select list. |
Ditto |
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4. |
Answer papers of candidates called for viva voce test. |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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5. |
Answer papers of candidate selected finally. |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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6. |
Unused question-cum-answer sheets |
One month after the concerned examination is over. |
Ditto |
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7. |
Unused question papers |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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8. |
Index Register |
Five years from the date of publication of the results. |
Ditto |
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9. |
Mark Folios |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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10. |
Application forms, answer books and other connected papers of cases locked up in litigation/vigilance enquiry. |
Till the finalisation of the case and appeal is over. |
Ditto |
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11. |
Broad sheet |
One year from the date of publication of the results. |
Ditto |
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12. |
List of candidates centrewise allotted to different centers for different examinations. |
One year from the publication of the select list. |
Ditto |
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13. |
Fee Register |
Three years |
Ditto |
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14. |
Sanction of posts of officers and staff in the office of the Commission. |
Thirty-five years |
Ditto |
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15. |
Orders and correspondence regarding payment of advance to the officers and staff of the Commission. |
Two years from the date of adjustment of the advance. |
Ditto |
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16. |
Files regarding pay, T. A. and contingent etcetera. |
Twelve years |
Ditto |
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17. |
Budget estimate of the Commission |
Five years from the date of submission of Administration Department |
Ditto |
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18. |
Important decisions and orders of Government in general nature. |
Permanent |
Ditto |
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19. |
Unclassified circulars and orders of Government in general nature. |
Permanent |
Ditto |
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(1) |
(2) |
(3) |
(4) |
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20. |
Proceeding of the conferences and meetings of the Staff Selection Commission |
Three years |
To be destroyed by burning or selling to a paper mill for recycling or in any other manner decided by the Commission. |
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21. |
Select list and results of competitive examinations for direct recruitment and other test. |
Thirty-five years from the date of publication of such list. |
Ditto |
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22. |
Secret correspondence with examiners and printers etcetera. |
Three years from the date of issue. |
Ditto |
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23. |
Requisitions for forms and other enquiries form. |
One year from the date of receipt. |
Ditto |
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24. |
Refund of fees to candidates |
Six months from the date of receipt. |
Ditto |
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25. |
Periodical returns and reports relating to establishment. |
Three years from the date of issue. |
Ditto |
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26. |
All miscellaneous files and papers relating to establishment. |
Three years |
Ditto |
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27. |
Disciplinary cases, memorials, appeals and representations. |
Twenty five years |
Ditto |
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28. |
Departmental manuals and codes amendments. |
Permanent |
Ditto |
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29. |
Notification issued by Government regarding appointments. |
- do - |
Ditto |
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30. |
Important decisions of the Commission |
- do - |
Ditto |
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31. |
Personal files regarding appointments and sanction of pensions of the Officers and staff of the Commission. |
- do - |
Ditto |
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32. |
Service Book |
- do - |
Ditto |
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33. |
C. C. R. of the staff of Commission |
Four years after retirement of the concerned staff. |
To be destroyed by burning or selling to a paper mill for recycling or in any other manner decided by the Commission. |
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34. |
Selection of candidates for promotion |
Twelve years from the date of selection |
Ditto |
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35. |
Papers relating to reimbursement of legal expenses and recoveries. |
Twelve years |
Ditto |
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36. |
Press Notes and advertisement by the Commission. |
Three years from the date of publication. |
Ditto |
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37. |
Receipt, issue and file registers |
Permanent |
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38. |
Manuscript question paper |
One year from the date of publication of the results of the examination. |
To be destroyed by burning or selling to a paper mill for recycling or in any other manner decided by the Commission. |
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39. |
Attendance sheet and absentee statement |
One year from the date of publication of the results of the examination. |
Ditto |
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40. |
Admission letter |
Six months |
Ditto |
By order of the Governor
H S CHAHAR
Special Secretary to Government