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Bhopal: The selection of Patwaris in
the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh will be done through
online examination. This was decided at the cabinet meeting
chaired by the state Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan here
on Thursday.
At present, 2,790 posts of Patwaris are vacant. Examination and
all other procedures for filling these posts will be conducted
online. Its objective is to ensure total transparency in the
recruitment process. Revenue Department will organise this exam
after entering into agreement with MP Online.
Patwari is a district-level post and candidates must be domiciles
of the district. Collector will head a district-level committee,
which will comprise two Deputy Collectors and one representative
of Deputy Collector rank belonging to Scheduled Castes/Scheduled
Tribes. This committee will carry out the work of supervising
online exam, verifying application forms and original documents,
calculation of vacant posts of various categories as per
reservation roster and publication of district-level final
preference list.
According to an official release applications for Patwari
selection exam will be posted on the website through MP Online and
exam fees can also be deposited through the kiosks of MP Online.
The exam will be conducted at centres identified by MP Online on
dates fixed by Commissioner Land Records. For this, exam centres
have been identified in Bhopal, Jabalpur, Indore, Gwalior, Satna,
Sagar and Ujjain districts. It may be mentioned that exams will be
held on different dates.
An applicant can move online application for the exam by
depositing the prescribed fees at a kiosk of MP Online. MP Online
has fixed fees (service tax) of Rs. 593 for the exam. After the
last date, applications received district-wise will be sent online
to districts.
A committee will be constituted at the district level for tallying
information given in the online application with original
documents. The committee will tally online applications with
original documents and fix eligibility of applicants on a
particular date. After examination of documents, MP Online will
take out admit card printout with photograph of the candidate.
Admit card will be available online and can be downloaded by an
applicant anywhere in the state.
On prescribed dates, eligible candidates can attempt the online
exam at the exam centres decided by MP Online. Objective type
question-banks consisting of two to three thousand questions will
be prepared by Commissioner Land Records and Bandobast. Every
candidate will be given separate questions to solve from this
question-bank. After the written exam, candidates can see the
results on the computer screen. But written exam's printout will
not be provided to the candidate. After the exam, every district
will be provided selection list as per reservation roster
according to which patwaris' appointment can be made. Waiting list
will be valid for next three years.
District-wise final preference list will be prepared, which will
be displayed on the notice-board of district collector's office as
well as MP Online website. In the preparation of preference list
weightage of 50 per cent each will be given to a candidate on
marks secured by him in higher secondary (10+2) exam and marks
secured in the written exam.
Trade & Industries Centres in 12 districts
Meanwhile, the cabinet decided to set up District Trade &
Industries Centres in 12 newly constituted districts for ensuring
efficient implementation of state's Industrial Promotion Policy
and various schemes as well as industrial development. These
districts are Singrauli, Anuppur, Sheopur, Neemuch, Alirajpur,
Ashok Nagar, Dindori, Umaria, Burhanpur, Katni, Barwani and Harda.
A total of 108 posts have been sanctioned for these newly
constituted districts at the rate of 9 posts for every District
Trade & Industries Centre. For 37 of these posts to be filled
through direct recruitment, the ban on direct recruitment will be
relaxed and posts of vehicle driver, peon and watchman will be
filled through outsourcing.
The cabinet decided to reject the appeal to the Governor by Triveni Prasad Sondhiya against his compulsory retirement as
Session Judge Class-2.
The cabinet decided to rejected the appeal to the Governor by
retired Additional District & Sessions Judge against his
compulsory retirement.
The cabinet praised eight children and two coaches of Madhya
Pradesh for their excellent performances in Special World Summer
Games 2011 for special children at Athens (Greece). These special
children were selected for taking part in athletics, swimming,
football, power-lifting, basketball and skating competitions, the
release added.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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