Solely 5943 candidates seem for BPSC seventieth CCE Prelims re-test in Patna, fee says examination held peacefully | Aggressive Exams
Bihar Public Service Fee (BPSC) stated on Saturday that the re-test for the seventieth Mixed Aggressive Prelims was held peacefully for many who appeared for the examination on December 13 on the Bapu examination centre in Patna.
BPSC stated it generated admit playing cards for 12,012 candidates, of whom 8,111 downloaded the doc.
Nonetheless, in accordance with a press launch shared by the fee, solely 5,943 candidates have appeared for the examination.
The seventieth CCE prelims examination has been embroiled in allegations of irregularities, together with a query paper leak.
Protests are ongoing within the Bihar capital for a state-wide re-test, however the fee has denied the demand, saying there is no such thing as a proof or grounds that will necessitate such an motion.
The fee had agreed to conduct the re-exam just for choose candidates—those that appeared on the Bapu examination centre in Patna.
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“The re-exam befell at 22 centres in Patna. Out of a complete 12,012 candidates, round 8,111 aspirants had downloaded their admit playing cards. Nonetheless, 5,943 college students appeared for the retest on Saturday. It was held peacefully in any respect centres with out report of any misconduct and malpractice,” the Bihar Public Service Fee (BPSC) stated in a press release within the night.
Speaking to PTI, Patna District Justice of the Peace (DM) Chandrashekhar Singh stated, “The retest was peacefully held in any respect the centres, the place satisfactory preparations had been put in place. The district administration had issued strict tips. Unauthorised entry, gatherings and protests inside a 200-metre radius of the centres had been prohibited”.
Why was the re-test carried out?
Based on the fee, on December 13, many aspirants had been writing their exams peacefully on the Bapu examination centre in Patna when some “unruly components” entered a room, threw the OMR sheets of candidates in air, tore them and unfold the data that the examination has been cancelled.
BPSC requested the district administration for an in depth report concerning the incident.
Based on the fee, the report made it clear that envelopes had been snatched in some rooms and brought to different rooms and outdoors the centre to unfold rumours that the examination had been cancelled.
(With PTI inputs)
