Maharashtra: Health Department Exam Dates Announced

Students from Maharashtra had voiced their discontent after the health department exams were postponed. On Monday afternoon, a meeting was held for two to three hours, during which the decision was undertaken to conduct the Group C exam on October 24 and Group D exam on October 31, proclaimed Rajesh Tope, the state health minister, stated reports.

Since both the days are Sundays, schools have been asked to be available, and instructions have been given to offer a dashboard for the preparation of exams, details on examination centres, details on available schools by October 1, highlighted accounts.

Tope also informed that the hall tickets will be given 9 days prior, this time. He also added that students shouldn’t believe in rumours and not let any misdoings occur. He says that in the case of such big tests, controversies arise, action and instructions have been issued on it. He asked concerned parents and students to report any wrongdoings to the police station. He appealed that to make the examination transparent, authorities should be informed and false rumours shouldn’t be heard, and if students see anything wrong, a complaint can be filed immediately, elucidated reports.

The Department of Information Technology under the Department of General Administration has selected five agencies, the job of the Health Department, on the other hand, was to prepare the exam paper. Paper printing, selection of the examination centre and other matters belonged to the concerned agency. The health department is believed to have prepared the paper and handed it over to them. It was then informed that this institute has worked for the examination of other departments. However, Rajesh Tope said that it is our job to prepare question papers, mentioned narratives.

Reports state that the recruitment process will be undertaken for an aggregate of 6205 posts of 2739 in Group C and 3466 in Group D of the health department. For this, examinations will be conducted simultaneously at 1500 centres in Maharashtra. The recruitment process is being done through private external sources selected by the government. The answer sheets, however, will be checked by a computer system, stated accounts.

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