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    • Raghvendra Rao Tags : Railways centralised exam Posted: Thursday , Oct 23, 2008 at 0017 hrs
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    Another argument in favour of having a centralised exam is that it will allow candidates to compete for more number of jobs, spread across the country. “Currently, an RRB in a particular area recruits for only a limited number of vacancies. If all the vacancies in various categories of jobs were compiled and put up for a centralised exam, applicants will have a better chance of qualifying since the number of jobs will be much more than those in a particular RRB,” an official explained.

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    Environmental scienceBy: PADMAVATHY | 11-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward I want some progress in my life. so, taking a centralized exam shall fulfill my desire.
    Railway RecruitmentsBy: SUBHASH KUMAR | 23-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Taking a centralised exam is the best option to go in my views.In the meanwhile, every RRB should make provision of having exam centres in selected metros outside their own region.
    Railways considering a centralised examBy: mahesh | 23-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward It is not the case that Staff Selection Commission used to conduct conduct the examination in the present manner. The Commission also used to conduct the examinations for Central Government jobs, like Indian Railway, on zonal basis. However, this was stopped by Hon'ble Supreme Court in the year 1995 when it had struck down the results of the 1995 examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission on zonal basis for the post of Inspector of Central Excise and Customs. I think what Railways is doing is fundamentally wrong and anti-constitutional as it is acting against the principle of equal opportunity in Government jobs to all Indians. All their exams, if challenged on the basis of the said decision of Hon'ble Supreme Court, may be quashed as was done by the Supreme Court earlier in Staff Selection Commission case. Is this not a contempt of Supreme Court's decision by the Railway. I hope some one from Railways and and Raj Thackrey's side should read this?
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