REET 2016: RBSE Issues Alert Ahead Of Examination On February 7

Here is the latest news about RBSE on REET. The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has issued an alert for Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) examination on February 7 in the state. The state government also has put a ban on the protest by employees of RBSE from February 1 to 10 due to REET exam. The ban was forced under the Rajasthan Essential Services Maintenance Act.

Exam in progress

The board has sought the cooperation of the District administrations and the Police departments for conducting exam without any trouble. The group which is so active in leaking the exam papers has made the job of the board more difficult.

The board on Friday ordered the officials to leave no stone unturned to make the examination successful. “Every examination centre will have CCTV cameras and jammers and also metal detectors. To deal with any eventuality, heavy police will be deployed in the centers. Centers falling under sensitive and extra-sensitive areas will be provided additional security,” said board chairman B L Choudhary.

The chairman also said that every candidate will be screened by police and flying squad before entering the exam hall. For every four centers, at least, one flying squad will be allocated and this is done for all the districts. The board has also made a system to change the district of candidates. “To check any malpractice, no candidate has been allowed to have a centre in his own district. He has been assigned a centre in the nearby district of the same division,” said board secretary Meghna Choudhary.

The board will release the admission card from Sunday which will be available on the website of the board and send the details of roll number on the mobile phone which candidates have registered with the board.

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