Combined Graduate Level (Tier-II) Examination-2016
The Combined Graduate Level (Tier-II) Examination-2016 was conducted by
Staff Selection Commission for 1,49,330 candidates in the Computer Based
Mode in two shifts per day at 356 venues in 57 cities (centres) across thecountry from 30th November 2016 to 2nd December 2016, in which 1,20,933
candidates (80.93%) have actually appeared. The Examination went off
successfully without any untoward incident in 333.
The Commission has received representations from some of the candidates
alleging that they faced technical and other related problems during the
examination at some of the venues. The Commission is having the
representations received upto 9th December 2016, objectively and
comprehensively examined through the Technical Service Provider. This
process will be completed soon. Those candidates, whose grievances are
found to be genuine, would be intimated for re-examination. The Commission
has decided to conduct re-examination for such affected candidates tentatively
on 12-13 January 2017.
The Commission, after due examination of video footages, has taken a serious
view of certain candidates found to have been actively involved in disturbing
and instigating other candidates to disrupt the process of the examination. The
Commission proposes to take appropriate action against such candidates,
which may include disqualification and debarment for a period of three years,
in consonance with the extant guidelines.
Full Notice Here Click Here
The Combined Graduate Level (Tier-II) Examination-2016 was conducted by
Staff Selection Commission for 1,49,330 candidates in the Computer Based
candidates (80.93%) have actually appeared. The Examination went off
successfully without any untoward incident in 333.
The Commission has received representations from some of the candidates
alleging that they faced technical and other related problems during the
examination at some of the venues. The Commission is having the
representations received upto 9th December 2016, objectively and
comprehensively examined through the Technical Service Provider. This
process will be completed soon. Those candidates, whose grievances are
found to be genuine, would be intimated for re-examination. The Commission
has decided to conduct re-examination for such affected candidates tentatively
on 12-13 January 2017.
The Commission, after due examination of video footages, has taken a serious
view of certain candidates found to have been actively involved in disturbing
and instigating other candidates to disrupt the process of the examination. The
Commission proposes to take appropriate action against such candidates,
which may include disqualification and debarment for a period of three years,
in consonance with the extant guidelines.
Full Notice Here Click Here
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