West Bengal Readies for School Level Selection Test amidst Tight Security
West Bengal is set for a major recruitment exam for assistant teacher positions this Sunday, with 3.19 lakh candidates expected to participate. Following Supreme Court directives, the exam, organized by the West Bengal School Service Commission, integrates strict security measures to ensure fairness and transparency.
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On Sunday, an estimated 3.19 lakh candidates will take the West Bengal School Service Commission's School Level Selection Test for assistant teacher positions for classes 9 and 10, according to officials.
The test comes in the wake of job losses for around 26,000 school staff members. The Supreme Court had invalidated their 2016 recruitment, labelling it as "tainted and vitiated."
The West Bengal SSC chair, Siddhartha Majumdar, announced that as of the following Sunday, another 2.46 lakh candidates will be examined for higher secondary positions at separate centers. The examination features new security protocols, including anti-cheating measures and electronic restrictions, to uphold integrity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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