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The examination is scheduled on March 8, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 02:00 PM. As many as 47,157 candidates are expected to appear across 131 examination centres established at 122 locations in the district.
During the meeting, the ADC took a detailed appraisal of the logistics and security staff deployment. To ensure the smooth conduct of the exam, 131 Superintendents, 122 Magistrates, 131 Observers and 3,930 Invigilators have been deployed.
The ADC directed the RTO Jammu to arrange 125 vehicles for the secure transportation of examination materials. Police authorities were instructed to ensure adequate security deployment, including female personnel for proper frisking with metal detectors to provide secure escorts for the exam materials. Furthermore, prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the BNSS will remain in force around the examination centres during the scheduled timings.
The Traffic Police was tasked with ensuring the hassle-free movement of vehicles on the exam day. Additionally, the JPDCL and Jal Shakti departments were directed to maintain an uninterrupted power and water supply at all designated centres.
ADC Ansuya Jamwal stressed the need for seamless coordination among all concerned departments, Magistrates and venue observers to ensure that the examination is conducted in a free, fair and transparent manner. RTO Jammu, Tehsildars, besides various district officers participated in the meeting.
