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KATHUA: Deputy Commissioner Kathua, Rajesh Sharma, today reviewed the arrangements for the smooth and fair conduct of the upcoming JKSSB written examination for the post of Accounts Assistant here at a meeting held in the Conference Hall, DC Office Complex.
The examination is scheduled to be held on November 15, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, with a total of 8,729 candidates expected to appear at 23 examination centres established across the district.
The Deputy Commissioner held detailed discussions with the concerned officers regarding the arrangements being put in place to ensure the seamless conduct of the examination. The meeting reviewed key aspects, including drinking water facilities, uninterrupted power supply, seating arrangements and security deployment. It was informed that the examination will be conducted under CCTV surveillance, with videography arrangements in place at all examination centres to ensure transparency and maintain the integrity of the examination process.
The Deputy Commissioner stressed the importance of close coordination among all stakeholders and directed the designated officers to discharge their assigned responsibilities efficiently to ensure the smooth, transparent and fair conduct of the examination. He also impressed upon them to strictly adhere to the prescribed JKSSB guidelines and examination protocols.
It was informed that entry to the examination centres will commence two hours before the examination. The candidates have been advised to reach their respective examination centres well in advance to complete the necessary entry and verification formalities without any inconvenience.
The Police Department was directed to ensure adequate security arrangements, including proper frisking and deployment of personnel at all examination centres, to maintain a secure and orderly environment throughout the examination process.
Among others, ADC Kathua Sachin Jamwal, Overall District Observer for Kathua Simarjeet Singh (JKSSB), ASP Sunil Kesar, RTO Surinder Sharma, DTO Jivtesh Singh, DIO Gurpreet Singh, besides other concerned officers, were present in the meeting.
