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RRC Apprentice Recruitment 2026: 5,349 Vacancies Announced, Apply Online Now

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RRC Apprentice Recruitment 2026: The Western Railway, under the Railway Recruitment Cell (RRC), has released the ITI Apprentice Notification for 2026 on February 18, 2026. A total of 5,349 Apprentice vacancies have been announced under Advertisement No. RRC/WR/04/2025.

Eligible candidates must have passed the 10th grade with a minimum of 50% marks and possess an ITI certificate in the relevant trade. Applications can be submitted online through the official website, www.rrc-wr.com. The application window is now open and will close on March 23, 2026. 

Important Dates 

  • Notification Date: 18 February 2026
  • Start Date to Apply: 21 February 2026
  • Last Date to Apply: 23 March 2026

Eligibility Criteria 

  • Applicants must have passed Matriculation (10th class) under the 10+2 examination system with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from a recognized Board.
  • Applicants must possess an ITI certificate in the relevant trade, affiliated to NCVT.

Age Limit 

  • Applicants must be 15 years of age and must not have attained 24 years of age as on 23/03/2026.
  • SC/ST Candidates: Upper age limit relaxed by 5 years.
  • OBC Candidates: Upper age limit relaxed by 3 years.
  • Persons with Disabilities (PWD): Upper age limit relaxed by 10 years.
  • Ex-Servicemen: The upper age limit is relaxed by an additional 10 years for Ex-Servicemen, plus the length of military service rendered, and an additional 3 years, provided they have completed a minimum of 6 months continuous service in the Defence Forces.

Application Fees 

General / OBC: Rs 100/-

SC / ST / PwBD / Women: No Fee

Stipend

Selected apprentices will undergo 1-year training and receive a stipend as per:

  • Railway Board rules
  • Apprentices Act guidelines

How to apply for RRC Apprentice Recruitment 2026

  1. Visit the official website of the Western Railway recruitment portal (rrc-wr.com).
  2. Check the link to “RRC WR Apprentice Recruitment 2026”.
  3. Complete registration with all the personal and educational documents required.
  4. Upload all the scanned documents and submit the form before the end date, 23 March 2026.
  5. Submit the form, and take a printout of the confirmation for future reference.

Check the Notification details here.

22 IAS, KAS officers Transferred

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22 IAS, KAS officers Transferred

Ashwani Kumar, IAS (AGMUT: 1992), has been posted as Financial Commissioner (Additional Chief Secretary), Power Development Department. He will also hold the additional charge of Administrative Secretary, Mining Department.

Dr. Ashish Chandra Verma, IAS (AGMUT: 1994), Financial Commissioner (ACS), Tourism Department, will also hold the charge of Administrative Secretary, Agriculture Production Department.

Shailendra Kumar, IAS (AGMUT: 1995), has been transferred and posted as Financial Commissioner (ACS), Finance Department.

M. Raju, IAS (AGMUT: 2005), Commissioner/Secretary, GAD, will also hold the additional charge of Administrative Secretary, Health & Medical Education Department.

R. Alice Vaz, IAS (AGMUT: 2005), has been posted as Commissioner/Secretary, Planning, Development and Monitoring Department, and will additionally hold charge of Administrative Secretary, Information Department.

Yasha Mudgal, IAS (AGMUT: 2007), has been transferred as Commissioner/Secretary, Cooperatives Department.

Dr. Shahid Iqbal Choudhary, IAS (AGMUT: 2009), has been posted as Commissioner/Secretary, Youth Services and Sports Department.

Dr. Piyush Singla, IAS (AGMUT: 2012), Secretary, IT Department, will also hold additional charge of Administrative Secretary, Public Grievances Department.

Babila Rakwal, JKAS, has been posted as Commissioner/Secretary, Science and Technology Department.

Anjali Sehrawat, IAS (AGMUT: 2013), has been appointed as Mission Director, Jal Jeevan Mission.

Nidhi Malik, IAS (AGMUT: 2013), has been posted as Inspector General of Registration, J&K.

Owais Ahmed, IAS (AGMUT: 2014), has been posted as Director, Skill Development, J&K.

Dr. Sagar D. Dattatray, IAS (AGMUT: 2014), has been posted as Director, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Kashmir.

Athar Aamir Ul Shafi Khan, IAS (RJ: 2016), has been transferred as Deputy Commissioner, Budgam.

Kumar Abhishek, IAS (AGMUT: 2016), has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, Reasi.

Akriti Sagar, IAS (AGMUT: 2016), has been appointed as Managing Director, National Health Mission, J&K, and will also hold additional charge as Special Secretary, Health & Medical Education Department.

Dr. Bilal Mohiud Din Bhat, IAS (AGMUT: 2017), has been transferred as Deputy Commissioner, Anantnag.

Minga Sherpa, IAS (AGMUT: 2017), has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, Udhampur.

Syeed Fakhrudin Hamid, IAS (AM: 2017), has been transferred as Deputy Commissioner, Baramulla.

Harvinder Singh, IAS (AGMUT: 2019), has been posted as Director, Employment, J&K, and will also hold additional charge as CEO, Mission Youth and Mission Director, Mission YUVA.

Shahzad Alam, IAS (AGMUT: 2019), has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, Kulgam.

Krishan Lal, JKAS, has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner, Doda. (KNC)

JKBOSE Issues Final Phase Notice for Collection of Class 11 Answer Script Xerox Copies

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JKBOSE Issues Final Phase Notice for Collection of Class 11 Answer Script Xerox Copies

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE), Kashmir Division, has issued a final phase circular regarding the collection of Xerox copies of answer scripts for Higher Secondary Examination Part-I (Class 11th), Session Annual Regular 2025 (Nov–Dec).

According to the circular issued by the Secrecy Division, Bemina-Srinagar, all concerned candidates who had applied online for obtaining Xerox copies of their answer scripts up to February 18, 2026, are informed to collect their copies by February 21, 2026.

Collection Details

The Board has directed candidates to collect their Xerox copies from their respective Sub/Branch Board Offices.

  • District Srinagar candidates have been specifically instructed to collect their copies from the Divisional Office Bemina, Secrecy Unit-II (Class 11th).
  • Candidates must ensure they complete the process within the stipulated deadline.

No Claims After Deadline

JKBOSE has clearly stated that no claim for issuance of Xerox copies of answer scripts shall be entertained after February 21, 2026. Candidates are therefore advised to adhere strictly to the timeline to avoid any inconvenience.

The circular has been issued under reference number F (Secrecy-II/B/KD/2026) dated February 20, 2026, by the Assistant Secretary, Secrecy Unit-II, Kashmir Division.

Important Advisory for Students

Students are advised to:

  • Carry valid identification while visiting the board office.
  • Verify office timings before arrival.
  • Avoid waiting until the last day to prevent crowd-related delays.

For further updates, candidates can visit the official JKBOSE website or contact their respective board offices.

Over 32,000 Seek De-Addiction Treatment in J&K Since 2022; Srinagar Tops List at 6100: J&K Govt

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Srinagar, Feb 20: The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Friday informed the Legislative Assembly that more than 32,000 drug abuse patients have been registered across the Union Territory since 2022, with authorities intensifying treatment and rehabilitation measures under ongoing anti-drug initiatives.

Replying to queries by many legislators, the Health and Medical Education Department as per news agency Kashmir News Corner — KNC stated, that a total of 32,517 patients have been enrolled for treatment, including 16,759 in Kashmir division and 15,758 in Jammu division.

As per official data, Srinagar recorded the highest number of cases in Kashmir division with 6,100 registrations, followed by Anantnag (2,157), Kulgam (2,075), Baramulla (1,623), Pulwama (1,312) and Budgam (1,166). Other districts include Bandipora (817), Shopian (713), Kupwara (552) and Ganderbal (244).

In Jammu division, Government Medical College (GMC) Jammu accounted for the highest registrations at 9,806 cases. It was followed by GMC Kathua (1,529), GMC Rajouri (1,227), Udhampur (968), Ramban (577), Doda (566), Poonch (359), Kishtwar (311), Samba (292) and Reasi (123).

The government said de-addiction services are being strengthened under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, with Addiction Treatment Facilities (ATFs) operational in all districts of Kashmir and nine districts of Jammu division. These centres provide both outpatient (OPD) and inpatient (IPD) services for comprehensive treatment.

While de-addiction OPD services are available in all 20 districts of J&K, IPD facilities are functional in all Government Medical Colleges with psychiatrists deployed for specialised care.

The House was further informed that although there is no separate proposal to establish new de-addiction centres in Pulwama and Samba, an existing centre at Bajwani, Tral, caters to Pulwama district, and an ATF has been operational at District Hospital Samba since February 2024.

The government added that awareness drives, community outreach programmes and Panchayat-level monitoring mechanisms are being implemented to identify vulnerable youth and connect them with treatment and rehabilitation services. (KNC)

Mehboob Public High School Srinagar Recruitment 2026: Apply for Teaching & Helper Posts Before 24 February

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Srinagar: Mehboob Public High School, Batamaloo, Srinagar has invited applications for multiple teaching and non-teaching posts for the academic session 2026. Interested and eligible candidates are encouraged to submit their applications with testimonials on or before 24 February 2026.

The school is looking for passionate and dedicated educators who are committed to excellence in teaching and student development.


📌 School Details

  • Institution: Mehboob Public High School
  • Location: Batamaloo, Srinagar
  • Established: 1970
  • Application Deadline: 24 February 2026
  • Application Mode: By mail or in person at the school office

📚 Vacancy Details

Mehboob Public High School has announced vacancies for the following posts:

1. English Teacher

  • Qualification: M.A / B.A, B.Ed (Male/Female)
  • Class to Teach: Secondary

2. Urdu Teacher

  • Qualification: M.A / B.A, B.Ed (Male/Female)
  • Class to Teach: Middle

3. Social Studies Teacher

  • Qualification: M.A / B.A, B.Ed (Male/Female)
  • Class to Teach: Middle

4. Mathematics Teacher

  • Qualification: M.A / B.A, B.Ed (Male/Female)
  • Class to Teach: Middle

5. Islamiyat / Arabic Teacher

  • Qualification: M.A / B.A (Islamic Studies) / B.Ed (Male/Female)
  • Class to Teach: Primary / Middle

6. General Line Teacher (Hindi)

  • Qualification: M.A / B.A, B.Ed (Male/Female)
  • Class to Teach: Primary

7. Helpers (School Mothers)

  • Qualification: Not specified

🎯 Eligibility Criteria

  • Candidates must possess the required academic qualifications mentioned against each post.
  • B.Ed qualification is mandatory for teaching positions.
  • Both male and female candidates are eligible to apply.
  • Experienced candidates will be given preference.

💼 Salary Details

The salary will be offered as per the norms of the institution and will be discussed during the selection process.


📝 How to Apply?

Interested candidates can submit their CV along with relevant testimonials:

  • Through mail at: mphsinst6@gmail.com
  • Or in person at the school office between 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

Applicants must ensure that their applications reach the undersigned office on or before 24 February 2026.


📞 Contact Details

For further information, candidates may contact:

  • 9906594144
  • 9103850603
  • 01942471190

🔎 Why Apply at Mehboob Public High School?

Mehboob Public High School, established in 1970, is a government-recognized institution in Batamaloo, Srinagar. The school has built a reputation for academic excellence and holistic development of students. This recruitment drive provides an excellent opportunity for qualified teachers to become part of a reputed educational institution in Kashmir.


📢 Important Reminder

  • Last date to apply: 24 February 2026
  • Experienced candidates will be preferred.
  • Ensure all testimonials and documents are attached with your application.

Candidates interested in teaching jobs in Srinagar 2026, private school teacher vacancies in Kashmir, or school helper jobs in Batamaloo are advised to apply before the deadline.

62 of 65 AMRUT Projects Under Execution in J&K, None Yet Functional: Govt Tells House

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62 of 65 AMRUT schemes under execution in J&K: Govt informs House

‘No scheme has been made functional yet’

Srinagar, Feb 20: The government on Friday informed the House that 65 Water Supply Schemes have been sanctioned for the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir under AMRUT 2.0, including one scheme for the Sopore constituency.

In response to a query by MLA Irshad Rasool Kar, the Chief Minister, who is also the Minister in charge, told the House, as per the news agency —Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that 62 of the sanctioned schemes are currently at various stages of execution.

The minister further informed that no scheme has been completed or made functional so far, adding that the technical evaluation has been completed for the Water Supply Scheme Sopore and Water Supply Scheme Udhampur Part I.

The Chief Minister also informed that Water Supply Scheme Udhampur Part II and Pokhribal Part II are at the evaluation stage, while the development of the AMRUT Model Pocket 24×7 has been re-tendered.—(KNO)

MBBS/BDS intern stipend enhancement under review: Govt tells House

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Jammu: The Government on Friday informed the House that the proposal for enhancement of stipend for MBBS/BDS interns is presently under examination in the Finance Department.

Replying to a question tabled by MLA Hasnain Masoodi, the Health & Medical Education Department, according to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), said that a committee constituted vide Government Order No. 538-JK(HME) of 2023 had recommended raising the existing stipend from rupees 12,300 per month to rupees 25,000 per month in favour of MBBS/BDS internees.

The government said, recommendations were examined in the department and submitted to the Finance Department for concurrence. It added that the Finance Department had sought clarifications on multiple occasions and conveyed certain observations.

These observations, as per the reply were communicated to the concerned Government Medical Colleges (GMCs), which furnished the required information from time to time. The submissions received were examined and the case has again been forwarded to the Finance Department for consideration.

The government further stated that there is no undue delay in issuance of formal orders and that the department is actively considering the demands of MBBS/BDS internees.—(KNO)

Rs 1,684 Cr Paid for Ring Road Land in J&K, Govt informs House

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Srinagar, Feb 20: The Government on Friday informed the Legislative Assembly that over Rs 1,684 crore in compensation has been released so far for land acquired for Ring Road projects in Jammu and Kashmir.

Replying to a question tabled by MLA Devyani Rana, the Revenue Department, as per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), said the Ring Road in Jammu passes through Jammu and Samba districts, while in Kashmir, the project covers six districts, including Srinagar, Baramulla, Pulwama, Budgam, Ganderbal and Bandipora.

The government said the compensation sharing ratio between NHAI and the UT Government is 90:10.

As per the details provided, they said, in Jammu division, against a total awarded amount of Rs 322.21 crore, an amount of Rs 270.11 crore has been released, while Rs 52.10 crore is pending.

In Kashmir division, out of a total awarded amount of Rs 1,784.49 crore, an amount of Rs 1,514.34 crore has been released, while Rs 270.15 crore remains pending. “The amount disbursed so far stands at Rs 1,450.94 crore, while Rs 63.40 crore is yet to be disbursed,” the reply said.

The government further informed, that compensation cases of several landowners are still pending. In Jammu division, 38 cases in Samba and 112 in Jammu are awaiting disposal due to reasons such as non-deposit of balance funds by the indenting department, litigation, court references and other land-related disputes.

“An amount of Rs 3.73 crore for Jammu district has been uploaded on the Bhoomi Rashi portal.”

They said, in Kashmir division, pending cases include 57 in Srinagar, 7 in Baramulla, 247 in Budgam, 905 in Ganderbal, and 32 in Bandipora and compensation is partly delayed due to litigations and disputes between parties.

It added that an amount of Rs 28.20 crore has been deposited before the High Court of J&K in connection with title disputes between landowners and the Custodian Department. “The compensation in dispute-free cases is being disbursed regularly through the Bhoomi Rashi portal,” the government said.—(KNO)

DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026: Check Eligibility, Documents Required– Apply Before 28 February

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DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026: Get Up to 100% Tuition Fee Waiver – Apply Before 28 February

The DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026 is a golden opportunity for aspiring development professionals who wish to pursue a Postgraduate Diploma in Development Management (PGDM-DM). Offered by the prestigious Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna, this scholarship aims to support talented and deserving students by providing up to 100% tuition fee waiver.

If you are planning to build a career in development management, public policy, social entrepreneurship, rural development, or the NGO sector, this scholarship can significantly reduce your financial burden while helping you gain a high-quality management education.

The last date to apply is 28 February 2026, and applications are accepted in online mode only.


About Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna

The Development Management Institute (DMI) is a premier institution located in Patna, Bihar, dedicated to offering management education with a focus on development and social impact. The institute is known for:

  • Academic excellence in development studies
  • Strong industry and NGO partnerships
  • Experiential learning approach
  • Focus on rural and inclusive growth

The PGDM in Development Management prepares students to work in sectors such as:

  • NGOs and international development agencies
  • Government and public policy organizations
  • CSR divisions of corporates
  • Social enterprises and grassroots organizations

The DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026 ensures that financial constraints do not prevent deserving candidates from accessing this unique academic opportunity.


DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026 – Overview

Here’s a quick overview of the scholarship details:

  • Scholarship Name: DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026
  • Institution: Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna
  • Course: Postgraduate Diploma in Development Management (PGDM-DM)
  • Reward: Up to 100% tuition fee waiver
  • Last Date to Apply: 28-02-2026
  • Application Mode: Online
  • Short URL: www.b4s.in/ksa/PGDM1

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must carefully review the eligibility requirements before applying.

Educational Qualification

Applicants must:

  • Hold a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline
  • Have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks
  • SC/ST/Differently Abled candidates must have at least 45% aggregate marks
  • Degree must be from a UGC or AICTE recognised/deemed institute

Entrance Exam Requirement

Applicants must obtain a valid score in any of the following exams:

  • CAT 2025
  • XAT 2026
  • GMAT (2022–2026)
  • CMAT 2026
  • MAT (September 2025 or later)

A valid and competitive score in these exams is mandatory for admission consideration.

Final Year Students

Final year undergraduate students are also eligible to apply, provided they:

  • Complete all final year examinations by 21 June 2026

This flexibility allows graduating students to secure their admission and scholarship opportunity without delay.


Scholarship Benefits: Up to 100% Tuition Fee Waiver

One of the biggest attractions of the DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026 is the generous financial support.

Selected candidates can receive:

  • Partial tuition fee waiver
  • Up to 100% tuition fee waiver

The exact scholarship amount may depend on:

  • Academic performance
  • Entrance exam score
  • Financial background
  • Overall merit

This financial aid makes it easier for talented students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds to pursue professional management education.


Why Choose PGDM in Development Management?

Unlike conventional MBA programs, PGDM in Development Management focuses on creating leaders who work for social change.

Career Opportunities After PGDM-DM

Graduates can work in:

  • International NGOs
  • United Nations agencies
  • Government development departments
  • CSR wings of multinational companies
  • Rural development organizations
  • Impact consulting firms

This program is ideal for candidates who want to combine management skills with social responsibility.


Important Dates

Applicants must keep track of the following deadline:

  • Last Date to Apply: 28 February 2026

It is strongly recommended to complete the application process well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues.


How to Apply for DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026?

The application process is simple and completely online.

Step-by-Step Application Process:

  1. Visit the official application link:
    👉 www.b4s.in/ksa/PGDM1
  2. Register using your valid email ID and mobile number.
  3. Fill out the online application form carefully.
  4. Upload required documents such as:
    • Academic certificates
    • Entrance exam scorecard
    • Identity proof
    • Category certificate (if applicable)
  5. Submit the application before 28-02-2026.

Make sure all details are accurate to avoid rejection.


Documents Required

Applicants should keep the following documents ready:

  • Graduation mark sheets and certificates
  • Entrance exam scorecard (CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT/MAT)
  • Identity proof (Aadhaar/PAN/Passport, etc.)
  • Category certificate (if applicable)
  • Disability certificate (if applicable)
  • Passport-size photograph

Proper documentation ensures smooth verification during the selection process.


Selection Process

The selection for the DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026 is likely to be based on:

  • Academic performance
  • Entrance exam score
  • Personal interview (if applicable)
  • Overall merit

Meeting eligibility criteria does not guarantee selection. Candidates are advised to present strong academic and entrance test credentials.


Who Should Apply?

You should apply if you:

  • Want to build a career in development and social impact
  • Have strong academic records
  • Possess a valid CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT/MAT score
  • Are looking for financial support for PGDM studies
  • Are passionate about working in rural or social sectors

The scholarship is particularly beneficial for students from economically weaker backgrounds who wish to pursue management education.


Key Highlights at a Glance

  • Open to graduates from any discipline
  • Accepts multiple national-level entrance exams
  • Final year students eligible
  • Up to 100% tuition fee waiver
  • Online application process
  • Deadline: 28 February 2026

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the last date to apply for DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026?

The last date to apply is 28 February 2026.

2. Is CAT compulsory for this scholarship?

No. Applicants can submit scores from CAT, XAT, GMAT, CMAT, or MAT (as specified).

3. Can final year students apply?

Yes, final year UG students can apply if they complete exams by 21 June 2026.

4. What is the maximum scholarship amount?

Selected students can receive up to 100% tuition fee waiver.

The DMI Patna PGDM Scholarship 2026 is an excellent opportunity for graduates aiming to pursue a meaningful career in development management. With financial assistance of up to 100% tuition fee waiver, this scholarship removes major financial barriers and allows students to focus entirely on their academic and professional growth.

If you meet the eligibility criteria and aspire to become a development leader, do not miss this opportunity. Submit your online application before 28 February 2026 and take the first step toward a rewarding and impactful career.

👉 Apply Now: www.b4s.in/ksa/PGDM1

JKBOSE Issues Important Instructions for SSE & HSP-I, HSP-II Annual Regular 2026 Exams – Summer Zone Jammu Division

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JKBOSE Issues Important Instructions for SSE & HSP-I, HSP-II Annual Regular 2026 Exams – Summer Zone Jammu Division

Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE), Jammu Division, has issued a detailed set of Important Instructions for the smooth and fair conduct of the upcoming SSE (Class 10) and HSP-I/HSP-II (Class 11 & 12) Annual Regular 2026 examinations for the Summer Zone of Jammu Division.

The notification, issued by the Joint Secretary (Examinations), emphasizes strict adherence to guidelines by all supervisory staff, including Superintendents, Deputy Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents, and Invigilators. The instructions are aimed at ensuring transparency, discipline, and the proper handling of confidential examination material.

In this comprehensive article, we break down the key highlights of the JKBOSE instructions, what they mean for examination centres, and how these guidelines will impact students appearing in the Annual Regular 2026 exams.


Purpose of the JKBOSE Instructions

The Board has clearly stated that the instructions are being implemented:

  • To ensure fair and smooth conduct of examinations
  • To avoid any inconvenience during exams and evaluation
  • To prevent malpractice or irregularities
  • To maintain confidentiality of examination materials
  • To streamline answer sheet packaging and submission procedures

With board examinations being a crucial milestone in a student’s academic journey, JKBOSE has reinforced the importance of discipline, vigilance, and accountability at every examination centre.


Key Instructions Issued by JKBOSE for 2026 Exams

Below are the major directives that all supervisory staff must follow during the SSE/HSP-I/HSP-II Annual Regular 2026 examinations:

1. Strict Adherence to Date Sheet & Confidential Material Collection

Superintendents have been directed to:

  • Carefully go through the official JKBOSE date sheet.
  • Collect confidential examination materials from the concerned Police Stations on each examination day.
  • Ensure that there is no wrong opening of confidential material.

This step is critical to prevent question paper leaks, unauthorized access, or any procedural lapses. The Board has emphasized that the opening of confidential packets must strictly follow official timing protocols.


2. Reporting Time for Supervisory Staff

The JKBOSE notification clearly states that:

  • All supervisory staff must report to their respective examination centres at least one hour before the commencement of the examination.

Early reporting ensures:

  • Proper arrangement of seating plans
  • Verification of exam materials
  • Smooth entry of candidates
  • Prevention of last-minute chaos

Timely presence of staff members helps maintain discipline and ensures that the examination begins as scheduled.


3. Mandatory Checking of Admit Cards and IDs

Before allowing candidates to enter the examination hall:

  • Admit cards must be checked carefully.
  • Student identification must be verified.

This measure ensures that only eligible and registered candidates appear in the exam. It also reduces the risk of impersonation or unauthorized entry into the exam hall.

Students are therefore advised to carry:

  • Original admit card issued by JKBOSE
  • Valid school or government-issued photo ID (if required)

Failure to present proper documentation may lead to denial of entry.


4. Ensuring a Quiet and Distraction-Free Environment

The Board has instructed supervisory staff to:

  • Maintain a calm, quiet, and distraction-free environment.
  • Keep a vigilant eye on examinees.
  • Prevent any malpractice during the examination.
  • Remain alert but not intrusive.

This instruction balances strict supervision with a student-friendly approach. Invigilators are expected to be firm yet professional, ensuring students can focus without unnecessary pressure.

Malpractices such as:

  • Use of unfair means
  • Possession of electronic devices
  • Passing chits
  • Communication between candidates

Will attract strict action as per JKBOSE rules.


5. Verification of Roll Numbers and Answer Script Details

Supervisory staff must ensure that students:

  • Correctly write their Roll Numbers
  • Mention the correct Series
  • Fill all required particulars on the answer scripts

Errors in roll number or series can create complications during evaluation. Hence, this step is crucial to avoid result discrepancies or delays.

Students should double-check:

  • Roll number
  • Subject code
  • Paper series
  • Signature where required

Even a small mistake can cause administrative issues, so careful attention is advised.


6. Major Change: Packing of Answer Sheets

One of the most important highlights of the notification is the new instruction regarding answer sheet packing.

JKBOSE has directed that:

All answer sheets must be packed subject-wise and roll number-wise, instead of series-wise.

This procedural change aims to streamline the evaluation process and reduce confusion at the time of checking and dispatch.

Proper packaging will:

  • Facilitate easier sorting during evaluation
  • Reduce administrative errors
  • Ensure quicker processing of results

Supervisory staff have been instructed to strictly comply with this guideline and consign/deliver the material accordingly.


7. Immediate Reporting of Irregularities

In case any irregularity is noticed inside the examination hall, the supervisory staff must:

  • Inform the examination authorities immediately.

Irregularities may include:

  • Malpractice attempts
  • Disturbances
  • Late delivery of confidential material
  • Unauthorized access
  • Administrative discrepancies

Immediate reporting ensures swift corrective action and prevents larger complications.


What These Instructions Mean for Students

Although the notification is primarily directed at supervisory staff, students must also understand its implications.

1. Reach Exam Centre Early

Students should reach the examination centre at least 30–45 minutes before the exam to:

  • Avoid stress
  • Complete identity verification
  • Settle comfortably before the exam begins

2. Carry Required Documents

Do not forget:

  • JKBOSE Admit Card
  • Necessary stationery
  • Any permitted documents

Electronic gadgets such as mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators (if not permitted), and Bluetooth devices are strictly prohibited.

3. Follow Examination Discipline

Students should:

  • Avoid communication with others
  • Focus on their own answer sheets
  • Carefully fill in required details
  • Follow invigilator instructions

Maintaining discipline ensures a stress-free examination experience.


Importance of Fair Examination Conduct

Board examinations like SSE (Class 10) and HSP-I/HSP-II (Class 11 & 12) are critical for:

  • Academic progression
  • College admissions
  • Competitive examinations
  • Scholarship opportunities

Any irregularity or malpractice can not only impact an individual student but also compromise the credibility of the entire examination system.

JKBOSE’s proactive steps reflect its commitment to:

  • Transparency
  • Academic integrity
  • Student welfare
  • Efficient evaluation processes

JKBOSE Annual Regular 2026 – Summer Zone Overview

The Annual Regular 2026 examinations for the Summer Zone of Jammu Division cover:

  • Secondary School Examination (SSE) – Class 10
  • Higher Secondary Part I (HSP-I) – Class 11
  • Higher Secondary Part II (HSP-II) – Class 12

Thousands of students across Jammu Division are expected to appear in these examinations. Given the scale of operations, coordination between schools, examination centres, supervisory staff, and JKBOSE authorities is essential.


Administrative Accountability Strengthened

The notification also includes copies forwarded to:

  • Joint Secretary Secrecy (JD)
  • Deputy Secretary ITSS, Jammu Division
  • Assistant Secretaries/Incharge Officers of Sub/Branch Offices
  • Heads of concerned institutions
  • Office of the Chairman/Secretary

This indicates that the Board has ensured accountability at multiple administrative levels, reinforcing transparency in examination conduct.


How This Impacts Result Processing

The shift to packing answer sheets subject-wise and roll number-wise is expected to:

  • Improve evaluation efficiency
  • Reduce chances of misplacement
  • Minimize clerical errors
  • Speed up result declaration

Students and parents can therefore expect a more streamlined post-examination process.


Final Advisory for Students & Schools

As JKBOSE Annual Regular 2026 exams approach, here are some final reminders:

For Schools:

  • Brief all supervisory staff thoroughly.
  • Conduct pre-exam meetings.
  • Ensure proper seating arrangements.
  • Verify documentation procedures.

For Students:

  • Revise thoroughly.
  • Follow all rules strictly.
  • Avoid last-minute panic.
  • Fill answer sheets carefully.

Board examinations are not just tests of knowledge but also of discipline and preparation.

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE), Jammu Division, has taken comprehensive measures to ensure the smooth and fair conduct of the SSE and HSP-I/HSP-II Annual Regular 2026 examinations in the Summer Zone.

From strict reporting timelines and admit card verification to updated answer sheet packaging procedures, the Board has reinforced its commitment to maintaining the integrity of the examination process.

Students, schools, and supervisory staff must cooperate fully and adhere to these instructions in letter and spirit to ensure a hassle-free examination experience.

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