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Govt Tightens Noose on Coaching Centres in Kashmir, Enforces Strict Regulations and Transparency Rules

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Govt Tightens Noose on Coaching Centres in Kashmir, Enforces Strict Regulations and Transparency Rules

Govt Tightens Noose on Coaching Centres in Kashmir, Enforces Strict Regulations

Srinagar, Dec 6: The government has tightened the noose on coaching centres across Kashmir by issuing a fresh set of strict compliance rules. Under the new directives, institutes must disclose fee structures, publish faculty details, obtain safety clearances and ensure several mandatory facilities.

Sources in Education Department told the news agency Kashmir News Trust that coaching centres must fulfil a series of mandatory conditions. These include publishing class-wise and subject-wise fee structures, and separately publishing the academic and professional qualifications of all faculty members in leading Kashmir-based newspapers. The intention, sources said, is to increase transparency for students and parents.

Each Coaching Centre is required to submit building safety and fire safety certificates, along with the latest character and antecedent certificates of proprietors from the Police Department. An affidavit attested by a First Class Judicial Magistrate must also be provided, affirming that no government employee is engaged as faculty in any coaching centre.

Further, the coaching centres must be fully electrified, well-ventilated, and equipped with adequate lighting in all classrooms. They must ensure access to safe drinking water, install CCTV surveillance where necessary, and maintain required security measures. Coaching Institutes are also instructed to place a complaint box or register on their premises to facilitate the resolution of student grievances.

Additional directions include the provision of separate toilets for male and female students, and a compulsory reservation of 10 percent intake capacity for students belonging to BPL, orphaned, or destitute categories. [KNT]

CBSE Recruitment 2025: 124 Group A, B & C Vacancies — Full Details & How to Apply

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CBSE Recruitment 2025: 124 Group A, B & C Vacancies — Full Details & How to Apply

CBSE Recruitment 2025: 124 Group A, B & C Vacancies — Full Details & How to Apply

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has kicked off its 2025 recruitment drive for non-teaching posts across Group A, B and C, announcing a total of 124 vacancies under the Advertisement No. CBSE/Rectt.Cell/14(88)/2025.

What Posts Are On Offer?

The 124 vacancies cover a variety of roles across different groups:

Post Name (Group)Vacancy Count
Assistant Secretary (Group A)08
Assistant Professor & Assistant Director (Academics) (Group A)12
Assistant Professor & Assistant Director (Training) (Group A)08
Assistant Professor & Assistant Director (Skill Education) (Group A)07
Accounts Officer (Group A)02
Superintendent (Group B)27
Junior Translation Officer (Group B)09
Junior Accountant (Group C)16
Junior Assistant (Group C)35

Total: 124 Posts

Key Dates & Application Window

  • Notification Date: 02 December 2025
  • Application Start Date: 02 December 2025
  • Last Date to Apply: 22 December 2025 (11:59 PM)

Candidates must complete their application and fee payment by this deadline.

Eligibility: Educational Qualifications & Age Limits

Eligibility criteria differ by post. Some key requirements from the official notification include:

Group A (e.g. Assistant Secretary, Assistant Professor/Director, Accounts Officer)

  • Assistant Secretary: Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university.
  • Assistant Professor & Assistant Director (Academics / Training / Skill Education): Post-graduate degree with required marks (as per notification).
  • Accounts Officer: Bachelor’s degree with subjects like Economics/Commerce/Finance/Accounts/Business Studies (or equivalent). Experience in investment/fund management or audit may be required.

Age Limit (as on 22-12-2025): Up to 35 years for some posts.

Group B (e.g. Superintendent, Junior Translation Officer)

  • Superintendent: Bachelor’s degree + working knowledge of computers (MS Office, database handling).
  • Junior Translation Officer: Master’s degree in Hindi or English (or equivalent) with translation skills / diploma or experience in translation.

Age Limit: Around 30 years (varies by post).

Group C (Junior Accountant, Junior Assistant)

  • Junior Accountant: 12th class (or equivalent) with Commerce/Business Studies/Accountancy/related subject, plus typing speed of 35 w.p.m in English or 30 w.p.m in Hindi.
  • Junior Assistant: 12th class or equivalent, with typing speed requirement (35 w.p.m English / 30 w.p.m Hindi) on computer.

Age Limit: Up to 27 years for many Group C posts.

⚠️ Age relaxations will apply as per Government of India rules for SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/PwBD/Ex-servicemen candidates.

Selection Process & Mode of Recruitment

The selection varies by post group, but the general pattern is:

  • Group A Posts:
    • Tier-1: MCQ-based screening exam
    • Tier-2: Objective type + Descriptive written main exam
    • Interview (for certain posts)
  • Group B & C Posts:
    • Tier-1: MCQ (OMR-based) exam
    • Tier-2: Objective / Descriptive written exam (where applicable)
    • Typing / Skill Test (as required) — e.g. for Junior Assistant, Junior Accountant & Superintendent, typing speed is qualifying criteria.
    • Final document verification & medical exam (as per rules)

Application Fee

Category (Unreserved / OBC / EWS)SC / ST / PwBD / Ex-Servicemen / Women / Board Employees
₹ 1,750 (for Group A)₹ 250 (processing fee)
₹ 1,050 (for Group B & C)₹ 250 (processing fee)

Payment can be made through online modes such as debit/credit cards, net banking, UPI, etc.

Where Can You Be Posted?

Selected candidates may be posted at any of the offices or regional centers under CBSE across India. The posting location depends on vacancy availability and discretion of CBSE.

Why This Recruitment Matters

  • Diverse Opportunities: With roles spanning from administrative and clerical to academic and translation services, candidates from varied educational backgrounds — 12th pass to post-graduates — have a chance.
  • Nationwide Placement: CBSE is a national-level board, so selections may lead to postings across different states — offering exposure and mobility.
  • Transparent Process: The detailed notification clearly lists eligibility, selection stages, fee, and other instructions — helping aspirants plan and prepare accordingly.
  • Government Job Stability: Working with CBSE provides the benefits, job security and prestige associated with central government service.

✅ Important Tips for Applicants

  1. Download & Read the Notification PDF carefully — understand eligibility, post-wise requirements, and selected age cut-off dates. (PDF link repeated below for convenience.)
  2. Check Age Limit & Relaxation rules if you belong to reserved categories.
  3. Prepare Required Documents & Scans — photograph, signature, certificates, typing proof (if applicable).
  4. Ensure Typing Speed — for posts like Junior Assistant, Junior Accountant, Superintendent: typing speed on computer is mandatory and must be demonstrated.
  5. Apply Before 22 December 2025 11:59 PM, and don’t wait for last minute to avoid server-load or payment failures.
  6. Keep Track of Admit Cards / Exam Dates via official website.

🔗 Quick Access Links

The CBSE’s 2025 non-teaching recruitment drive offers a golden opportunity for eligible candidates seeking stable government employment in education administration. With 124 vacancies across Group A, B, and C — from junior clerical roles to higher administrative or academic-support positions — the drive accommodates a wide range of qualifications.

If you’re considering applying, make sure to download and review the official notification, check your eligibility, and apply online before the deadline (22 Dec 2025).

Best wishes if you decide to apply — and if you like, I can also help you draft a step-by-step application checklist to make sure you don’t miss anything.

Dry Weather Triggers Rise in Respiratory Problems: Dr Naveed Nazir

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Dry Weather Triggers Rise in Respiratory Problems: Dr Naveed Nazir

Dry weather triggers rise in respiratory problems: Dr Naveed Nazir

Srinagar, Dec 5: Pulmonologist Dr Naveed Nazir Shah on Friday said that the current dry weather in Kashmir is contributing to a rise in respiratory problems, including eye, nasal and throat irritation, coughing, breathing difficulty and chest tightness.

Talking to Kashmir News Service(KNS), he said the absence of rain and snow keeps pollutants suspended in the air.

These particles mix with fog during cloudy mornings, creating smog, which increases risks for people with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and causes irritation in the nose and throat.

Dr Shah said short-term effects of poor air quality include eye, nasal and throat irritation, coughing, breathing difficulty and chest tightness.

He added that prolonged exposure to pollutants may lead to neurological issues, higher cancer risk and complications during pregnancy.

He said snowfall or rainfall helps settle particulate matter and improves air quality, but natural relief alone cannot be relied upon.

He called for societal awareness and strong government action to reduce pollution levels.
Dr Shah advised high-risk individuals, including the elderly, to avoid venturing outdoors in cold or polluted conditions.

He said those who must go out should wear masks or cover their faces to limit exposure to airborne pollutants.-(KNS)

J&K Gets New 379 MBBS and 118 PG Seats for 2025–26: GoI

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J&K Gets New 379 MBBS and 118 PG Seats for 2025–26: GoI

J&K gets new 379 MBBS, 118 PG seats for 2025-26: GoI

Srinagar, Dec 05: The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that the National Medical Commission (NMC) Friday said that Jammu and Kashmir has been allotted one new medical college along with 379 MBBS seats and 118 postgraduate seats for the academic session 2025–26.

As per official figures submitted in the Lok Sabha, the ministry, as per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), has approved the expansion of medical educational institutes and seats across the country. “The fresh allocation places J&K among the states and Union Territories that witnessed an increase in both undergraduate and postgraduate medical intake this year.”

Stating the breakup wise figures, the ministry said that J&K’s newly sanctioned seat capacity comes as part of 44 new medical colleges and 11,732 UG seats added nationwide for the upcoming academic session.

Officials further said the approvals were processed by the Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARB) after evaluating proposals as per NMC’s Minimum Standard Requirements, which include mandatory teaching hospital infrastructure, bed strength, diagnostic facilities, skill labs, hostels, libraries, and other academic components.

The ministry during the session further highlighted that under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) for establishing new medical colleges attached to district hospitals, Baramulla and Kupwara are among the J&K’s aspirational districts that are eligible for priority consideration, while Rajouri falls under tribal district categorisation—(KNO)

JKPSC Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC), Foundation Course (FC) & J&K SATC 2025 – Last Date Extended: New Deadline Announced

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JKPSC Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC), Foundation Course (FC) & J&K SATC 2025 – Last Date Extended: New Deadline Announced

JKPSC Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC), Foundation Course (FC) & J&K SATC 2025 – Last Date Extended: New Deadline Announced

Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) has issued an important notification for aspirants of the Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC), Foundation Course (FC), and J&K Secretariat Assistant Course (SATC) for the Departmental Examination 2025. The official notice, dated 05 December 2025, confirms a major update that will benefit hundreds of candidates who were unable to submit their application forms earlier.

💥 JKPSC has extended the last date for filling the online application forms up to 12 December 2025 (Friday).

Candidates who are preparing for departmental services in Jammu and Kashmir and could not apply earlier now have a chance to register before the new deadline. The extension is applicable to:

  • Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC)
  • Foundation Course (FC)
  • J&K Secretariat Assistant Course (SATC)
    (Part of the Departmental Examination 2025)

📌 Official Notification Highlight

As per the official notice issued by JKPSC:

“The last date for filling up the online application forms for Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC), Foundation Course (FC) & J&K Secretariat Assistant Course (Departmental Examination 2025) is hereby extended up to 12.12.2025 (Friday).”

The commission also clarified that all other terms and conditions mentioned in the Advertisement Notification dated 20.05.2025 shall remain unchanged.

🔗 Official PDF Notification

Candidates can check the full PDF notification issued by JKPSC using the link below.

📚 Courses Mentioned in the Notification

1. Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC)

The SAC course is one of the major qualifying courses for candidates working in various government departments. It is designed to prepare officials for Secretariat-level working and responsibilities.

2. Foundation Course (FC)

The Foundation Course is meant for government employees who recently joined and must undergo skill-building training to understand administrative functioning, rules, regulations, and office procedures.

3. J&K Secretariat Assistant Course (SATC)

This course is offered specially for candidates aspiring to handle Secretariat-level duties in the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. It is a mandatory qualification in many positions under the civil services cadre.

🕒 New Important Dates (Revised)

EventDate
Notification Date05 December 2025
Last Date to Submit Online Applications12 December 2025
Exam TypeDepartmental Examination 2025
Courses IncludedSAC, FC, SATC
Issued ByJKPSC, Srinagar

📝 Eligibility Criteria

Although no changes in eligibility were announced in the extension notice, the eligibility criteria remain the same as per the previous JKPSC Advertisement Notice dated 20 May 2025.

General requirements include:

✔ The applicant must be a permanent resident/employee of Jammu and Kashmir in a relevant department.
✔ Must fall under categories prescribed in the original notification.
✔ Must be a government employee working under eligible cadres as mentioned in the earlier notice.

📌 Candidates are advised to carefully recheck the original advertisement for eligibility details.

🌐 How to Apply Online for SAC, FC & SATC Departmental Exam 2025

Follow the steps given below to fill the online application form before 12 December 2025:

🔹 Visit the official JKPSC website: www.jkpsc.nic.in
🔹 Click on the Departmental Examination section.
🔹 Select the course (SAC, FC, or SATC) for which you want to apply.
🔹 Carefully fill in the required personal and departmental details.
🔹 Upload required documents (as per notification).
🔹 Pay the application fee online.
🔹 Submit the form and download/print the confirmation page for future use.

💡 Tip: Always double-check personal details and documents before final submission.

💰 Application Fee

The fee structure remains unchanged as per the advertisement issued in May 2025. The fee must be paid online during form submission on the JKPSC portal.

❗ Why This Extension Matters?

The extension provides relief to government employees and aspirants who:

  • Missed applying due to workload
  • Faced technical issues
  • Needed additional time for document preparation
  • Were awaiting departmental approval

👨‍💼 Since these examinations are crucial for departmental promotions and career growth, getting additional time to apply is a major advantage.

📌 Important Instructions for Candidates

🔸 The extension is only for form submission — no changes in rules or eligibility.
🔸 All candidates must read the detailed advertisement notification before applying.
🔸 Application form corrections are subject to JKPSC rules only.
🔸 Candidates must regularly check the JKPSC website for updates on examination dates, schedule, and syllabus.

📍 Contact Information

For queries and detailed support, candidates can reach JKPSC at:

The JKPSC Secretariat Assistant Course (SAC), Foundation Course (FC) & SATC Departmental Examination 2025 plays an important role in shaping administrative careers of government employees in Jammu & Kashmir. With the application deadline now extended till 12 December 2025, candidates should utilize this opportunity to register without delay.

⏳ Don’t wait till the last day — complete your application early!

🔗 Download PDF Notification (Official JKPSC Link)

👉 click here

JKBOPEE BAMS/BUMS Selection List 2025 Released for AIQ & MQ Seats

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JKBOPEE BAMS/BUMS Selection List 2025 Released for AIQ & MQ Seats

JKBOPEE BAMS/BUMS Selection List 2025 Released for AIQ & MQ Seats | Download PDF Now

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (JKBOPEE) has officially released the Provisional Selection List for BAMS/BUMS Courses 2025 for All India Quota (AIQ) and Management Quota (MQ) in private medical colleges across the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. The selection list has been published after the Board invited fresh applications through Notification No. 186-BOPEE of 2025 dated 01-12-2025.

Students who applied for BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) or BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine & Surgery) under AIQ or Management Quota can now check their provisional selection status and proceed with further admission formalities.

What the Notification Says?

According to Notification No. 194-BOPEE of 2025 dated 05-12-2025, JKBOPEE has allotted candidates to various private colleges offering AYUSH courses across Jammu & Kashmir. This list includes candidates selected under the All India Quota as well as Management Quota seats.

Candidates selected provisionally are required to complete admission formalities within the specified timeline, failing which their candidature may be cancelled and the seat offered to another deserving student.

Important Dates to Remember

ActivityTimeline
Reporting at Allotted College06-12-2025 to 07-12-2025 (till 4:30 PM)
Submission of Shortfall by CollegesUp to 07-12-2025 (till 5:00 PM)

⏳ Candidates must report with original documents on time. Late reporting is not accepted under any circumstances.

Documents Required for BAMS/BUMS Admission 2025

Selected candidates must report to their allotted colleges with the following original documents:

Mandatory Documents

  1. Domicile Certificate / Resident Certificate
  2. 12th Class Marks Card
  3. Date of Birth Certificate (10th Class Marks Card issued by the Board)
  4. Category Certificate (if applicable)
  5. NEET 2025 Score Card

📌 The college may ask for additional documents if required.

Admission Rules & Important Instructions

The notification clearly highlights certain rules and obligations that students must follow:

✔️ Genuineness of Documents

  • Admission is purely provisional.
  • If any certificate/details are found fake or fabricated, the admission will be cancelled immediately, and legal action may follow.

✔️ Concealment of Information

  • If a candidate hides any information, their admission will be cancelled.
  • A fine or penalty may be imposed by the Board.

✔️ College Responsibilities

  • Colleges must:
    • Verify eligibility and document authenticity.
    • Keep admission counters open even on holidays or off-days to avoid delays.
    • Submit seat shortfall details to JKBOPEE before the deadline.

✔️ Seat Shortfall & Additional Allotment

  • If seats remain vacant after the deadline, they will be filled from the merit list of already submitted applications under Notification No. 186-BOPEE dated 01-12-2025.

Why This Notification is Important for NEET Aspirants?

This notification opens an additional admission window for aspiring doctors who could not secure seats in the initial counselling. BAMS/BUMS courses provide a professional medical career in Ayurveda & Unani systems and are in high demand globally due to increasing preference for traditional health systems.

Students who missed MBBS/BDS admissions through NEET often choose these courses as an excellent alternative with strong career scope. Hence, this provisional list offers a valuable opportunity to pursue a medical profession in AYUSH.

Top Tips for Selected Candidates

🔎 Verify your documents properly before reaching the college.
🕓 Don’t wait for the last day; admission counters may get crowded.
📌 Always obtain a fee receipt & admission slip after document verification.
📧 Ensure the college sent shortfall data to JKBOPEE on time, if applicable.

Scope of BAMS/BUMS Courses in J&K

In recent years, the Government of India has promoted AYUSH education and healthcare services across the nation. Jammu & Kashmir has witnessed the expansion of Ayurvedic and Unani facilities, creating more opportunities for students pursuing BAMS/BUMS courses.

Career Opportunities After BAMS/BUMS

  • Government AYUSH hospitals
  • Private clinics & healthcare centres
  • Medical research organizations
  • AYUSH product manufacturing companies
  • Academic teaching positions
  • Wellness tourism & alternative medicine centres

How to Check Your Selection Status?

Follow these steps to view the JKBOPEE provisional selection list:

Steps to Download:

  1. Visit the official website: www.jkbopee.gov.in
  2. Navigate to Notifications → AYUSH / BAMS/BUMS Section
  3. Click on the latest PDF link:
    👉 https://www.jkbopee.gov.in/Pdf/Downloader.ashx?nid=17341&type=n
  4. Search for your Roll Number / NEET Rank / Name in the list.

💡 Keep a printed copy of the PDF for future reference.

Final Words

The JKBOPEE BAMS/BUMS Provisional Selection List 2025 provides a major admission opportunity for NEET 2025 qualified candidates who wish to pursue a career in Ayurvedic or Unani medical sciences. Students are strongly advised to complete their admission formalities on time and verify all documents carefully.

🔗 Download PDF & Check Your Selection Now
👉 Click here

For more updates on JKBOPEE admission news, NEET counselling, result notifications, and government recruitment, stay connected with us!

34 Schools Found Violating MDM Norms; 2 Teachers Suspended

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34 Schools Found Violating MDM Norms; 2 Teachers Suspended

34 Schools Found Violating MDM Norms; 2 Teachers Suspended in Rajouri

CEO Rajouri Withholds Salaries, Seeks Explanations After Surprise Inspection Reveals Major Lapses

Srinagar, Dec 5: In a major administrative action, the Chief Education Officer (CEO) Rajouri has suspended two teachers, withheld salaries of staff from 11 schools, and issued strict notices to 34 schools after a district-wide inspection exposed serious lapses in the implementation of the Mid-Day Meal (MDM) scheme and academic performance.

According to the order issued by the CEO Rajouri as per news agency Kashmir News Corner — KNC, a team of senior officers conducted surprise inspections across 200 schools on December 3, 2025, to assess punctuality, work culture, and the serving of cooked Mid-Day Meals.

The inspection revealed that 34 schools, listed in Annexure-A, failed to serve Mid-Day Meals as per the approved menu, raising concerns about compliance and student welfare.

Additionally, 11 schools, listed in Annexure-B, demonstrated poor academic performance. Notably, 7 of these schools also failed to serve the Mid-Day Meal as per norms, while in 2 schools, the meal was not cooked at all.

In another serious violation, the report states that two teachers Farnaz Kouser (PS Dhara Pathana) and Mohammad Altaf (PS Namble Kalyan) left their respective schools after marking attendance, without informing the concerned Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO).

Following the findings, the CEO Rajouri ordered the following measures, Immediate Suspension of Farnaz Kouser, Teacher, PS Dhara Pathana. Mohammad Altaf, Teacher, PS Namble Kalyan, order reads.

Both have been placed under suspension and attached to HS Lower Bhangai and HS Kallar, respectively.

Salary Withheld, The salaries of all masters and teachers from the 11 academically weak schools (Annexure-B) have been withheld for December 2025, pending tangible improvement in academics and MDM implementation.

Explanations Sought, All staff from the 34 schools listed in Annexure-A have been directed to submit written explanations through their respective DDOs within two days, failing which strict disciplinary action will be initiated.

The CEO has warned that any further negligence will invite “strict action under rules, without any further notice.” (KNC)

JKSSB Releases Provisional Selection List for 3478 Constable Posts in J&K Police – Download PDF

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JKSSB Releases Provisional Selection List for 3478 Constable Posts in J&K Police – Download PDF

JKSSB Releases Provisional Selection List for 3478 Constable Posts in J&K Police – Download PDF

The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) has officially released the Provisional Selection List for 3478 posts of Constable in J&K Police for the Home Department. The notification has been issued on 05 December 2025, and candidates who appeared in the recruitment process can now check their names in the list.

This recruitment pertains to the Notification No. 01 of 2024 dated 16.07.2024, covering Item Nos. 01, 02, 05, and 06, for different divisions and categories of Constables, including Armed/IRP, Constable (SDRF), Constable (Telecommunications), and Constable (J&K Police Executive).

👉 Direct PDF Link to Download Selection List:
🔗 https://jkssb.nic.in/Pdf/JK_Constable_Notification_05122025.pdf

📌 Highlights of JKSSB Constable Provisional Selection List 2025

ParticularsDetails
Total Vacancies3478 Posts
Conducting AuthorityJKSSB
DepartmentJ&K Home Department (Police)
Recruitment NotificationNo. 01 of 2024
Date of Provisional List05 December 2025
Qualification RequiredMatriculation (10th Pass)
Selection Based OnWritten Test + PET/Physical Standard Test + Document Verification
StatusProvisional (Subject to Changes/Objections)

📝 Vacancy Details as per Categories (Total: 3478 Posts)

The total number of vacancies was distributed under various categories like UT cadre, Divisional Cadre Jammu, Divisional Cadre Kashmir, and Reservation categories such as SC, ST, OSC, EWS, OBC, RBA, ALC, IB, etc.

Category-Wise Distribution

CategoryNo. of Posts
UT Cadre1689
Divisional Cadre Jammu576
Divisional Cadre Kashmir1213
Total3478

📍 Selection Process Phases Explained

The recruitment process for Constable Posts underwent multiple stages:

1️⃣ Written Examination

  • Conducted on 01 December 2024 (OMR based)
  • Result/Score Sheet declared on 15 January 2025

2️⃣ Physical Standard and Endurance Test (PET/PST)

  • Shortlisting notice issued on 29 July 2025
  • Physical tests held from August to October 2025
  • Included:
    • Long Race
    • Push-Ups/Chin-Ups
    • Height & Chest Measurement

3️⃣ Document Verification

  • Initial DV held between October–November 2025
  • Supplementary DV held on 12 and 17 November 2025 in Srinagar and Jammu

4️⃣ Final Evaluation by Selection Committee

  • Committee formed via Order No. 358-SSB of 2025
  • Final recommendation approved in 359th meeting on 03 December 2025

📄 Important Notes from the JKSSB Provisional Notification

The Provisional Selection List released by JKSSB includes several important instructions:

Key Conditions

  • 📝 Subject to outcome of court petitions (OA/Writ Petitions).
  • 🔍 Subject to pending inquiries related to any candidate.
  • 🔄 Changes may occur based on objections filed by candidates.
  • ❌ Figure in this list does not grant absolute right to appointment.

Objections Filing

Candidates who have any grievance regarding:

  • Name missing
  • Incorrect category
  • Withheld candidature
  • Any mistake in score or documentation

They can submit their objections.

📧 Email for Objections:
👉 selection.jkssb@jk.gov.in

⏳ Deadline to raise objections: 15 days from the date of Notification.

📂 Documents Required for Objections / Clarification

Candidates filing objections must attach:

  • Name
  • Roll Number
  • Address
  • Category Certificate (if applicable)
  • Physical Test Proof
  • Academic Certificate (10th Marksheet)
  • Contact Number

Incomplete objections will not be accepted.

👮 About the J&K Police Constable Recruitment 2024–25

The recruitment aimed to strengthen the security force in Jammu & Kashmir. The vacancies span multiple wings:

WingPosts
IRP (Armed Police)1689
SDRF Constables106
Telecom Constables180
Executive Police1503
Total3478

This recruitment opens opportunities for local youth to serve in Jammu and Kashmir Police.

🔎 How to Download the JKSSB Provisional Selection List (PDF)

Follow these simple steps to check your name:

  1. Visit the official JKSSB website: https://jkssb.nic.in
  2. Go to “Latest Notifications”
  3. Click on Provisional Selection List for Constable Posts – 05.12.2025
  4. Download the PDF

🎉 What Happens After Provisional Selection?

Once objections are cleared:

  • JKSSB will publish the Final Selection List
  • Medical Test may be conducted for selected candidates
  • Appointment orders will be issued by the J&K Police Home Department

📢 Final List Expected Update: Within a few weeks after objection disposal.

⚠️ Important Advisory for Selected Candidates

  • Do not share your scorecard or documents publicly on social media.
  • Beware of fraud or fake messages regarding joining or training.
  • All updates will be published only on www.jkssb.nic.in

The release of the JKSSB Provisional Selection List for 3478 Constable Posts marks a major step towards recruitment completion. Candidates who participated in the multi-stage process of written exams, PET/PST, and document verification can now verify their status through the official PDF link.

🎯 The list remains provisional and open for objections, making it essential that candidates carefully review their details.

🔗 Download PDF Here

👉 https://jkssb.nic.in/Pdf/JK_Constable_Notification_05122025.pdf

No Exams During Vacations: Higher Education Dept Directs Universities, Colleges to Follow Uniform Academic Calendar

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No Exams During Vacations: Higher Education Dept Directs Universities, Colleges to Follow Uniform Academic Calendar

No Exams During Vacations: Higher Education Dept Directs Universities, Colleges to Follow Uniform Academic Calendar

Srinagar, Dec 5: The Higher Education Department has issued fresh instructions to all universities and autonomous colleges across Jammu and Kashmir, directing them to strictly adhere to the Uniform Academic Calendar and refrain from conducting any examinations during the notified vacation periods.

According to the comminique issued by Dr. Sheikh Ajaz Bashir, Director Colleges, J&K Higher Education Department, a copy of which is available with news agency Kashmir News Corner — KNC, all academic institutions, including the University of Kashmir, University of Jammu, Cluster Universities of Srinagar and Jammu, and autonomous colleges, have been reminded to comply with the guidelines laid out in the Uniform Academic Calendar notified in May 2022.

The department noted that vacations are meant to provide essential relief to students and staff during harsh winters, foggy conditions, or peak summer heat, and also offer time for internships, industrial visits, and other academic enrichment activities.

The communique states that holding term-end, supplementary, or special examinations during vacations defeats their purpose and adversely impacts the well-being of students and faculty.

“In continuation of the earlier communication, institutions are directed not to schedule any form of examinations during the notified vacation period. All examination-related activities must strictly follow the Uniform Academic Calendar in force,” the directive reads.

The Higher Education Department has sought full cooperation from all institutions to ensure compliance with the instructions. (KNC)

RBA Students Association Opposes Any Further Dilution of Quota, Warns of Unrest

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RBA Students Association Opposes Any Further Dilution of Quota, Warns of Unrest

Srinagar, Dec 5: The RBA Students Association of Jammu and Kashmir has issued a  resolution opposing any further dilution of the Reservation Backward Area quota, claiming that the community has already suffered significant cuts over the years. The statement, released on Thursday, stressed that even a one percent reduction would amount to what it called a direct attack on backward belts of the region.

According to the Association, the RBA share was halved from 20 percent to 10 percent in 2020 during the tenure of the then Lieutenant Governor G. C. Murmu. The body argued that the reduction was carried out without any census, survey or accepted scientific method, and said the remaining quota should not be subjected to further rationalisation. “The Association rejects any further move to dilute even one percent from the present share without any rationale,” the resolution stated.

The group said that rationalisation of reservation should be uniform across all categories and must be backed by updated and transparent data. It further demanded the restoration of district-cadre and division-cadre recruitment, calling it the most effective solution for ensuring equitable opportunities in backward areas. The Association also insisted that any rationalisation exercise must be based on a proper census, survey or other scientific approach.

Citing population figures, the group said that RBA communities constitute about 32 percent of Jammu and Kashmir’s population and that 3,046 villages in the region fall under backward areas, accounting for roughly 45 percent of rural belts. It argued that the quota percentage should reflect this proportion and claimed that the earlier 20 percent allocation was more appropriate.

The Association, as per the news agency Kashmir News Trust warned that any further reduction in the quota could trigger unrest in backward belts and deepen regional disparities. It reiterated its demand for the restoration of the erstwhile 20 percent RBA reservation. The body concluded that it would continue to advocate for the rights of backward communities within the framework of the Indian Constitution. [KNT]

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