More than 2000 candidates from Arunachal Pradesh to appear in UPSC entrance exam

Itanagar: Arunachal senior government officer announced that more than two thousand candidates from Arunachal Pradesh is expected to appear the prestigious Union Public Service Cervice ( UPSC ) entrance examination on Sunday. 

Senior officer from state government today made inspection to various examination centers in the capital and take stock of the preparation and security arrangement.

While speaking to media, Home Commissioner and UPSC authorized observer Kaling Tayeng informed that he has inspected most of the examination centre and given away direction to the officers.

He also mentioned that examination will began in time and all preparation are being observed with all senior officers and hope it goes well. 

In his statement, he also said "Those who have prepared and motivated themselves will able to appear and complete it. It is a big competition and a prestigious exam and wish everyone best of luck."

Examination incharge and Secretary (General Administration ) Sadhana Deori also informed that all preparation has been made and inspected and says they are full prepared for Sunday.

However, Itanagar SP Tumme Amo said that all arrangement with regards to security and other necessary verification of the examination centre in capital has been made.

Reviewing the arrangements, he also added "All Nine examination centre in the city has been properly inspected and required deployment has already been made. The deployment has been made by today itself so that no untoward incident takes places at the premises"

All the nine centre which include Government Higher Secondary School, APPSC examination centre, Dera Natung Government college, Gyan Ganag Vidya Peeth, VKV Police Colony, VKV Chimpu, KV II Chimpu, Govt Higher Secondary School Ganga and Kingcup public school has been inspected by the senior officer and police and other tea members and find it ready for examination on Sunday. Amo said.

He also informed that all examination centre main gate will be remain closed and no other than the candidate with proper documentary evidence and admit card will be allowed to enter. 

The examination will start in time and if any candidate is late, he/she will not be allowed to enter. Since some canters has more than five hundred fifty candidates and some time will teaks while carrying out checking and frisking and all the candidates are requested to come ahead so that they do not het delayed to enter the centre. Amo added.

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