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TSPSC Forest Beat Officers exam tomorrow
The district administration of Jogulamba Gadwal is gearing for conducting the Telangana Public Service Commission’s (TSPSC) ‘Forest Beat Officers’ exams, to be held on October 29.
Gadwal: The district administration of Jogulamba Gadwal is gearing for conducting the Telangana Public Service Commission’s (TSPSC) ‘Forest Beat Officers’ exams, to be held on October 29.
As part of this, Joint Collector Dr Sangeeta held a review meeting with the officials of all departments including the Police, and directed them to ensure high security at all the examination centres across the district.
The district is going to conduct the state-level competitive exam for the first time after its creation. Around 4,960 candidates are expected to take the examination across 18 centres in the district.
In Kothagudem, Joint-Collector M Ram Kishan directed the officials concerned to ensure all arrangements the examination. He held a coordination meeting regarding the same at the Collectorate here on Friday. Speaking on the occasion, he directed the officials to work as a team.
The Joint Collector informed that as many as 9,070 students will appear for the examination at 22 centres. DRO Kiran Kumar, RDO Ravindranath, district level officials, principals of various schools and colleges were present.
