Notification for allocation of Cadres for Civil Service Examination, 2010

3. Nagaland 3 – Rank No. 3 and 237, 2 outsider – Rank
Total 6
No. 239 and 244
(c) Now, we allocate cadres to the OBC candidates against the outsider OBC vacancies. The total
number of outsider OBC vacancies is 30 whereas the numbers of candidates are 31 who are to be
allocated cadre against OBC vacancy. Out of 31, two candidates who belong to OBC category but
qualified on General merits are getting cadre of their higher preference against the OBC vacancies.
Since the number of vacancies are less than the number of candidates available, as per the amendment
in the Cadre Allocation Policy issued by DOPT vide their OM dated 15.6.2011 which provides as under :-
(i) Allocation with reference to limited preference candidates is governed by Para 5 which
envisaged that if a candidate is not allotted to any of the cadre for which he has indicated preference,
he shall be allocated along with other such candidate in the order of rank to any of the remaining cadre,
arranged in alphabetical order, in which there are vacancies in his category after allocation of all the
candidates who can be allotted to cadre in accordance with their preference. Normally, limited
preference candidates are assigned cadre in the end as per Policy. However, Policy also lays down
allocation of such candidate in their category. Therefore, because of migration of GM (General Merit)
candidates to their own category, a situation may arise where both reserved category and general
category vacancies are left. As general candidates cannot be allocated against reserved vacancies, it is
mandatory to first allocate cadre to these general categories limited (equal) preferences candidates.
(ii) In order to ensure that adjustment of unallocated reserved category candidate does not
result into higher rank candidates being allocated lower preferred cadre vis-à-vis lower rank candidates,
it is stipulated that cadre controlling authority would (a) pull together all reserved category candidates
(except GM candidates) who have been already allocated cadre plus unallocated reserved candidates
and (b) pull together all the cadres allocated to the reserved candidates against outsider vacancy plus
unutilized UR vacancies. Thereafter all reserved candidates will be arranged according to their ranks
and cadres would be allocated keeping in view the rank, preference, vacancies at the turn.
15. As per the above instructions issued by DOPT as mentioned in Para 16, the unfilled (6 vacancies)
in the unreserved category are converted into OBC in the respective cadre and allocation to OBC
candidates is done accordingly. The details of cadre allocated to OBC candidates is as under :-
OBC :-
Sl.
No.
Rank Category Name Home State Cadre allotted
1. 251 OBC Ms. Manisha Choudhary RJ HR
2. 260 OBC Anburajan K.K.N. TN AP