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APPOINTMENT ON SC/ST CANDIDATES ON<br />

RELAXED CONDITION OF TYPING<br />

Introduction<br />

1. The cases are increasing where SC/ST candidates recruited on relaxed conditions as per<br />

existing Govt orders who do not qualify the typing test are required to be trained so as to enable<br />

them to pass the test within the prescribed time.<br />

Aim<br />

2. Aim of the ROI is to lay down the procedure to be followed on conduction of trade<br />

test/written counselling to them.<br />

Procedure<br />

3. As per Para 3 (a) and (b) of Govt orders incorporated at Page 279 in „Swamy‟s<br />

Complete Manual on Establishment and Administration for Central Govt Offices‟, relaxation<br />

are to be given to SC/ST candidates in appointment. However SC/ST candidates in recruitment<br />

should qualify the test i.e. upto the marks given in relaxation i.e. not found unfit to hold the<br />

post.<br />

4. Projects where they are posted should be asked to test/train these individuals. The test<br />

should be carried out every two months and written counselling given up to the stage they come<br />

up to the required standard and no relaxation is to be given in such cases. This counselling<br />

should be given to the individuals concerned after each test i.e. 2 months. If the individual do<br />

not pick up, they should be placed under another officer for 3-6 months. If they do no show any<br />

improvement, then action to discharge them will be taken by the competent authority after 2<br />

years based on number of counselling letters and recommendation of the Board of Officers.<br />

Authy : HQ DGBR letter No 12401/Gen/DGBR/EG2 (Rtg) dated 03 Jan 96.<br />

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