KPSC to re-conduct exam for candidates who missed it
The Hindu
They have to apply before December 22 along with train ticket and hall ticket
The Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) will re-conduct the competitive examination for the posts of Assistant Engineer in the Public Works Department (PWD) for those candidates who had missed the exam on Tuesday owing to the delay of their trains.
As per the new schedule, the examination will be held on December 29, 2021 in Bengaluru and only those who had missed the first session paper (common paper – 1) on Tuesday and wrote the second session paper afternoon will be allowed to write it. In a notification issued on Wednesday, the KPSC authorities made it clear that the candidates who missed the examination on Tuesday should submit their application for appearing the paper, the train ticket to prove that they had travelled on the Hassan – Solapur Express and the Udyan Express trains that got delayed, and the hall ticket issued by the KPSC before December 22, 2021 to be eligible for the rescheduled examination.
The candidates are asked to submit the documents through speed post or email (kpsc-ka@nic.in) or in person.
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