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Major announcement by UPPSC: Jammers to be installed in every exam hall; OTR to be linked with Aadhaar..

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UPPSC Exam New Rules: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has taken a major step towards making its recruitment examinations completely transparent and free from cheating. Signal jammers will now be installed in every examination hall for all Commission exams to eliminate any possibility of cheating or external contact via mobile phones or other electronic devices. Additionally, preparations are underway to link candidates' One-Time Registration (OTR) with Aadhaar. The Commission states that these changes will curb the menace of fraudulent candidates and make the entire selection process fairer than before.

**Signal Jammers in Every Exam Hall**
UPPSC Secretary Girijesh Kumar Tyagi stated that, until now, security measures at exam centers included thermal scanners and CCTV cameras. Now, to further strengthen security, signal jammers will be installed in every examination hall. Once installed, these jammers will make it impossible to establish contact via mobile phones, Bluetooth, or other electronic devices during the exam. This will help prevent new methods of cheating and ensure the exam is conducted in a completely secure environment.

**Candidate Registration to be Linked with Aadhaar**
The Commission has already implemented the One-Time Registration (OTR) system. Now, following the model of the Haryana Public Service Commission, preparations are being made to link this with Aadhaar. Linking with Aadhaar will facilitate identity verification and effectively curb irregularities such as the appearance of fraudulent or dummy candidates. The Commission believes this will enhance both the transparency and credibility of the recruitment process.

**Complete Online Scrutiny of Application Forms**
UPPSC is also set to make the application scrutiny process entirely digital. Applications received for various recruitment exams will undergo online scrutiny, and candidate document verification will also be conducted digitally. This new system will save time during the recruitment process, minimize the scope for human error, and allow the entire procedure to be completed more swiftly, transparently, and systematically. Candidates will also experience greater convenience regarding document verification compared to the previous system. Recruitment for 1,154 Assistant Professor Posts

The Commission stated that the recruitment process for 1,154 Assistant Professor posts in the Uttar Pradesh Medical Education Department is likely to begin next month. The Commission has received the requisition for these posts, and preparations to issue the advertisement are underway. UPPSC has also received a requisition for 111 posts of Assistant Engineer (AE) under the Engineering Service. Additionally, the recruitment process for over 40 posts under the Agriculture Service will commence soon.

Advertisements for Several Other Recruitments Expected

According to the Commission, an advertisement for the recruitment of 174 Principals could be issued this month. Furthermore, recruitment processes are likely to begin for 65 Professor posts in the Homeopathy Department, 7 in the Unani Department, and 28 in the Ayurveda Department.

RO-ARO Recruitment Soon

UPPSC has received notification regarding 80 vacant posts for Review Officer (RO) and Assistant Review Officer (ARO). Additionally, advertisements for the recruitment of 25 Sports Officers in the Sports Directorate and 43 Scientific Officers in the Police Department will be issued soon.

Entire Recruitment Process to be Transparent and Secure

The Commission states that new measures—such as the use of jammers, Aadhaar-based verification, and online scrutiny—aim to make recruitment examinations completely fair, secure, and transparent. These changes will not only curb cheating and the entry of fraudulent candidates but also make the recruitment process faster and more reliable than before.


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