Palamu admin finalises JTET exam preparations for November 1

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The Palamu district administration has completed arrangements for the Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test (JTET) 2026 on November 1, with 47 examination centres set up across six locations. Deputy Commissioner Dilip Pratap Singh Shekhawat and Superintendent of Police Kapil Chaudhary reviewed the preparations on Wednesday (28 October 2026) in Daltonganj.

Palamu admin finalises JTET exam preparations for November 1

A total of 30,422 candidates are scheduled to appear in two sittings: 19,281 in the first sitting for Classes VI to VIII and 11,141 in the second for Classes I to V. The administration has prepared a panel of scribes for eligible candidates with benchmark disabilities, to be assigned through randomisation. Scribes must be Class IX students, and candidates cannot bring their own. As of 28 October, 10 requests for scribes had been received.

Every examination room must have at least two invigilators, with a prescribed ratio of one invigilator per 12 candidates. CCTV surveillance and video recording of the opening of examination materials have been arranged. Deputy Commissioner Shekhawat appealed for public cooperation and warned that any violation of rules would be dealt with strictly.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The Palamu administration's detailed public preparation for JTET signals an attempt to pre-empt the malpractice allegations that have plagued previous state recruitment exams. The randomisation of scribes and the prohibition of personal scribes address a common route for unfair assistance. The 30-minute compensatory time for scribe-assisted candidates is a standard accommodation, but the requirement that scribes be only Class IX students may limit the pool. The CCTV and video-recording mandates aim to deter large-scale cheating. The next step is the conduct of the exam on November 1 and the subsequent declaration of results by the Jharkhand Academic Council.


Source: thejharkhandstory.co.in

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