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- Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that the government is considering a shift from descriptive to objective-type questions for Maharashtra Public Service Commission examinations.
- The state administration is evaluating recruitment processes following a committee review led by V Radha.
- Officials plan to fill approximately 70,000 vacant government positions soon.
- The policy review follows the death of an aspirant linked to an alleged exam paper leak.
What to watch next
- Government decision on the adoption of objective-type questions for MPSC exams
- Outcome of the V Radha Committee recommendations regarding recruitment
- Decision on whether to create a separate recruitment mechanism for local self-government institutions
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Devendra Fadnavis
Chief Minister
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“Now, based on the recommendations of V Radha Committee, the govt will take a positive approach towards taking a decision on the fair demands of the students”
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…the state. In the last two years, 1.2 lakh posts have been filled, including 51,000 in the police department, said sources. Fadnavis said the descriptive method was adopted on the recommendations of Dalvi Committee. “ Now, based on the recommendations of V Radha Committee, the govt will take a positive approach towards taking a decision on the fair demands of the students ,” said Fadnavis. Among the feedback received from consultations so far is the complaint about the limited number of seats in the Group C category. Fadnavis said the govt is making efforts to fill a record number of…
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