HYDERABAD: Arrangements for job tests reviewed

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HYDERABAD, April 17 The University of Sindh authorities at a meeting on Friday reviewed arrangements for conducting test of candidates for the posts of high, junior and primary school teachers at all district headquarters of Sindh from April 24.

The meeting was briefed about process of issuance of the admit cards and data provided by Executive District Officers (EDOs) education from 23 districts of Sindh regarding candidates, who have applied for said posts.

The meeting was informed that the University has already conducted training of invigilators in home districts last week and for guidance of students an instruction sheet is already provided with admit cards. It decided to strictly check admit cards and computerised national identity cards (CNICs) of candidates at examination centres and would not allow cell phones and calculators in examination hall. The meeting advised EDOs to direct invigilators appointed by their offices to bring CNIC and service cards during duties.

Sindh University Testing Centre would conduct test of candidates for posts of HST on April 24, JST on April 25 and PST on April 26. A joint meeting of University of Sindh and Education and Literacy Department would be held on Monday to finalise arrangements of tests.

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