Karnataka forma un comité para reformar los exámenes de selección

El gobierno de Karnataka ha creado un comité para revisar los procesos de selección y los exámenes de oposición.

El Comité de Reforma de Exámenes de Oposición y Selección estará presidido por el exsecretario jefe S.V. Ranganath. El comité incluye a los exsecretarios jefes T.M. Vijayabhaskar y Vandita Sharma, junto con el asesor financiero del ministro principal, L.K. Atheeq.

El ministro principal D.K. Shivakumar presidió una reunión de alto nivel el viernes para evaluar los preparativos. Dirigió a los funcionarios a garantizar una transparencia total en el proceso de selección para más de 70.000 puestos.

La KPSC y la KEA han programado exámenes para cubrir 36.773 puestos en los próximos seis meses. Se espera que se presenten aproximadamente 3,5 millones de candidatos. Los funcionarios planean adoptar las mejores prácticas de la UPSC.

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