Le Karnataka forme un comité pour réformer les examens de recrutement

31 juillet 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Le gouvernement du Karnataka a mis en place un comité chargé d'examiner les examens compétitifs et les processus de recrutement.

Le comité de réforme des examens compétitifs et du recrutement sera présidé par l'ancien secrétaire en chef S.V. Ranganath. Il comprend les anciens secrétaires en chef T.M. Vijayabhaskar et Vandita Sharma, ainsi que le conseiller financier du ministre en chef L.K. Atheeq.

Le ministre en chef D.K. Shivakumar a présidé une réunion de haut niveau vendredi pour examiner les préparatifs. Il a ordonné aux fonctionnaires de garantir une transparence totale dans le processus de recrutement pour plus de 70 000 postes.

La KPSC et la KEA ont programmé des examens pour pourvoir 36 773 postes dans les six prochains mois. Environ 3,5 millions de candidats sont attendus. Les responsables prévoient d'adopter les meilleures pratiques de l'UPSC.

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