This Article is From Feb 17, 2018

Lok Sabha Junior Clerk Main Exam Admit Card Released

Admit cards have been released for Lok Sabha Junior Clerk main exam and typing test. Candidates who have qualified the preliminary exam, which was held on 8 October 2017, can now download the admit card online.

Lok Sabha Junior Clerk Main Exam Admit Card Released

Lok Sabha Junior Clerk Main Exam Admit Card Released

New Delhi: Admit cards have been released for Lok Sabha Junior Clerk main exam and typing test. Candidates who have qualified the preliminary exam, which was held on 8 October 2017, can now download the admit card online. While the typing test will be held on 24 February 2018, the descriptive paper will be held on 25 February 2018. 'The applicant must have her/his registration number and date of birth for the purpose of downloading of admit card.' Details in this regard is available on the official website loksabha.nic.in.

Candidates should note that on the typing test day, admit cards will be collected at the exam centre. Candidates are therefore suggested to keep a photocopy of the same, in order to appear for the descriptive paper on the next day. In addition to this, candidates are also required to submit copies of degrees/mark sheets and other certificates (details given in the admit card instructions) to the invigilator on the typing test day. 'The candidates belonging to OBC category will be required to submit a declaration attached with call letter in addition to the category/community certificate.'

There will be only two centres for the exams. The typing test will be held at Dizital Zone, JBH Dizital 438/1, Budh Bazar Road, Mundka, Delhi. The descriptive paper will be held at N.P. Boys Senior Secondary School, Mandir Marg, New Delhi-110001.

Close to 1.2 lakh candidates had registered for the Lok Sabha junior clerk prelims. A total of 31 vacancies are open for recruitment. 'The Preliminary Examination will be a qualifying examination. Only those candidates who obtain the minimum qualifying marks in each component and aggregate in the Preliminary Examination will be called for the Main Examination. The marks secured by the candidates in the Preliminary Examination will not be counted while preparing the final selection list,' the Joint Recruitment Cell, Lok Sabha clarifies about the selection process.
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