West Bengal PSC jobs for Panchayat Accounts and Audit Officer Examination in Kolkata. Last Date to apply: 18 Jan 2017
Job Description
Advt. No. 23/2016
Panchayat Accounts and Audit Officer (Special) Recruitment Examination, 2016 conducts West Bengal PSC (West Bengal Public Service Commission)
Qualification : i) A citizen of India or such a person of other nationality as declared eligible by Government of India. ii) A Bachelor’s degree in Commerce from a recognized University. iii) Ability to read, write and speak in Bengali (not required for those candidates whose mother tongue is Nepali) – vide Finance Department’s Notification No.1243-F(P) dated 02.03.2016. 2. Desirable : Diploma in Computer Applications from any Institute recognized by the State Govt. or Central Govt. or State Council of Technical Education or AICTE.
No. of Vacancy : 164 (Unreserved – 84, SC – 36, ST – 10, BC-A – 17, BC-B – 12 and PH – 5)
Scale of pay : (PB-3) Rs.7,100-37,600
Age : Not more than 32 years as on the 01.01.2016
Fee : Rs.160/- (Rupees one hundred sixty) only + Service Charge 1% of Examination Fee subject to a minimum of Rs.5/-(Rupees Five) only for online payment through debit/credit card plus service charge as applicable as Govt. Duty or Service Charge of Rs.5/- (Rupees Five) only for Net Banking or Service Charge of Rs.20/- (Rupees Twenty) only for payment through Bank Counter (off-line payment).
Selection Process : The Examination will be held in two successive stages, viz., (i) Written Examination (Conventional Type) and (ii) Personality Test. A number of candidates to be selected on the results of the Written Examination will be called to appear at the Personality Test. The Written Examination will be held at Kolkata centre only in the month of February, 2017 or thereabout followed by Personality Test. The Personality Test of the candidates to be selected on the results of the written examination will be held in the office of the Public Service Commission, West Bengal, in Kolkata.
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The origin and evolution of Public Service Commission in India can be traced back to the democratic demands raised by the Indians and consequence thereof. As far back as 1856 educated Indians raised the demand for admission into the Indian Civil Service, and the Indian National Congress adopted a resolution on its foundation in 1885 demanding holding of simultaneous examination for the I.C.S. both in England and in India. Such demands were supplementary to the demands raised in the Indian National Movement for self-government.
