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Schedule – I
* Amendment in the KVS(Appointment, Promotion, Seniority etc.)Rules 1971

* Schedule-II of the KVS( Appointment, Promotion, Seniority etc.)Rules 1971

1. Recruitment Rules for the Post of Commissioner

1. Name of the Post Commissioner

2. No. of post(s) One

3. Classification Gr. ‘A’

4. Scale of Pay PB-4 Rs.37400- 67000 + 10000 (Gd Pay)

5. Whether selection post or non-selection post Selection

6. Whether bebefit of added years of service admissible Under Rule 30 of CCP (Pension Rules) 1972 N.A.

7. Age limit for direct recruits N.A.

8. Educational and other qualifications required N.A. for direct recruits

9. Whether age and educational qualifications N.A. prescribed for direct recruits will apply to the promotees

10. Period of probation, if any N .A.

11. Method of recruitment, By transfer on deputation through whether by direct recruit- Central Staffing Scheme ment or by promotion or by deputation transfer grades and percentage of the vacancies to be filled by various methods

12. In case of recruitment Officers under Central Staffing by promotion/by Scheme: deputation transfer, i) Holding analogous posts in the grades from which promotion/ equivalent pay scale deputation/transfer is to be made . ii) Possessing adequate knowledge of education system and experience in educational planning and administration

13. If a DPC exists, what is the N.A. Composition

14. Circumstances in which DPC Is to be consulted in making Recruitment N.A.

Schedule – I

1. Recruitment Rules for the Post of Joint Commissioner (Administration)

1. Name of the Post Joint Commissioner (Admn.)

2. No. of

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