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Section 18: Probation period

Bihar State Archaeology & Museum Service Rules, 2014State Act of Bihar · Act 792 of 2014

(1) Every officer appointed against the basic post shall remain on probation up to the period of 2 years from the date of joining of post.

(2) The government may terminate the appointment of any officer recruited in this service during his probation period or at the time of its expiry if the officer is found not fit for the appointment for any reasons.

(3) The syllabus for the training shall be framed in consultation with the Administrative Training Institute and every trainee will have to obtain prescribed essential training in the different departments.

(4) The Departmental Examination will be conducted in accordance with the Rules for Departmental Examination of Gazetted Officers, 1961 by the Central Examination Committee (Board of Revenue).

(5) The confirmation, annual increment and promotion to the member of the service shall be admissible only after the passing of the departmental examination, but this will not be applicable to such members as have been in the service before the implementation of the rules.

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ActBihar State Archaeology & Museum Service Rules, 2014
Section18
Marginal noteProbation period
JurisdictionState of Bihar
StatusIn force as published by the source

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