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Section 33: Prevention of Malpractice at the Examination Centres

Karnataka Pre- University Course State Level Public Examination Rules, 1997.State Rules of Karnataka · 1995

(1) There shall be a District Level Committee for each District consisting of the following members for prevention or malpractices at Examination Centres.

(1) Deputy Commissioner : Chairman

(2) Superintendent of Police : Member

(3) Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive Officer : Member

(4) Divisional Joint Director of Public Instruction of the Department of Public Instruction : Member

(5) Principal, DIET : Member

(6) Deputy Director of Public Instruction of the Department of Public Instruction : Member Secretary

(2) There shall also be Taluk Level Committee for each taluk consisting of the following members, for prevention of Malpractices at Examination Centres.

(1) Assistant Commissioner of Revenue Sub-Division : Chairman

(2) Taluk Panchayat Chief Executive Officer : Member

(3) Tahsildar : Member

(4) Circle Inspector of Police : Member

(5) Block Development Officer : Member

(6) Block Educational Officer : Member

Where this provision sits

ActKarnataka Pre- University Course State Level Public Examination Rules, 1997.
Section33
Marginal notePrevention of Malpractice at the Examination Centres
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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