The 26-year-old candidate Rakesh was ecstatic to receive 147 marks in the Group IV services final key that was made public. He felt certain that he would be included on the TSPSC's most current general ranking list. His happiness was short-lived, though, since his OMR sheet was invalidated because of a bubbling issue, which prevented him from making the list.
 
"I spent more than three years studying for the test. But because I was nervous in the test room, I couldn't properly bubble the hall ticket number on the OMR sheet, therefore it was disqualified," a Hyderabadi resident named A Rakesh stated. Many applicants for Group IV jobs made basic mistakes that are similar to Rakesh's. They went to the TSPSC on monday and asked to have their test candidature taken into consideration.
 
The Group IV job applicants asked the TSPSC to evaluate their request in the same manner, citing a previous ruling from the high court ordering the organization to examine the candidatures of Group II candidates who had committed comparable errors. The candidates requested that the Commission evaluate their OMR sheets and, if necessary, levy a penalty of between Rs 3,000 and Rs 4,000.
 
"A few applicants, myself included, became perplexed and entered the hall ticket number incorrectly on the OMR page. We discussed our problem with the TSPSC Chairman when we met. But he told us that he couldn't assess OMR sheets with bubbling faults," stated B srilatha Naik, a candidate from the nalgonda district who received 136 points according to the final group IV services exam key.
 
The candidates intend to file a complaint with the high court, which has previously decided in support of candidates in a case identical to this one, without receiving any guarantee from TSPSC authorities.
 
 
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13/02/2024 07:47 AM