All you need to know about selection process and written exam | Rare Techy

Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) registration process is complete. The last date for online registration was November 20. Candidates who have registered for UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Recruitment are now waiting for the start of selection process and written exam date. UKPSC Selection Process Details and UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Written Exam 2022 are likely to be announced soon.

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UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Recruitment 2022: Selection Process

UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Recruitment 2022 will follow a three-stage selection process as listed below:

1. Physical efficiency
2. Physical Standard
3. written test

UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Recruitment 2022: Training & Payscale

After successfully completing the selection process, the selected candidates will undergo one year training. The entire training cost has to be borne by the candidates themselves. After successful completion of the training, the candidates will be posted as Patwari/Lekhpal across various districts of Uttarakhand. The pay scale of Patwari/Lekhpal post is Rs.29,200- 92,300/- (Level-5)

UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Recruitment 2022: District Wise Availability of Posts

UKPSC aims to fill 391 vacancies for the post of Patwari and 172 vacancies for the post of Lekhpal. A total of 563 vacancies are to be filled through the recruitment drive. A complete description of the availability of these posts in multiple districts of Uttarakhand is given below:

UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Recruitment 2022: Written Test & Exam Pattern

Candidates who successfully complete the first two stages of the selection process; Physical efficiency and physical standard will lead to the final stage of the selection process: the written test. UKPSC is likely to announce UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal 2022 exam date soon. Below are some important highlights of UKPSC Patwari/Lekhpal Written Exam 2022:

• The written test will be objective type test
• The exam paper will have 100 MCQ questions
• The duration of the exam will be 2 hours
• The paper will have questions on Hindi, General Knowledge and General Awareness
• A penalty of one-fourth of a mark will be charged for each wrong answer in the examination
• To clear the written test stage, candidates must secure minimum qualifying marks which is 45% for UR and OBC and 35% for SC/ST/PWD candidates.

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