Nashik: High-Level Committee Reviews Recruitment Examination System, Seeks Student Feedback
Nashik: A comprehensive review of the existing recruitment examination system is underway to ensure that the State gets meritorious and capable officers in line with its administrative requirements. Additional Chief Secretary (Services), General Administration Department, and Chairperson of the High-Level Committee constituted to suggest changes in the examination system, V. Radha, said the…
Nashik, September 4, 2026 - A high-level committee in Maharashtra is diligently evaluating the recruitment examination system to ensure the state recruits competent and dedicated officers. Headed by Additional Chief Secretary V. Radha, the committee aims to submit a report to the government with recommendations for reforms that would make exams more candidate-friendly, secure, transparent, reliable, and impartial.
The committee recently visited Nashik and engaged with students and parents at Niyojan Bhavan to gather their input and concerns.
The committee, including senior officials like Sadanand Date, Virendra Singh, Dr N. Ramaswamy, Dr Pravin Gedam, and former UPSC member Air Marshal Ajit Shankarrao Bhosale, has been touring the state to listen to students, candidates, and parents. The Nashik division was part of the final phase of this consultation process. V. Radha emphasized that the Maharashtra Public Service Commission is a constitutional body, and the committee would thoroughly examine all constructive suggestions from students and candidates.
Stability, convenience, security, and transparency are key priorities, and the committee is exploring the use of technology and security measures in the examination process. They are also studying best practices from other states and even other countries, if needed.
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