Important Decision of Modi cabinet: NRA to Conduct Common Eligibility Entrance Test.
A cabinet meeting was held on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Union Minister Prakash Javadekar gave details of the decisions taken in the cabinet meeting in a press conference. Management and operation of 6 more airports of the country has been given to private player. At the same time, the National Recruitment Agency (NRA) has been given the authority to conduct CET (Common Eligibility Short Entrance Test) for subordinate posts.
Explaining the decisions of the cabinet, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said that today the youth have to take many exams for the job. To put an end to all this, the National Recruitment Agency (NRA) will now take the Common Eligibility Test (CET). This will benefit the youth.
Prakash Javadekar said that there are about 20 recruitment agencies in the country. Ending all this, the government has taken a historic decision. The National Recruitment Agency will now take the Common Eligibility Test (CET). It will benefit millions of young people who apply for jobs.
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At present there are more than 20 central recruitment agencies but only 3 examinations are becoming common.
The government said the common test would benefit job-seeking youth
The merit list of Common Entrance Test will be valid for 3 years.
The Central Government on Wednesday affirmed setting up of 'National Enrollment Organization' to direct Basic Qualification Test for jobseekers.
The choice was taken at the Association Bureau meeting led by Leader Narendra Modi.
This choice will profit work looking for youth of the nation, Association Priest Prakash Javadekar said while declaring the Bureau choice.
Tending to the media, Association Pastor Jitendra Singh said it is one of the most milestone changes throughout the entire existence of autonomous India.
It'll acquire simplicity of enlistment, choice, work position and simplicity of living especially for specific segments of society which are off guard on one record or the other,"
NRA will have agents of Service of Rail Boards , Service of Fund/Branch of Money related Administrations, the SSC, RRB and IBPS. It is imagined that the NRA would be a pro body bringing the best in class innovation and best practices to the field of Focal Government enrollment," the legislature said in a public statement.
This will end the requirement for contender to show up in numerous assessments led by different organizations. A solitary assessment would Clash the money related weight on possibility to a huge degree," the announcement said.
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| Important Decision of Modi cabinet: NRA to Conduct Common Eligibility Entrance Test |
Explaining the decisions of the cabinet, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said that today the youth have to take many exams for the job. To put an end to all this, the National Recruitment Agency (NRA) will now take the Common Eligibility Test (CET). This will benefit the youth.
Prakash Javadekar said that there are about 20 recruitment agencies in the country. Ending all this, the government has taken a historic decision. The National Recruitment Agency will now take the Common Eligibility Test (CET). It will benefit millions of young people who apply for jobs.
Commenting on the decision of the cabinet, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said that today young people have to pass many exams for jobs. Instead, the National Recruitment Agency will now take the Common Eligibility Test. In this regard, Minister Jitendra Singh said that the merit list of this Common Entrance Test will be valid for 3 years. It will benefit the youth. Prakash Javadekar said there are about 20 recruitment agencies in the country. The government has taken an important decision to end all this. Prakash Javadekar said that this demand of the youth was there for years. However, no decision has been taken so far. The decision will also alleviate the suffering of the youth and save them money. Youngsters will now have the opportunity to go beyond a single exam.