Why is there an uproar regarding UPPSC RO-ARO recruitment exam, know the reason behind it

UPPSC RO-ARO Recruitment Exam: There is a lot of commotion regarding the RO-ARO examination of Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission i.e. UPSC. Today i.e. on 11th November, many students are coming on the streets and protesting against the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission with their demands. Actually, in the month of January this year, UPSC had issued a notification in which the exam was to be held in March. Which was postponed till October.

After this, another exam of UPSC for Review Officer and Assistant Review Officer was to be held on 11th February. Which was canceled due to paper leak. Now UPPSC was going to conduct both the exams in October. But then the RO ARO exam has been postponed to December. Students are agitating regarding this. Let us tell you the complete news.

Why are the students creating ruckus?

UPSC informed that the preliminary examination of RO and ARO will be conducted on 22 and 23 December. Along with conducting the RO and ARO exams in December, Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission also informed that the exams will be held over two days in two shifts. The uproar regarding this started from here. Students are against conducting the exam in two shifts. Students say that if the paper is held in two shifts. So there will be normalization due to which good students will benefit.

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That means if the paper is held in two shifts then easy questions will come in one shift. So difficult questions will come in the second section. Due to which normalization will happen and many students will be dropped. The students demand that the paper should be conducted in the same shift and on the same day. But regarding this, UPSC says that so many examination centers are not available that the examination of 6 lakh candidates can be conducted simultaneously.

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Against exam rules in 2 days

When the notification for RO-ARO exam was issued, it was mentioned that the exam would be held in a single day. Now the students who are agitating on this issue say that UPSC had issued the notification for the exam of RO and ARO. Then there was no mention that there would be exams for two days. But now it is being said that the exams will be held in two days and doing so is against the rules. Students are protesting against UPPSC regarding this matter.

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