He noted that “removing the drafts provided at the examination centre or being in unauthorized possession of exam content” will also be considered a serious offence and will therefore be subject to the necessary measures.
“The Commission has learned that some individuals are engaging in the above-mentioned activities through social media, i.e. YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, etc.,” the SSC notice dated September 10 states.
Disciplinary and legal action will be taken against such candidates or persons/individuals involved as per rules and such matters will be reported to the police, if necessary, it added.
The SSC is one of the largest recruitment agencies of the government and its primary mandate is to conduct selections for non-gazetted posts in various central ministries and departments, among others.
In another related move, the Centre had on Thursday allowed the SSC to conduct Aadhaar based authentication verify the identity of candidates on a voluntary basis, both at the time of registration and during the various stages of examinations and recruitment. Aadhaar It is a 12-digit number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to all eligible citizens based on biometric and demographic data.
Thousands of candidates appear for the various recruitment tests conducted by the SSC throughout the country.
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