jk’Vª h ; lhek “kq Y d] mRikn “kq Y d vkS j Lokid vdkneh {ks = h; iz f ”k{k.k la L Fkku ] prqFkZ ry] ;w -ih-,l-vkbZ-Mh-lh- fcfYMa x] ,&1@4] y[kuiqj dkuiqj&208024 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF CUSTOMS, EXCISE & NARCOTICS , REGIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE 4 th Floor, UPSIDC Building, A-1/4, Lakhanpur, Kanpur-208024 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tel.No.:0512-2582985(ADG), 0512-2580682 (ADM) FAX : 0512-2585033, E-mail: [email protected], Website: nacenkanpur.gov.in ============================================================== F.NO.II(12)27/Estt./NACEN/RTI/KNP/2015 DATED: 14.05.2015 CIRCULAR Subject: Guidelines for Candidates appearing for examination for Confirmation of Inspectors scheduled from 16.06.2015 to 19.06.2015. As you are aware the next departmental examination for confirmation in the grade of Inspectors of Central excise is scheduled to be held from 16.06.2015 to 19.06.2015. NACEN, RTI, Kanpur has been nominated as the nodal body to conduct the said examination. 2. It would be fair on the part of the Academy to give an idea to the appearing candidates about the pattern of questions which are likely to be asked in the said examination. For the coming examination, the Academy has decided to frame the question papers, especially Paper-I (Central Excise) and Paper-II (Customs) so as to check the horizontal & vertical spread of knowledge of the candidates. Therefore, broadly, the question paper may contain Multiple Choice Questions (about 20%); application based questions (about 40%) and theory based questions (about 40%). Further they may also be asked to draft charging paragraph of show cause notice in specific situations after identifying the contravention of provisions of statute concerned. Application based questions may, inter-alia, involve questions on determining assessable value, calculation of duties, calculation of interest, drawback etc. in specific situations given in the papers. 3. Further, number and choice available for selection of questions for answers is going to be reduced considerably and up to 40% of the questions may be now compulsory to attend. 4. Although all the papers of the said examination are with books except Paper–I (Central Excise), many a times, it is noticed that candidates indulge in mass copying. This is so apparent from answer sheet that sometimes the candidates of a particular centre attempt same questions, in same order and even the answers match verbatim defeating the purpose and sanctity of examination. It may be noted that if such malpractice is noticed, both (or more number) of candidates, having candid proof of copying, shall be failed and their copies would be hosted on website and supplied to the concerned Commissionerate/Directorate with a request to take appropriate necessary action against such candidates and those on invigilation duties. 5. It has been noted that some candidates attempt more questions than they are required to do. The candidates should only attempt those many numbers of questions as they are required to and mentioned in the question paper. Sd/-14.05.2015 (C.P. GOYAL) ADDITIOANL DIRECTOR GENERAL