odishassc.in OSSC Admission Letter / Admit Card 2014 Industries Promotion Officer : Odisha SSC
Name of the Organisation : Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC)
Type of Announcement : Admission Letter / Admit Card
Designation : Industries Promotion Officer
Reference Number : Advertisement No. 4678/OSSC
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INDUSTRIES PROMOTION OFFICER : PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
Pursuant to this Commission’s Advertisement No. 4678/OSSC dt. 24.12.2013 the preliminary examination for the post of Industries Promotion Officer will be held on 7.12.2014 (Sunday) in one sitting from 10.30 AM to 11.30 A.M.
A list of rejected applications along with grounds of rejection has been uploaded in the Commission’s website www.odishassc.in. All the applicants are advised to access to the Commission’s website to know the status of their applications. For the rejected applications on various grounds, candidates are advised to comply in person with candidate’s copy of application(hard copy) alongwith required certificates/documents/certificate showing pass in odia / soft copy of signature & photograph/caste certificates/ proof of showing deposit! of examination fee/proof of sending the DAF by registered post/speed post (postal receipt)in case of rejection due to non- submission of DAF etc. in the Commission’s office by 18.11.2014 beyond which case will not be considered.
The admission letter of eligible candidates will be uploaded in Commission’s website on 26.11.2014. Candidates are advised to download their admission letter from Commission’s website by using “user ID“ and ‘password’. No admit card will be sent through post.
It is also informed that the Commission has decided to adopt negative marking for wrong answer.