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[caption id="attachment_2555" align="alignright" width="82" caption="A.P. Public Service Commission "][/caption] AP Public Service Commission was established on 1 November 1956 with the founding of the State of Andhra Pradesh. The public service commissions are the basis of Article 315 of the Constitution of India. The AP Public Service Commission has a procedure done to adjust its procedures in relation to the exercise of their functions. The task of the Commission are listed in the Constitution Article 320th they also indicate that the scales of pay issues available on the Commission and shall refer the matter is not part of the Commission.

[caption id="attachment_891" align="alignright" width="137" caption="School Service Commission"][/caption] The West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has invites applications from the eligible candidates for the posts of Assistant Teachers in Recognised Non-Govt. aided Jr. High / High /Higher Secondary Schools in West Bengal. The Commission which is the first of its kind in the country consists of a Central Commission by the name of the West Bengal Central School Service Commission and Six Regional Commissions by the name of the West Bengal Regional School Service Commission which act under the control and supervision of the Central Commission. WBSSC came into being on November 1,

[caption id="attachment_1138" align="alignright" width="78" caption="Central Vigilance Commission"][/caption] The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) was set up by the Government in 1964 on therecommendations of the Committee on Prevention of Corruption to advise and guide CentralGovernment agencies in the field of vigilance. The Central Vigilance Commission is planning to send independent experts to government departments to sniff out corruption, and the corrupt. The other mechanism within the system is holding a “discreet inquiry”. But the discreet inquiry can only be ordered against an individual, not a set of individuals. The lists will now be updated regularly." Though CVC earlier put up names of individuals

[caption id="attachment_721" align="alignright" width="68" caption="UPPSC"][/caption] The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission came into existence on 1st April 1937, with the main aim of recruiting candidates to various services in the state. The commission is regulated by Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission Regulation on 1976. Commencing its journey from few rooms of a Secretariat in Allahabad with nearly 10,000 applications at its disposal, the commission has today come a long way. The commission has presently has a camp office in the state capital- Lucknow and disposes over lakh applications every year at its computerized office. The two spacious examination centres of the Commission at

[caption id="attachment_207" align="alignright" width="85" caption="Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission"][/caption] Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission exam results are declared. Those Results are available on the Website of Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission. Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission has publish various examination Results. It has published Results of Grade Cards. The HPPSC EXAM RESULTS can be found From the following website: - hp.gov.in/hppsc

[caption id="attachment_611" align="alignright" width="116" caption="MPSC Public Service Commission"][/caption] Public Service Commission, Maharashtra is the administering authority for conducting Maharashtra State Civil Services examination in the state. Though Maharashtra is major hub of business, the state is also known for educational excellence. There are several universities in Maharashtra, which provide quality education to the people of the state. There are also numbers of educational and research institutions of world repute in this Maharashtra state. Maharashtra is the third largest state In India, with Mumbai (Bombay) as the capital of Maharashtra state government. Besides the Civil Service examination, commission also conducts many other examinations

[caption id="attachment_620" align="alignright" width="82" caption="Apspsc"][/caption] Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission was established on 1 st November, 1956. The Andhra Service Commission itself came into existence on October 1, 1953 after the bifurcation of the composite Madras State into Andhra and Madras States. The Madras Public Service Commission's Regulations, 1950 were adopted by the Andhra Public Service Commission while the Hyderabad Public Service Commission (Conditions of Service) Regulations, 1952 were followed by the Hyderabad Public Service Commission. the A.P.P.S.C. was started with two different traditions and working procedures inherited from the Andhra Public Service Commission and the Hyderabad Public Service Commission. Recruitment by promotion at the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission The Andhra PSC

[caption id="attachment_1951" align="alignright" width="116" caption="KPSC"][/caption] The Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC), established in 1951 under the provisions of the Constitution, recruits candidates to the various civil services across the state. The selection is done on the basis of marks scored by candidates in the commission’s examination (preliminary and main) and personality test. In accordance with the provisions of clause 14 of the Public Service Commission, Regulations 1950, the staff of the Public Service Commission as it stood on 18 May, 1951, was continued as the nucleus of the staff of the Public Service Commission. The commission only conducts written competitive examination

[caption id="attachment_2430" align="alignright" width="124" caption="Naval Pay Office"][/caption] Navpay.Gov.In is the official website for Naval Pay and other matters related to Navy. The employee of Indian Navy can visit this website to find the latest information related to their pay, Sixth pay commission, Income Tax Return details. Payment details of Naval Employee. Find the latest rules and regulation at the web site. At the Naval Pay office web site you can also file your IT returns by downloading the necessary forms. There are also other links to related sites such as the Indian Armed Forces, The Indian Navy,etc.

[caption id="attachment_1615" align="alignright" width="99" caption="J K Public Service Commission"][/caption] The Jammu & Kashmir Public Service Commission (J&K PSC) is responsible for conducting examinations for appointments to the services of the State and planning strategic methods of recruitment to Civil Services and for civil posts in the state. It was established on September 2, 1957, under section 128 of the Constitution of J&K, with Major General Yadev Nath Singh PVC, as it is first Chairman. The Chairman and the member of the commission are appointed by the Governor for five years or till he attains the age of 65 years whichever is