Harish sir, you may not be right what you've mentioned in your first message of this thread. If some foul play has been done at mains exam level with the perspective of UPSC or the candidate, it can not be dealt at the interview level. Because in UPSC interview is totally separet from mains exam, interviewer don't have access to the candidate's mains marks . Suppose a candidate got help from the scribe in improving his answers, he will get good marks in mains exam, even if he secures lesser marks in interview, he will be qualified because marit is prepared after combining both stage's marks. Now take the reverse scenario, if a candidate has suffered irreparable loss due to that sarkari scribe, he will get very low marks in mains exam itself, may be he couldn't qualify for interview just on this basis. Or he got very poor marks in mains, even he secure fair marks in interview level, he will not figure in final selection list!
On 6/17/15, Kotian, H P <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Ishita > I am responding to your mail on this thread. > I am unsure, if you have read my comments in the earlier thread. We are > looking this in a broader issue and plane. The ramification is going to be > far fetched and it will not be possible to take this up time and again. > > Let us understand why malpractise cannot be curbed by stricter vigilance as > you state? According to you what is the way out? How do you deal in a > subject like accountancy where the scribe does not understand how posting > should be made? 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