
JKBOSE Sub-Office Doda Bars Supervisory Staff From Carrying Mobile Phones During Class 10, 11 and 12 Exams, issues Circular
DODA, October 21, 2026 [VoM News]: The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has directed supervisory staff deployed for the conduct of ongoing and upcoming board examinations not to carry mobile phones during examination hours.
According to a circular issued by the JKBOSE Sub-Office Doda on Wednesday, the restriction applies to supervisory staff appointed at examination centres for the ongoing Secondary School Examination (SSE), or Class 10, and Higher Secondary Part-II, or Class 12 examinations.
The direction will also apply to the forthcoming Higher Secondary Part-I, or Class 11 examination, scheduled to commence from October 29, 2026, under the Annual Regular Session 2026 for the Winter Zone.
The circular states that supervisory staff deployed at their respective examination centres will not be permitted to keep mobile phones with them during examination hours.
However, an exception has been provided for the superintendent of the concerned examination centre, who will be permitted to keep a mobile phone.
The circular, dated October 21, was issued by the Assistant Secretary, JKBOSE Sub-Office Doda, following directions from the Board authorities.
The measure is aimed at regulating the use of mobile phones by examination staff during the conduct of board examinations and ensuring adherence to examination procedures.
Latest Posts
- Swedfund invests USD 35 million to accelerate climate action and resilience in India21 Oct 2026
- Kishtwar ACD Rejects Ex-DDC Member’s Allegations of Delay in Complaint Inquiry, Cites Non-Cooperation21 Oct 2026
- Australian Lawmaker Helen Haines Loses Both Legs After Alleged Targeted Car Attack21 Oct 2026
- Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Fined Rs 50,000 at Delhi Airport Over Alleged Undeclared Goods21 Oct 2026
- US Ties With Pakistan or Any Country Will Never Come at India’s Expense: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio21 Oct 2026
- BREAKING: No Nuclear Material Will Leave Iran, Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei Tells Pakistani defence chief Asim Munir21 Oct 2026
- French Mirage 2000D fighter jet Crashes During Training, 1 Killed21 Oct 2026
- Elon Musk Backs SpaceX-Tesla Merger As Rocket Firm Turns Profit21 Oct 2026
- Starlink Slowdown In Ukraine: Wall Street Journal Report21 Oct 2026
- Delhi Police Transfers Cases Against CJP Leaders to Crime Branch Ahead of Court Hearing, Including Jantar Mantar Entry Case21 Oct 2026
