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In a stern warning, the Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have issued a public notification stating that sharing the content of recruitment tests on social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and other online sites, will be considered a serious offence and can lead to immediate disqualification of the candidate.
RRB Warns Against Sharing Test Content on Social Media Platforms(Rajkumar)
The RRBs have taken note of instances where individuals have been misusing social media platforms, such as YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and others, to disclose, reproduce, or transmit test content, either in part or in whole, in verbal, written, electronic, or mechanical form.
According to the official statement, “Any candidate found to be disclosing, publishing, reproducing, transmitting, storing or facilitating transmission and storage of test contents, or taking away the rough papers supplied in the exam centre, or found to be in unauthorized possession of test content will be considered as gross misconduct and will be debarred/disqualified from the exam, and may also face further disciplinary and legal action as per the rules, including the involvement of law enforcement agencies, if necessary.”
A formal notice has been issued, reiterating the gravity of the situation and the consequences of such actions.
The recruitment examination for Assistant Loco Pilot (RRB ALP 2024), which commenced yesterday on November 25, will continue till November 29, and candidates are expected to adhere to the rules and guidelines to avoid any penalties.
Separately, the RRBs have released exam city intimation slips for the RPF SI recruitment examination, which can be downloaded from the official websites of the respective RRBs where the candidates have applied.
For grade 3 Technician exam candidates, the application status is now available on rrbapply.gov.in, providing information on whether the application forms have been provisionally accepted, provisionally accepted with conditions, or rejected, along with the reasons for rejection.
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**Interview with Rajkumar, Education Analyst, on RRB’s Warning Against Social Media Sharing of Test Content**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us, Rajkumar. The Railway Recruitment Boards have recently issued a stern warning regarding the sharing of recruitment test content on social media. Can you elaborate on the implications of this announcement?
**Rajkumar:** Absolutely, and thank you for having me. The RRB’s statement represents a serious stance against the misuse of social media in relation to their exams. They’re addressing a growing concern where individuals have been disclosing test questions and answers across platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook. This practice poses a direct threat to the integrity of the examination process.
**Interviewer:** What are the potential consequences for candidates who violate this directive?
**Rajkumar:** Candidates found sharing test content could face immediate disqualification from the recruitment process. This means that not only could they lose the chance to take their exams, but it also raises questions about their integrity and future opportunities within the Indian Railways. The RRB has made it clear that they will take both disciplinary and legal action against offenders, which shows how seriously they are taking these issues.
**Interviewer:** In your opinion, why is it crucial for the RRB to take such strict measures?
**Rajkumar:** Maintaining the integrity of recruitment exams is essential for ensuring a fair selection process. If test content is leaked, it undermines the competitive nature of the exams and could result in qualified candidates being overlooked. By taking a firm stand against these practices, the RRB is trying to ensure that all candidates compete on a level playing field, thereby preserving public trust in the recruitment process.
**Interviewer:** How do you think candidates should respond to this warning?
**Rajkumar:** Candidates should take this warning seriously and avoid any temptation to engage with or distribute test material on social media. Instead, they should focus on their studies and preparation. Additionally, they should report any suspicious activity they encounter on social media to the RRB. Engaging with such content can lead to unintentional consequences that could impact their future.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for your insights, Rajkumar. It’s vital for candidates to understand the importance of adhering to these guidelines.
**Rajkumar:** Thank you for having me. It’s crucial that everyone, especially the candidates, understands the impact of these actions on their future.
