I also faced the same problem in 2002 for MPSC exam. My writer was so good
that he could not read marathi itself properly. After exam, when I go
through the question paper again, I found that I knew the answers of most of
the questions but only and only because of that great international reading
stile of that person, I was unable to understand the question itself.
Thanks and regards,
Rohiet
----- Original Message -----
From: "Asudani, Rajesh" <rajeshasud...@rbi.org.in>
To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2009 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Problems with writer provided by examiner
Drunken writer?, Wonderful, Rohith, wonderful!!!!
What an elevated sense of responsibility?
He could have assisted you on another dimension!!!
Well, if exam bodies are bent on imposing scribes under section 31 of PWD
Act, I interpret the section to mean that exam bodies would provide scribe
meaning that scribe has to be competent enough.
It is the question of interpretation, and in wake of supreme court
judgments interpreting "life and liberty" in widest possible terms, why
can't the word "scribe" be interpreted as meaning fully competent scribe?
I think this is the sanest interpretation.
If we have any sane judge, we should immediately get favorable
judgment!!!!
Mr. Abhijeet Sen. was my class mate and was son of supreme court judge.
Hopefully, so we already have, or will shortly have a "sen" judge........
Laugh, AccessIndians, laugh! for the things have reached an absurd
gravity..
Rajesh Asudani
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Reserve Bank of India
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John Milton
-----Original Message-----
From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Rohith P
Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2009 2:56 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Problems with writer provided by examiner
hi folks
I don't think this is an isolated incident. I to have faced the
problem of incompetent scribe or writer twice. Once with UGC NET and
almost a year back with kerala PSC. In the latter case, the person who
came to assist me was completely drunk. and i had to request the exam
authorities to replace him which they did. But not before a war of
words and threatening from the drunken man. the whole situation can
dampen ones spirit and confidence.
Now, if this is so widespread we must do something urgent. let's put
our thoughts and experiences together and try to find a solution.
cheers
rohith
On 8/5/09, Deepak Singla <deepakkumarsin...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Members
Hello
I am Deepak Kumar Singla and I also faced the same problems for the
same exam. The only difference was the venue of the exam: I appeared
in the exam at Bosco Public School, Delhi.
I would also be thankful to all those who can provide the answers to
the queries sought.
Thanks
Deepak Kumar Singla
On 8/5/09, Sameer <sala...@gawab.com> wrote:
Dear Friends,
I seek your advice & guidance regarding a writer-related problem.
Last Sunday, I had appeared for the recruitment exam conducted by BPCL
for
PWD & OBC candidates. In it's advertisement, BPCL had undertaken to
provide
scribes for PWD candidates requiring them.
Unfortunately, the writer provided to me had a very poor command of
English.
He kept skipping & mispronouncing words. After struggling with the
writer
for a half-hour, I requested the exam supervisor to provide me with an
alternative writer. I was informed that no alternative writers were
available & the examination centre (a junior college in Sion) had
arranged
only three writers for the three PWD candidates appearing for that exam.
Since one of the other PWD candidates had failed to appear for the test,
I
was provided with the writer initially allotted to him. Fortunately, the
replacement writer had good reading skills & I was able to proceed
smoothly
with him.
I seek the advice & suggestions of the respected members on the
following
points.
1.. Are there any guidelines for selection of writers by examination
authorities who provide writers to the candidates?
B. What guidelines could be framed to ensure that such writers have a
reasonable command of English & decent reading skills as a minimum
standard?
c. In case a replacement writer is unavailable & the PWD candidate is
not
comfortable with the allotted writer, what steps should the candidate
take?
d. Is there a provision for the candidates to try writers from a panel
of
writers provided by the examining authority to decide which writer is
suitable?
Thanking you all in advance for your invaluable suggestions on above
queries.
Regards
Mr. Sameer Latey
Mumbai, India
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