CBSE Junior Assistant study materials
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CBSE Junior Assistant case studies

CBSE Junior Assistant · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The CBSE Junior Assistant (Group C) recruitment is a direct-recruitment process run by the Central Board of Secondary Education for administrative support posts at the Board. The public recruitment page shows the post moving through a multi-stage pipeline: a vacancy notification and detailed advertisement, a Tier-1 objective examination, a Tier-2 examination, and a Skill Test (Typing Test) for Junior Assistant candidates. The CBSE Junior Assistant case studies are 5 cases and about 2,935 words.

1

Typing Test: Speed Versus Accuracy in Board Registration Data

You are a Junior Assistant in a CBSE regional office. The board's Class X registration portal closes at 5:15 p.m.

574 words, about 3 min
2

Tampered Question Paper Packet at a Sensitive Exam Centre

You are the Junior Assistant assisting the Centre Superintendent at a CBSE affiliated school for the Class X board examination. At 8:10 a.m., 50 minutes before the examination, the custodian hands you Packet B (Mathematics, 240 booklets).

585 words, about 3 min
3

RTI Request for Internal Notes on a Rejected Affiliation Proposal

A school's application for affiliation was rejected in March. In July the school files an RTI request asking for (i) certified copies of all file notings from January to March, (ii) the inspection report, (iii) names and designations of officers who recommended rejection, and (iv) the legal opinion obtained.

597 words, about 3 min
4

Casual Leave Request on the Day of a Board Inspection

You are the senior-most Junior Assistant in a CBSE regional office with six sanctioned Junior Assistant posts. Two posts are vacant and one colleague is on long leave, leaving you and two others.

612 words, about 3 min
5

Missing Payment File in an e-Office Transition

The office has migrated to e-office; 42 physical files are pending scanning. You are one of two Junior Assistants.

567 words, about 3 min