Nagaland Public Service Commission

Nagaland Public Service Commission

NPSC
Constitutional body overview
Formed	1965 (1965)
Jurisdiction	Government of Nagaland
Headquarters	Thizama, Nagaland
Constitutional body executive	W. Honje Konyak, (Chairman) John Tsulise Sangtam (Secretary) Asangla Imti (Deputy Secretary) Kelhouseto Nakhro (Deputy Secretary) Thepfurienyü George Kire (Examination controller)
Parent department	Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department, Nagaland
Website	npsc.nagaland.gov.in

The Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) is a constitutional body established in 1965 by the Government of Nagaland. It is responsible for recruiting candidates for various state government jobs through competitive examinations.

History

Formation of NPSC came into consideration in 1965 when Nagaland state was born under the constitution of India. The commission was initially headed by its chairman along with its two members. In 1985, the commission was granted the permission to work under two more members.

Functions and responsibilities

The commission is performing various roles as amended in Article 320 of the Constitution of India.

• To conduct competitive and civil examinations for appointments to the services under its jurisdiction.
• To conducting screening test of the selected candidates.
• To sought assistance from the Union Public Service Commission in framing, or operating schemes if needed or requested by the state commission.
• To make appointments to state civil services.
• To check the suitability of the candidates when promoting and transferring them from one service to another.

Administrative Setup

NPSC was primarily headed by three members including one chairman. Since the past amendments were revised, now it consists four members and a chairman.

Name	Designation
W. Honje Konyak	Chairman
John Tsulise Sangtam	Secretary
Asangla Imti	Deputy Secretary
Kelhouseto Nakhro	Deputy Secretary
Thepfurienyü George Kire	Examination controller

See also

• List of Public service commissions in India