Nashik Tribal Department Reschedules Watchman Exam

The Tribal Development Department in Nashik is currently conducting a recruitment process for the post of Watchman for government ashram schools and hostels.

The online examination was originally scheduled to take place between July 28 and August 1, 2026, at various centres. However, following requests from candidates, the administration has made adjustments to the centres and dates.

The examination for candidates who applied under the Integrated Tribal Development Project, Chandrapur, was originally scheduled for July 28, 2026. This exam will now be held on August 2, 2026, during Shift-1, starting at 10:00 AM.

Candidates from other projects had previously been assigned exam centres that were far away and did not align with their preferences. Consequently, the administration has revised their centre allocations. Apart from the Chandrapur project, there are no changes to the exam dates for other candidates; only the centres have been changed.

Digambar Chavan, Additional Commissioner (Headquarters), has issued a press release urging concerned candidates to download their revised hall tickets from the official website. The administration has advised candidates to check their revised hall tickets in a timely manner and report to the designated exam centre.

The recruitment process is for the post of Watchman, a Group-D position, and is being conducted for government ashram schools and hostels. The Tribal Development Department aims to fill the vacant positions through this direct recruitment process.

The department's decision to revise the exam centres and dates is expected to benefit candidates who had been assigned centres that were not convenient for them. The revised hall tickets are now available on the official website, and candidates are advised to download them as soon as possible.

The examination is an important step in the recruitment process, and candidates are advised to prepare thoroughly. The Tribal Development Department is responsible for the administration of tribal welfare schemes, including education and employment opportunities.

In conclusion, the Tribal Development Department's decision to revise the exam centres and dates is a positive step towards ensuring that candidates have a convenient and fair opportunity to take the examination. The department's efforts to address the concerns of candidates are commendable, and it is expected that the recruitment process will be completed smoothly.

The revised exam schedule and centre allocations are expected to benefit candidates from various projects, including the Integrated Tribal Development Project, Chandrapur. The department's decision to reschedule the exam for Chandrapur candidates to August 2, 2026, is expected to provide them with a better opportunity to take the examination.

Overall, the Tribal Development Department's efforts to conduct a fair and transparent recruitment process are appreciable, and it is expected that the department will continue to work towards the welfare of tribal communities in Nashik.