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Madarihat Additional Icds Project ffi!itIJ'l ffi EO\4ENNUENT OT UEST BEN€At g,ffi OTflCE OT THE. CTILD IDETETOPITENT PB(UEET Or5ISEB Mf,.DASIHAT ICDS PNOJECT (JLDDL), AUPUADUAN E-mail : [email protected] Notification No. 238/ICDS/MDT Date: 24.01.2020 NOTICE DIRECT SELECTION OF ANGANWADI WORKER (AWWI As per decision taken in the District Selection and Monitoring Cornmittee meeting dated 02.01.2020 Online Applications are hereby invited from the eligible FEMALE candidates only to fill up the vacancies to the post of Anganwadi Worker (AWW) under Madarihat ICDS Proiect (Addl.), Alipurduar. Gandidates are requested to read the following instructiorts before applying for the above post. 1. Portal for online applicAtion: ww:w" eaF p lyi edsallpurduar. in 2. Date and time for online application: From 10.00 am on SOlOt/zO?Oto?3/O2/2020 upto 5.30 P.M. 3, On successful submission of application candidate can Print Ackrrowledge Receipt and requested to preserve it for future reference. 4. Residence: A candidate applying for the said post must he a permanent resident of the concerned Gram Panchayet where vacancy exists under the Madarihat ICDS Proiect (AddI.) area, consisting following Gram Panchayets : (i) Sishuihumra (ii) Bundapani (iii) Birpara-I (iv) Birpara-Il (v) Lankapara The candidates residing in above Gram Panchayats are eligible for the post of Anganwadi Worker [AWW) considering the Project as unit. Candidates should produce residential certificates in original at the time of Viva-Voce. Selected candidates shall be posted in an Anganwadi Centre (AWC) under anyofthe above Gram Panchayets, \ r rl '#",9 5. Age : The applicant must be in the age limit of 18-45 years as on 01/01/2020 (Date of birth should be betweenOL{OT/1975 and OL/Ol/2OO2l 6, Educational Qualification : r The applicant should have passed Class X from a recognized Board. o However a candidate with higher educational qualification will also be considered for the post of AWW. e The above noted Minimum Educational qualification must he possessed by the candidate ' on or before the date of publication of this notice. 7. Vaca4cy details* : CATEGORY WISE VACANCY Others Others Total No. of Person With Un-Reserved Schedule Schedule Bac[<ward Baclrward Vacancy Disability (UR) Caste (SC) Tribe (ST) Caste Caste (OBC-A) (OBC-B) (PwD) 1 3 1 I I 0 0 * Number of vacancy may change. N.B:- candidates are requested to check the category of the vacancy of a particular G.P before applying for the post. 8. Docu(nents requir,ed for online appligati,on : aJ Residential Certificate (with photo attested by the issuing authority) : Residential certificate, issued not more than 6 months old as on date of publication of this Notice. Issuing authorities : Member of Parliament (MP) / Sabhadhipati, Zilla Parishad / Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) / Sabhapati, Panchayat Samiti f Pradhan, Gram Panchayat or, District Magistrate tDM) / Addl. District Magistrate [ADM) / Sub Divisional Officer [SDO] / Block Development Officer [BDO], etc. Name of, GrAm Panchayet mpst be mentioned clearly in residential certifi,cate if it is issued by any autJrority other than Gram.Panqhayat Prodhan and should be produced at the time of Viva in original. )t-l F bJ Ageproof: Admit card, / Certificate of Class X or Madhyamik Passed/ Birth Certificate will be accepted as age proof of the candidate. cj Caste Certificate : o Caste certificate issued only by the Sub-Divisional Officer will be accepted. r Otherwise the candidate will be treated as a general/UR candidate. o Caste Certificate must be valid in respect of State of West Bengal and issued on or before publication of this notification. dJ Certificafe for Person With Disability [PWD]: Certificate with 40 a/o and above {isability, issued on or before publication of this Notification by the competent authority u/ill be accepted. Othena,ise, the candidate will be treated as a general/UR candidate. el Identity,Proof : Candidates are requested to put ID Number of any Gofi. approved Card flike PAN /AADHAR/Voter Card etcJ at the tirne of online submission of application. 0 Scanned Full Signature and Recent Passport size Colour Photograph []pC or ]peg format]. g) Education qualification Certificate/testimonial. No dpcuments need to be uploaded fexcept photo and full signature) at the time of online application: Candidates are r$qugsted to mentioJr only details of the documents as required. 9. Selection Process: a. Candidate for the said post will be selected through a written exarnination followed by a viva-voce. b. The total marks for written and yiva-voce will be 100 in the ratio of 90:10. c. If a candidate qualified in the rnrritten examination does not appear in the viva-voce she will be disqualified for selection as AWW. d. There rnrill be no qualifying marks in the rzirza-ruoce test. e. A candidate must secure 30 marks to qualify for the Viva-Voce. However, Selection Cornmittee may take decision to call the candidates for rriva -voce in 1:5 ratio. f. For preparation of Panel marks obtained in the written examination as well as in the Viva- Voce test ,.,r,ill be considered for preparation of merit list. 3 | .t..ir',, 10. Syllabps for writtqn exami$ation: (D An essay of 150 words in mother tongue (Class-VI[ standard) 15 Marks (lI) Arithmetic (Class VIII standard) 20 Marks (IiI) Nutrition, Public Health, Status of Women 15 Marks (iV) English language (candidates understanding of the simple and basic knowledge of English language), simple translation up to the level of class WII 20 Marks (V) General knowledge 20 Marks ' Viva-voce 10 Marks lL. Discontinlration: a) Age limit for discontinuation/termination from the honorary work of AIVW will be 65 years for all recruits as per extant govt. order. b ) If it is found at any stage of selection process or even after selection that the candidate has submitted any wrong information regarding her Age, Caste, Educational Qualification, Residential address etc. her candidature is liable to be summarily reiected without assigning any reason thereof. Legal action as per govt. rule may also be initiated against her. 12.lt selected, the rate of Honorarium & Additional Honorarium per month for AWW wilt be as per extant gow. order. 13. No candidates will be allowed to enter the Written / Viva-voce centre without production of the valid Admit card. 14. The selection of A!1/W will be as per the Final decision of the District Selection and Monitoring Committee (DSMCI Alipurduar as per vacancy and reservation. 15. Any candidate after seleetion in the post of AWW will have to be abiding by all the Gow. rules and Regulation as issued time to time and as applicable for working as AW!V. 16. Date of Written Exarnination and Viva-Voce will be notified later on and candidates will have to download Admit Card for written examination and for Viva-Voce test from the said websites. 17. Those candidates who will be selected fm Viva Voce test will have to upload self-attested photo-copies of all the certificates as per Point No. B to the above website at the time of dovrrnloading the Admit Card for Viva-Voce. Candidates will have to show all these testimonials/ certificates in original at the time of Viva- Voce. 18) One candidate can submit only one application for a particular post. Multiple applications for same post will summarily be reiected. Child Development Project Officer Madarihat ICDS Project, Alipurduar 4l Memo No, 23811IICDS/MDT Date: 24.OLZA2O Copy forwardedfar kind information and toking necessary action to: 1. The Director of ICDS, Department of WCD & SW Kolkata, W.B. 2. The Joint Secretary (ICDS] to Govt. of West Bengal,Dept of WCD & SW, Kolkata, W.8.. 3. The Sabhadhipati, Alipurduar fila Parishad 4. The District Magistrate, Alipurduar 5. The Chairman, District Selection & Monitoring Committee, Alipurduar. 6. The Additional District Magistrate [Dev.) , Alipurduar 7. The Sub-Divisional Officer, Alipurduar, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 8. The District Programme Officer [CDS), Alipurduan with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 9. The District Information & Cultural Officer, Alipurduar, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 10. The DIO, NIC, Alipurduar , with a request to upload the notice on the District website. 11. The Sabhapati, Madarihat-Birpara Panchayet Samity, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 12. The Block Development Officer, Madariha! with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 13. The Block Medical Officer of Health, Madarihat, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. L4. Assistant Director of Agriculture , Madarihat, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 15. The Block Land & Land Reforms Officer, Madarihat, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 16. Inspector In-Charge, Madarihat Police Station, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 1-7. Inspector In-Charge, Birpara Police Station, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 1"8. Sub Inspector of Schools, Madarihat, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 19. The Post Master, Madarihat Post Office, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 22- 26) The Prodhan - Hantapara, Totopara, Madarihat, Khairbari, Rangalibazna GP, with the request to publish in office Notice Board. 39J Office Notice Board. 40) Guard File. Child Development Project Officer Madarihat ICDS Project, Alipurduar 5l.
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