Chhattisgarh State Agricultural Marketing Board Sub-Inspector Exam to be held on April 26; 24,185 candidates to appear at 99 centres in Rajnandgaon
Published on: April 24, 2026
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
The Sub-Inspector Recruitment Examination (MBSI-26) 2026 under the Chhattisgarh State Agricultural Marketing (Mandi) Board, organized by the Chhattisgarh Professional Examination Board, Raipur, will be conducted on April 26, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:15 PM.
In Rajnandgaon district, a total of 99 examination centres have been established, where 24,185 candidates will appear for the examination.
Training Organized for Smooth and Fair Examination Conduct
With the objective of ensuring smooth, peaceful, systematic and malpractice-free conduct of the examination, a detailed training session for examination observers and flying squad teams was organized today at the District Panchayat auditorium.
During the training programme, officials were provided comprehensive information regarding examination guidelines, monitoring systems and supervision mechanisms.
Instructions Issued for Strict Monitoring
All observers and flying squad members were instructed to carry out regular inspections of examination centres and ensure immediate action in case of any suspicious activity. Special monitoring arrangements have been directed for sensitive examination centres, along with surprise inspections.
Centre Superintendents have also been instructed to strictly enforce entry regulations. As per the guidelines, entry to examination centres will be completely closed after 9:30 AM.
Guidelines Issued for Candidates
According to instructions issued for candidates, they have been advised to visit their examination centres a day prior to the examination and report at least two hours before the scheduled time on exam day. Candidates must carry their admit cards along with a valid photo identity proof.
They have been instructed to wear light-coloured simple clothing and use only black or blue ball pens during the examination.
Strict Ban on Electronic Devices
Mobile phones, smart watches, Bluetooth devices, calculators and any electronic gadgets or written material will be strictly prohibited inside examination centres. Authorities have warned that strict action will be taken against candidates found using unfair means.
The district administration has ensured security arrangements, frisking procedures and all essential facilities at every examination centre.
Administration Appeals for Cooperation
The District Collector has appealed to candidates to follow all instructions carefully, reach examination centres on time and cooperate in maintaining a peaceful and disciplined examination environment.
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