Competitive exams reward merit alone, says Mysuru SP
The Mysuru Superintendent of Police emphasized the importance of merit and discipline for candidates preparing for competitive government exams. The City Central Library has introduced free mock tests to support local aspirants in their recruitment efforts.
Why it matters
Public initiatives providing free resources for competitive exams help democratize access to government employment opportunities.
Mysuru Superintendent of Police Mallikarjuna Baladandi on Tuesday said discipline, hard work and honesty are the cornerstones of success in competitive examinations and urged aspirants to rely on merit and self-confidence rather than rumours or shortcuts.
Addressing candidates after inaugurating the third free mock test for competitive examinations organised by the City Central Library at People’s Park, he said recruitment to government posts is now conducted with a high degree of transparency, with merit being the sole criterion for selection.
Encouraging aspirants to remain focused on their preparation, Mr. Baladandi shared his own journey, recalling that he had prepared for the Karnataka Administrative Service (KAS) examination while serving as a Range Forest Officer (RFO), despite the demanding nature of the job.
City Central Library Deputy Director Manjunath B. said the Public Library Department was conducting free coaching and mock tests for competitive examinations for the first time in its history.
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