Loksabha Parliamentary Interpreter Jobs 2020 | apply @loksabha.nic.in

Lok Sabha Secretariat Jobs 2020 » Lok Sabha Secretariat has released the Loksabha Recruitment 2020 Notification. Lok Sabha Secretariat Advertisement is issued for the Parliamentary Interpreter Posts. As mention in the “Lok Sabha Recruitment Notification”, the total number of vacancies is 12. Interested Candidates after checking all the details can proceed to apply offline for it before the Specified Closing Date. 18 August 2020 is the Final date for the application submission.

Remember while applying it is important for the candidates, to possess all the essential qualifications as mention in Lok Sabha Secretariat notification. Now you should continue to this Parliament of India Parliamentary Interpreter Jobs article for other details like Lok Sabha Secretariat Recruitment 2020 Notification, Lok Sabha Recruitment 2020 Online application, Age Limit, Fees, Admit Card, Syllabus & much more.

Posts & Qualification Details

Important Date

• Publish Date: July 11, 2020, and Last Date: August 18, 2020

Age Limit

• Maximum age limit for English/Hindi Interpreters Candidates: 27 Years
• Maximum age limit for Regional Language Interpreters Candidates: 35 Years

Application Fees

• Check Notification

Pay Scale

• Level 10 (Rs. 56100 – 177500) 

How to Apply

• Eligible candidates have to apply for the above post strictly in the format prescribed in this Advertisement, either in English or in Hindi. The candidates may take a print out of the same. The candidates are advised to carefully fill up the various columns in the application form. It is the sole responsibility of the candidates to ensure that she/he fulfills the eligibility criteria. After filling up the application form, the candidates are advised to scan the application form along with the requisite documents required and e-mail the same on the e-mail address, [email protected] admission of candidates at all the stages of the examination will be purely provisional subject to satisfying the prescribed eligibility conditions. In the event of any information furnished by a candidate being found false or incorrect at any stage or not satisfying the eligibility conditions according to the requirements mentioned in this advertisement, her/his candidature/appointment is liable to be canceled/terminated. The applicants are also cautioned that they may be permanently debarred from the Examinations conducted/to be conducted by Lok Sabha Secretariat and/or their appointment may be canceled, in case they fraudulently claim eligibility for a post or they fraudulently claim SC/ ST/ OBC/ EWS/ PH/ ex-Serviceman status.
• Applications which are illegible, not conforming to the instructions contained in this advertisement or received after the last date will be summarily rejected.
• Candidates in Government service should submit their application through proper channel by e-mail only. No such application will be accepted 7 days after the last date specified.
• The photograph of the applicant on the application form and attendance sheet should be identical.
• Canvassing in any manner would lead to summary rejection of application and candidature at any stage.
• All particulars (except Residential Address) furnished by the applicant will be treated as final and no change will be allowed therein later on. The applications of the candidates who do not specify their category at Sl. No. 12 of the application, will be rejected.

Selection Process & Exam Pattern

Eligible candidates will have to appear in the Oration Test/Written Test/Simultaneous Interpretation Test/Personal Interview as follows:
I. Oration Test: Candidates will be subjected to an Oration test which will be of 200 marks. During the Oration test, a candidate for the post of Regional Language Interpreter will be required to speak extempore in English for 3 minutes on any one of the 7 topics given to her/him. A candidate for the post of English/Hindi Interpreter will, however, be required to speak for 3 minutes in English and 3 minutes in Hindi on any one of the 7 topics in English and 7 topics in Hindi that will be placed before the candidate. The objective is to assess fluency; language content; style, pronunciation and accent; material content; and voice of the candidates.
II. Written Test: Only those candidates who qualify the Oration Test at the required standards will be allowed to appear in a Written Test comprising the following papers:
a) For Regional Language Interpreters – (i) 50 Multiple choice objective type questions each on General Knowledge & Current Affairs; General English; and General regional
language concerned – 150 Marks (75 Minutes); and
(ii) Translation from concerning language to English which will be of 200 Marks
(1 Hour).
b) For English/Hindi Interpreters – (i) 50 Multiple choice objective type questions each on General Knowledge & Current Affairs; General English; and General Hindi – 150 Marks (75 Minutes); and (ii) Translation from English to Hindi of 100 Marks and from Hindi to English of 100 Marks (2 Hours).
Candidates will have to qualify both papers of the Written Test and components thereof at the requisite standards. Paper-II of only those candidates will be evaluated who secure the minimum qualifying marks in each component of Paper-I. Only those candidates who qualify the Written Test will be allowed to appear in the Simultaneous Interpretation Test. Prior to that, they would be provided with one or two-day training in simultaneous interpretation. The actual period of training will be intimated to the candidate’s vide call letter.
III. Simultaneous Interpretation Test for (i) Regional Language Interpreters – from concerning language to English (10 Minutes) which will be of 200 Marks; and (ii) English/ Hindi Interpreters – from English to Hindi (5 Minutes) of 100 Marks and from Hindi to English (5 Minutes) of 100 Marks. The performance of the candidates will be assessed under-five specific parameters, i.e. Coverage; Accuracy; Style and Diction; Continuity of Interpretation; and Voice, Pronunciation, and Accent. Only those candidates who qualify the Simultaneous Interpretation Test at the required standards will be allowed to appear in the Personal Interview.
IV. Personal Interview: The personal interview will carry 50 Marks. Candidates will have to qualify the Personal Interview at the requisite standards. From amongst the candidates who qualify Personal Interview, the selection will be made on the basis of the overall performance of the candidates in the Oration Test, Written Test, Simultaneous Interpretation Test, and Personal Interview, subject to availability of vacancies.
The candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC categories availing the benefit of their category for qualifying the written test and/or the Personal Interview and/or in age will not be entitled to occupy ‘UR’ vacancy.

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