Haryana Government Announces School Closure on July 26 for CET 2025
Haryana Government Announces School Closure on July 26 for CET 2025
The Haryana government has announced the closure of all government and private schools on July 26, 2025, to ensure the smooth and fair conduct of the Common Eligibility Test (CET) 2025. The exam is scheduled for July 26 and 27, with over 13.48 lakh candidates appearing across 834 to 1,338 exam centers statewide.
Key Security Measures Implemented
To maintain a disruption-free exam environment, the state has imposed strict security and traffic measures, including:
- Prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, within 500 meters of exam centers.
- Parking bans within 200 meters of examination venues.
- Closure of photocopy and printing shops near exam centers.
- Deployment of over 14,000 police personnel for security.
- Mobile phones and electronic gadgets prohibited inside exam halls.
- Checkpoints and vehicle inspections starting from the evening before the exam.
- Appointment of duty magistrates to monitor the examination process.
Awareness and Safety
The Director General of Police has urged citizens, candidates, and guardians to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity via emergency helpline '112' or local police.
The government’s comprehensive security and administrative measures reflect a statewide effort to conduct CET 2025 fairly, securely, and without disruptions.
FAQs
1. What is CET 2025?
CET 2025 is an examination conducted by the Haryana Staff Selection Commission for recruitment to various Group C posts in the state government.
2. Why are schools closed?
Schools are closed on this date to ensure smooth conduct of the CET examination without interruptions or disturbances.
3. What security measures are in place for the exam?
Strict prohibitory orders, parking bans, and deployment of police forces are among the measures to ensure a secure examination environment.
4. How can I report suspicious activity during the exam?
Citizens should immediately report any suspicious activity to the local police or through helpline '112'.
This comprehensive approach by the Haryana government showcases their commitment to ensuring a secure and orderly exam process, fostering transparency and fairness for all candidates.