assam carrer.in – Applications are invited from Indian citizens to participate in the online written examination for the issuance of a license to function as a Customs Broker under the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations (CBLR), 2018, as amended. The regulations can be accessed at www.cbic.gov.in and www.nacin.gov.in.
Last Date – 17/11/2023
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How To Apply
The complete application must be submitted in person or by Registered/Speed Post using Form-A (available in the CBLR, 2018).
This submission should include two passport-sized photos and self-attested documents verifying citizenship (Aadhaar/Passport/Voter Card), educational qualifications, financial viability, mobile number, email ID, and other prerequisites.
Application Fee
Additionally, a prescribed fee of RS 500 (Rupees five hundred only) is required. Applications must be addressed to the Principal Commissioner/Commissioner of Customs/Commissioner of Customs (Prev) with jurisdiction over the intended business area.
End Date
The submission window is from 18/10/2023 to 17/11/2023, closing at 06:00 PM. Applications received after the deadline will not be entertained.
Important Points
- Prior to submission, applicants are responsible for ensuring the completeness of their application, as incomplete submissions will be summarily rejected.
- The syllabus for the written examination will adhere to the specifications outlined in regulation 6(7) of the CBLR, 2018.
- The names of eligible applicants for the examination will be displayed on the notice board and/or website of the respective Commissionerate by the latest date of 08.12.2023.
- Information about roll numbers, admit cards, and examination venues will be available on the CBIC and NACIN websites under the <GSTP/CBLR Exams> section.
- A link for downloading the admit card will also be provided. Admit cards will additionally be sent by email to eligible applicants 12 days in advance of the examination date. The written examination is scheduled for the month of March 2024.
- Candidates have the option to answer questions in either Hindi or English.
- Successful candidates will be summoned for an oral examination, with separate communication to follow.
- If declarations and information provided by the applicant are found to be incorrect, the application may be rejected, or if a license has been issued, it may be canceled.
- For any queries regarding eligibility and the application process, please refer to the regulations available on the websites [www.cbic.gov.in and www.nacin.gov.in], or contact the nearest Customs Commissionerate.
- A helpline will be operational by this office at the email address [email protected] from the start of the application submission period until the exam date.
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What is the purpose of this examination?
The examination aims to invite applications from Indian citizens for the issuance of a license to function as a Customs Broker, in accordance with the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations (CBLR), 2018, and its amendments.
Where can I access the CBLR regulations?
The regulations can be accessed on the official websites www.cbic.gov.in and www.nacin.gov.in.
How do I submit my application for the examination?
Applications must be submitted in person or through Registered/Speed Post using Form-A, available in the CBLR, 2018. Along with the form, you need to include two passport-sized photos and self-attested documents.
What should I be aware of before submitting my application?
It is essential to ensure the completeness of your application before submission, as incomplete applications will be rejected.
What is the syllabus for the written examination?
The syllabus for the written examination will follow the guidelines outlined in regulation 6(7) of the CBLR, 2018.
How will I know if I am eligible for the examination?
The names of eligible applicants will be displayed on the notice board and/or website of the respective Commissionerate by 08.12.2023.
How can I obtain information about my roll number, admit card, and examination venue?
Information regarding roll numbers, admit cards, and examination venues will be available on the CBIC and NACIN websites under the <GSTP/CBLR Exams> section. A link for downloading the admit card will also be provided. Admit cards will also be sent via email to eligible applicants 12 days in advance of the examination date. The written examination is scheduled for the month of March 2024.
Can I choose the language in which I answer the questions?
Yes, candidates have the option to answer questions in either Hindi or English.
What happens if the information in my application is incorrect?
If the information or declarations provided in your application are found to be incorrect, your application may be rejected, or if a license has already been issued, it may be canceled.
How can I get more information or assistance regarding eligibility and the application process?
For any queries, you can refer to the regulations available on the websites [www.cbic.gov.in and www.nacin.gov.in], or you can contact the nearest Customs Commissionerate. An operational helpline is available via email at [email protected], starting from the beginning of the application submission period until the exam date.