24. Probation and confirmation.

(b) Every probationer shall, during the period of his probation, appear at and pass such departmental examinations or tests and successfully undergo such training as may be prescribed for the Service by the Government:
(a) if his service is not satisfactory during his period of probation; or
(b) if he fails to appear at or pass the departmental examination or other tests, as may be prescribed, or fails to undergo successfully such training as may be prescribed, unless the Appointing Authority permits him to sit for re-examination in the subject or subjects or in the tests in which he failed or to undergo the training again which he failed to undergo successfully; or
(c) if on any information received relating to his nationality, age, health, character or antecedents, the Appointing Authority, is satisfied that the probationer is ineligible or otherwise unfit for being a member of the service; or
(d) if he fails to comply with any of the provisions of these Rules; or
(e) if for any reason to be recorded in writing the post against which a probationer is appointed/promoted/appointed on selection is abolished during and after the probation, in such cases the services of persons who had joined last will be terminated first.
(a) if he has passed the prescribed departmental examinations completely and/or has passed such other tests and/or successfully undergone such training as may be prescribed:
(b) if he is considered by the Appointing Authority to be otherwise fit for confirmation; and
(c) if he is senior most in accordance with the order of seniority determined under Rule 23 amongst all the unconfirmed members of the cadre who are otherwise eligible for confirmation under this rule; and
(d) if a permanent post is available in the cadre against which no other member of the cadre has been confirmed for the time being.