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Nearly 5.49 lakh candidates appeared in civil services preliminary exam: UPSCNearly 5.49 lakh candidates appeared for the civil services preliminary examination, which saw the successful implementation of real-time f...- UPSC aspirants who didn't appear in 2011 to get extra chanceGovernment had decided to give an extra chance to the students who had appeared in the prestigious UPSC exam in 2011.
- No change in civil prelims pattern; aptitude test to stay: GovernmentThe aptitude test will continue to be part of civil services preliminary examination and there is no change in the pattern as of now, it wa...
- Government notifies change in civil services prelims; English marks not includedThere are two compulsory papers of 200 marks each in the CS preliminary examination. These papers are also known as CSAT I and CSAT II.
- Delhi High Court to hear plea against UPSC decision not to evaluate questions on EnglishUPSC came out with the decision asking candidates to leave the questions unanswered during the CSAT examination as the section will not hav...
- English marks not be included for gradation: UPSC to aspirantsIn addition, one more attempt will be given next year to students who had appeared in 2011 civil services examination, Singh had said.
- UPSC row: AAP, RJD leaders meet agitating students, assure supportCivil service aspirants are seeking dropping of CSAT,claiming that pattern of CSAT puts those who studied in Hindi medium at disadvantage.
- UPSC aspirants continue protest, RJD MP Rajesh Ranjan extends supportThe protesters, led by Yadav, gathered outside BJP headquarter on Ashoka Road around 1.30 PM and raised slogans against BJP and CSAT exam.
- No inaccurate translation in civil services examination: GovernmentSeveral civil services aspirants have been protesting in the national capital demanding changes in the pattern of Civil Services Aptitude T...
- UPSC exam row: Ex-bureaucrats slam government move on EnglishFormer civil servants lash out at govt for eliminating English score from prelims exams;view the level of proficiency needed for a Class I ...
- Not satisfied with government move, UPSC aspirants vow to continue fightThe civil services aspirants, who had been protesting against the CSAT format in Mukherjee Nagar for the past 25 days, will now hold protes...
- CSAT row: English marks not to be included for gradation or merit in UPSC examEnglish marks in CSAT-II will not be included for gradation or merit and 2011 candidates may get a second chance to appear for the test nex...
- MoS PMO Jitendra Singh meets Home Minister, BJP chief over UPSC rowJitendra Singh today held separate consultations with Home Minister Rajnath Singh, and BJP President Amit Shah and other party leaders to r...
- Will share conclusion at appropriate time: MoS PMO on UPSC rowThe minister was asked about the decision on the Varma Committee's report that examined the possibilities of changing the pattern of CSE.
- UPSC Row: NSUI activists protest outside Rajnath Singh's houseThe protesters led by NSUI's general secretary Mohit Sharma gathered around 9.30 AM outside the Minister's house and raised slogans against...
- Committee submits report on pattern of civil services examinationsA committee formed to look into the possibilities of bringing changes in pattern of civil services exam today submitted its report to the g...
- Rajnath Singh holds high-level meet on civil services exam rowA three-member govt appointed committee is looking into the demands of civil services aspirants to change the pattern of Civil Services Apt...
- UPSC: Panel may find it hard to scrap English testThe application for the Mains examination is made separately, and it is only here that the candidate states his/her chosen medium for takin...
- UPSC: ‘Anti-Hindi bias’ argument behind row over CSATUPSC students being detained by the police during a protest demanding roll back of CSAT from civil services examinations on July 25.
- Civil services aspirants demand change in syllabusA group of students had carried out protests in Mukherjee Nagar and other areas of the national capital in support of their demand.
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