Amidst the demand for postponement of the PCS-2022 main examination, the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has issued the admit cards for the examination which is going to start from September 27. After not getting relief from the commission, the candidates have now appealed to the Chief Minister and started a campaign on social media. Through an email sent to the Chief Minister on behalf of Competitive Chhatra Sangharsh Samiti, it has been informed that the final result of PCS-2021 has not been declared yet.
There are a large number of students who have appeared for PCS-2021 interview and also qualified for the main examination of 2022. In such a situation, the chances of selection for the candidates will decrease and there will also be loss of posts. In such a situation, the decision of the High Court on PCS-2021 should be awaited.
Apart from this, during the main examination of PCS-2022 itself, the examination of Bihar PCS is proposed on 30 September, in which thousands of students of Uttar Pradesh have to appear. At the same time, the Eugenie NET exam is going to start from September 20. If the main examination of PCS-2022 is not postponed, then a large number of candidates will suffer. The committee’s media in-charge Prashant Pandey has demanded from the CM that the examination should be postponed.
Demand for change in exam date of UGC NET Hindi
Karan Singh Parihar, alumnus council of CMP Degree College, has sent a letter to the chairman of UGC demanding to change the exam date of UGC NET Hindi subject. Karan says that the dates of UGC NET Hindi subject exam, Bihar PCS exam and Bundelkhand University BEd semester exam dates are clashing. In view of the problems of the candidates, the proposed date of UGC NET exam should be extended beyond 30 September.
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Amidst the demand for postponement of the PCS-2022 main examination, the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has issued the admit cards for the examination which is going to start from September 27. After not getting relief from the commission, the candidates have now appealed to the Chief Minister and started a campaign on social media. Through an email sent to the Chief Minister on behalf of Competitive Chhatra Sangharsh Samiti, it has been informed that the final result of PCS-2021 has not been declared yet.
There are a large number of students who have appeared for PCS-2021 interview and also qualified for the main examination of 2022. In such a situation, the chances of selection for the candidates will decrease and there will also be loss of posts. In such a situation, the decision of the High Court on PCS-2021 should be awaited.
Apart from this, during the main examination of PCS-2022 itself, the examination of Bihar PCS is proposed on 30 September, in which thousands of students of Uttar Pradesh have to appear. At the same time, the Eugenie NET exam is going to start from September 20. If the main examination of PCS-2022 is not postponed, then a large number of candidates will suffer. The committee’s media in-charge Prashant Pandey has demanded from the CM that the examination should be postponed.
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