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Vehushka, March 20, 2024
In a significant development for aspiring civil servants across India, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the postponement of the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary (CSE) Examination 2024. The decision comes in light of a scheduling conflict with the Lok Sabha elections. Originally slated for May 26th, the UPSC CSE Prelims will now be held on June 16th, 2024.
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UPSC CSE Prelim Exam postponed.Postponed due to clash with the date of Lok Sabha elections.Now the examination will be conducted on 16th June.
The UPSC CSE Prelims serves as a crucial first step for thousands of candidates aspiring to join the esteemed Indian Civil Services. However, the clash with the Lok Sabha elections necessitated the rescheduling of the examination to ensure the smooth conduct of both events.
According to the latest update from the UPSC, candidates can expect the examination to take place on June 16th, providing them with ample time to adjust their preparation strategies. The application process for the exam concluded on March 6th, 2024, following a window from February 14th.
One of the most awaited announcements pertains to the issuance of admit cards. Candidates can anticipate receiving their admit cards a few days prior to the examination date. It’s crucial for candidates to keep a close eye on updates from the UPSC’s official website regarding the availability of admit cards. Admit cards will only be accessible online, and candidates must provide the necessary details to download them.
The rescheduled UPSC CSE Prelims 2024 aims to fill 1206 vacant posts across various services. Of these, 1056 positions are earmarked for the prestigious Indian Administrative Service (IAS), while 150 positions are allocated for the Indian Forest Service (IFS). Candidates must stay updated with the official UPSC website for any further details or changes regarding the examination.
In conclusion, the postponement of the UPSC CSE Prelims 2024 to June 16th offers candidates a new timeline to fine-tune their preparations. While the clash with the Lok Sabha elections necessitated this change, it ensures that candidates can focus solely on the examination without any distractions. Aspirants are advised to utilize the additional time wisely and stay vigilant for any updates from the UPSC to navigate this crucial phase of their journey towards serving the nation through the civil services.
