‘Civil Service candidates can’t withdraw applns’

The UPSC had in 2018 announced a facility for withdrawal of applications by candidates after it found that roughly 50 per cent of the 10 lakh-plus candidates for the preliminary examination actually write the test.

DT NEXT Bureau

Updated:15th Feb, 2023 at 6:09 AM

NEW DELHI: Candidates of Civil Services Examination will not be able to withdraw their applications after submission, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has said.

The UPSC had in 2018 announced a facility for withdrawal of applications by candidates after it found that roughly 50 per cent of the 10 lakh-plus candidates for the preliminary examination actually write the test.

The preliminary examination will be held on May 28, it said.

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‘Civil Service candidates can’t withdraw applns’

The UPSC had in 2018 announced a facility for withdrawal of applications by candidates after it found that roughly 50 per cent of the 10 lakh-plus candidates for the preliminary examination actually write the test.

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