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8 Hours, 5 Tests In A Day: All You Need To Know About World's Toughest Exam
The Suneung exam is more than just an academic challenge; it can shape a young person's future, influencing career opportunities, and earnings. For many South Korean youth, the Suneung represents a critical juncture in their life's journey.
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Forest Officer Shares Golden Tips To Crack UPSC Prelims: ''Even IITians Are Failing''
In a Twitter thread, he urged students to start working hard to conquer 'prelims' which are the most unpredictable and difficult stage of the UPSC exam.
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CAT Told To Expeditiously Decide On Reduction Of Cut-Off Marks For UPSC's CSAT Exam
The Delhi High Court asked the Central Administrative Tribunal to expeditiously decide a plea seeking reduction of cut off marks from 33 per cent to 23 per cent for qualifying part 2 of the Civil Services Aptitude Test conducted by the UPSC.
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Haryana Civil Service Exam On September 12
Haryana Civil Service exam will be held on September 12 in two shifts. The General Studies paper will be held from 10 am to 12 noon, and the CSAT paper from 3 pm to 5 pm, the statement said.
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Supreme Court Judge Turns Down Post-Retirement Offer Amid Alok Verma Row
Supreme Court judge AK Sikri, whose vote helped decide CBI chief Alok Verma's removal from the top post, has turned down a post-retirement offer from the government.
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Demand For 'Compensatory Attempts' For UPSC's 'CSAT Victims'
The protesters said, because of the introduction of Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) in 2011, which continued till 2014, they have lost four precious attempts.
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UPSC Civil Services Exam CSAT 2011-2015: Varun Gandhi Supports Demand For 'Compensatory Prelims'
Varun Gandhi has stepped in to support the candidates demanding for a 'compensatory prelims' for UPSC Civil Services Exams held from 2011 till 2015.
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UPSC Civil Services Exam: 'CSAT Victims' Demand Compensatory Attempts
A group of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services aspirants in a petition demanded compensatory attempts to be given to them for the "undue hardship" they have faced during the last five years since 2011 'as a result of frequent, discriminatory and sudden changes that were introduced in the exam pattern'.
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UPSC Civil Services Prelims 2017: Notification For 980 Vacancies Out; Know Details Here
According to the Examination Calendar on Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) website, the commission will release the official notification for the Civil Services (preliminary) Examination 2017 today.
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Plea Seeking Stay on UPSC Prelims Dismissed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today dismissed a petition seeking postponement of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) preliminary examinations, scheduled to take place on Sunday.
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English Marks not be Included for Gradation in Civil Services Preliminary Examination
The marks of English Language Comprehension Skills, asked in second paper of civil services (preliminary) examination, will not be included for gradation, the government said today.
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Opposition Unites Over UPSC Row, Some Seek Statement from PM Modi
The Opposition seems to have united against the government on the row over the Civil Service Aptitude Test or CSAT exams in the civil service preliminary examinations.
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UPSC Exam Row: Government Sticks to Stand, Opposition Stalls Rajya Sabha
The row over the civil services exam intensified today, with the government sticking to its stand, student protesters threatening to boycott the exams on August 24 and the Opposition creating a ruckus in Parliament, demanding a debate on the subject.
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UPSC Exam Row: Government Sticks to Stand, Opposition Stalls Rajya Sabha
The row over the civil services exam intensified today, with the government sticking to its stand, student protesters threatening to boycott the exams on August 24 and the Opposition creating a ruckus in Parliament, demanding a debate on the subject.
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CSAT Agitation Gathers Steam, Government Decision a Let-down, Say Protesters
The government's effort to address the controversial issue of aptitude tests in the Civil Service preliminary examinations, instead of quelling the protests by UPSC aspirants, has only served to intensify the agitation.
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8 Hours, 5 Tests In A Day: All You Need To Know About World's Toughest Exam
The Suneung exam is more than just an academic challenge; it can shape a young person's future, influencing career opportunities, and earnings. For many South Korean youth, the Suneung represents a critical juncture in their life's journey.
-
Forest Officer Shares Golden Tips To Crack UPSC Prelims: ''Even IITians Are Failing''
In a Twitter thread, he urged students to start working hard to conquer 'prelims' which are the most unpredictable and difficult stage of the UPSC exam.
-
CAT Told To Expeditiously Decide On Reduction Of Cut-Off Marks For UPSC's CSAT Exam
The Delhi High Court asked the Central Administrative Tribunal to expeditiously decide a plea seeking reduction of cut off marks from 33 per cent to 23 per cent for qualifying part 2 of the Civil Services Aptitude Test conducted by the UPSC.
-
Haryana Civil Service Exam On September 12
Haryana Civil Service exam will be held on September 12 in two shifts. The General Studies paper will be held from 10 am to 12 noon, and the CSAT paper from 3 pm to 5 pm, the statement said.
-
Supreme Court Judge Turns Down Post-Retirement Offer Amid Alok Verma Row
Supreme Court judge AK Sikri, whose vote helped decide CBI chief Alok Verma's removal from the top post, has turned down a post-retirement offer from the government.
-
Demand For 'Compensatory Attempts' For UPSC's 'CSAT Victims'
The protesters said, because of the introduction of Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) in 2011, which continued till 2014, they have lost four precious attempts.
-
UPSC Civil Services Exam CSAT 2011-2015: Varun Gandhi Supports Demand For 'Compensatory Prelims'
Varun Gandhi has stepped in to support the candidates demanding for a 'compensatory prelims' for UPSC Civil Services Exams held from 2011 till 2015.
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UPSC Civil Services Exam: 'CSAT Victims' Demand Compensatory Attempts
A group of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services aspirants in a petition demanded compensatory attempts to be given to them for the "undue hardship" they have faced during the last five years since 2011 'as a result of frequent, discriminatory and sudden changes that were introduced in the exam pattern'.
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UPSC Civil Services Prelims 2017: Notification For 980 Vacancies Out; Know Details Here
According to the Examination Calendar on Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) website, the commission will release the official notification for the Civil Services (preliminary) Examination 2017 today.
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Plea Seeking Stay on UPSC Prelims Dismissed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today dismissed a petition seeking postponement of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) preliminary examinations, scheduled to take place on Sunday.
-
English Marks not be Included for Gradation in Civil Services Preliminary Examination
The marks of English Language Comprehension Skills, asked in second paper of civil services (preliminary) examination, will not be included for gradation, the government said today.
-
Opposition Unites Over UPSC Row, Some Seek Statement from PM Modi
The Opposition seems to have united against the government on the row over the Civil Service Aptitude Test or CSAT exams in the civil service preliminary examinations.
-
UPSC Exam Row: Government Sticks to Stand, Opposition Stalls Rajya Sabha
The row over the civil services exam intensified today, with the government sticking to its stand, student protesters threatening to boycott the exams on August 24 and the Opposition creating a ruckus in Parliament, demanding a debate on the subject.
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UPSC Exam Row: Government Sticks to Stand, Opposition Stalls Rajya Sabha
The row over the civil services exam intensified today, with the government sticking to its stand, student protesters threatening to boycott the exams on August 24 and the Opposition creating a ruckus in Parliament, demanding a debate on the subject.
-
CSAT Agitation Gathers Steam, Government Decision a Let-down, Say Protesters
The government's effort to address the controversial issue of aptitude tests in the Civil Service preliminary examinations, instead of quelling the protests by UPSC aspirants, has only served to intensify the agitation.
