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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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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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English Out. Government Gives In on Civil Services Exam (CSAT)
In what will come as a major relief for hundreds of civil services aspirants protesting against a controversial aptitude test in the preliminary examinations, the government today said that marks for English language skills "shouldn't be included for gradation or merit."
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UPSC Exam Row: Time Running Out For a Cornered Government?
A cornered government is battling growing protests over a controversial Civil Services Aptitude Test conducted by the Union Public Service Commission or UPSC.
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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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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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English Out. Government Gives In on Civil Services Exam (CSAT)
In what will come as a major relief for hundreds of civil services aspirants protesting against a controversial aptitude test in the preliminary examinations, the government today said that marks for English language skills "shouldn't be included for gradation or merit."
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UPSC Exam Row: Time Running Out For a Cornered Government?
A cornered government is battling growing protests over a controversial Civil Services Aptitude Test conducted by the Union Public Service Commission or UPSC.
