Upsc Last Chance

The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed the petition seeking an extra attempt in civil service exams for UPSC aspirants who exhausted their last attempt in October 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Supreme Court said today that no extra chance will be given to candidates who have exhausted their last attempt in the UPSC Civil Services exam which was held in October 2020 and dismissed a plea seeking another chance in the exam and relaxation on the age limit.

No extra chance will be given to Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) aspirants who exhausted their last attempt in October 2020, the Supreme Court said today, dismissing a plea that sought another shot at the civil service examination sighting the coronavirus pandemic and also wanted a relaxation on the age limit.

The Supreme Court Monday asked the Centre to consider granting one-time relaxation on age limit to UPSC aspirants, including those who had exhausted their last attempt in 2020 exam amid the COVID-19 pandemic and would get one more chance this year provided they are otherwise not age barred.

Civil service candidates who have exhausted their last chance in 2020 - amid the coronavirus pandemic - to appear in the Union Public Service Commission exam will get one extra chance, provided they have not crossed the age limit, the government told the Supreme Court today.

The Centre has agreed to give an extra chance to candidates who exhausted their last attempt for the Civil Services exam in 2020 due to COVID 19 pandemic.

The centre told the Supreme Court on Monday that it cannot grant an extra chance to the civil services aspirants who could not appear or prepare well for their last attempt in the UPSC exam in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, reiterating it would amount to extending "differential treatment" to similarly placed candidates.

The Supreme Court on Monday adjourned the hearing for February 5 a plea seeking an extra chance for civil service aspirants who had given their last attempt at the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam in October 2020.

The Supreme Court has questioned the Centre for filing an affidavit without specifying at whose level the decision was taken for not granting one more opportunity to UPSC civil services aspirants who could not appear in their last attempt in 2020 exam due to COVID-19 pandemic.

The Supreme Court will hear today a plea seeking an extra chance in Civil Services exam for those candidates who missed their last attempt in 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic.

The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court that it was not in favour of giving another chance to those aspirants who missed their last attempt in the UPSC Civil Services examination in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

UPSC prelims 2020: Today, the Supreme Court dismissed the petitions filed by a group of 20 candidates seeking to postpone the exam.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed the petition seeking an extra attempt in civil service exams for UPSC aspirants who exhausted their last attempt in October 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Supreme Court said today that no extra chance will be given to candidates who have exhausted their last attempt in the UPSC Civil Services exam which was held in October 2020 and dismissed a plea seeking another chance in the exam and relaxation on the age limit.

No extra chance will be given to Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) aspirants who exhausted their last attempt in October 2020, the Supreme Court said today, dismissing a plea that sought another shot at the civil service examination sighting the coronavirus pandemic and also wanted a relaxation on the age limit.

The Supreme Court Monday asked the Centre to consider granting one-time relaxation on age limit to UPSC aspirants, including those who had exhausted their last attempt in 2020 exam amid the COVID-19 pandemic and would get one more chance this year provided they are otherwise not age barred.

Civil service candidates who have exhausted their last chance in 2020 - amid the coronavirus pandemic - to appear in the Union Public Service Commission exam will get one extra chance, provided they have not crossed the age limit, the government told the Supreme Court today.

The Centre has agreed to give an extra chance to candidates who exhausted their last attempt for the Civil Services exam in 2020 due to COVID 19 pandemic.

The centre told the Supreme Court on Monday that it cannot grant an extra chance to the civil services aspirants who could not appear or prepare well for their last attempt in the UPSC exam in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, reiterating it would amount to extending "differential treatment" to similarly placed candidates.

The Supreme Court on Monday adjourned the hearing for February 5 a plea seeking an extra chance for civil service aspirants who had given their last attempt at the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam in October 2020.

The Supreme Court has questioned the Centre for filing an affidavit without specifying at whose level the decision was taken for not granting one more opportunity to UPSC civil services aspirants who could not appear in their last attempt in 2020 exam due to COVID-19 pandemic.

The Supreme Court will hear today a plea seeking an extra chance in Civil Services exam for those candidates who missed their last attempt in 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic.

The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court that it was not in favour of giving another chance to those aspirants who missed their last attempt in the UPSC Civil Services examination in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

UPSC prelims 2020: Today, the Supreme Court dismissed the petitions filed by a group of 20 candidates seeking to postpone the exam.