Civil services (main) examination to be conducted from January 7: UPSC
The Hindu
The States have been told that if necessary, the e-admit cards of the candidates and the identity cards of the examination functionaries are to be used as movement passes
The Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2021 will be conducted as per schedule from Friday, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) said on Wednesday.
The UPSC has asked the State governments to ensure that no inconvenience is caused to the candidates and examination functionaries in their movement.
The States have been told that if necessary, the e-admit cards of the candidates and the identity cards of the examination functionaries are to be used as movement passes, the UPSC said.
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