OPSC Prelims Exam Result 2021 out @ opsc.gov.in
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Odisha Public Service Commission has announced results for Prelims 2021 on the official website. Candidates can check the result by visiting the official website i.e., opsc.gov.in.
OPSC Prelims Result 2021: Odisha Public Service has declared the OPSC Prelims Result 2021 on the official website i.e., opsc.gov.in. The Prelims exam was conducted on August 27, 2021. Applicants who appeared for the exam can check their results now. Candidates who will clear the prelims will appear for the mains. This year more than 4754 applicants have qualified to appear for the Main Exam 2021. Visit the official website-opsc.gov.in. Click on the notification for ‘ Notice containing roll number of applicants qualified in the Odisha Prelims Examination. A PDF will open up and check your roll number in the list. Keep a copy of that PDF for future reference. Applicants who have qualified for the Main Exam are advised to keep a check on the official website for the latest information regarding the further process. According to the official notice, the Main exam would consist of 5 compulsory papers. The total number of marks would be 1400. Which includes English, General Studies I & II, Odia language, and English Essay. There would be optional papers too. One has to select two subjects for the optional papers. Following the written test, there would be Personality Test or interview also. The Personality Test would carry a total of 250 marks.
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