9 months ago
UKPSC PCS Mains 2025 Postponed Due to Errors
The Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) has postponed the PCS Mains 2025 exam.
This decision came after the high court found errors and ambiguities in the prelims question paper, which was held in June 2024.
Candidates, including Kuldeep Kumar, filed a plea questioning the validity of some questions.
The high court agreed that the discrepancies raised concerns about the fairness of the exam.
Therefore, the mains exam has been postponed to address these issues.
The UKPSC PCS Mains 2025 exam has been postponed due to errors in the prelims question paper.
The high court flagged discrepancies and ambiguities in the prelims exam held in June 2024.
Candidates, including Kuldeep Kumar, filed a plea questioning the validity of some questions.
The high court's decision followed concerns about the fairness of the examination process.
The postponement aims to address the issues raised by the candidates and the court.
- Who
- Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) and candidates including Kuldeep Kumar
- What
- Postponement of UKPSC PCS Mains 2025 due to errors in the prelims question paper
- Where
- Uttarakhand, India
- When
- The prelims exam was held in June 2024; the mains exam has been postponed
- Why
- The high court flagged errors and ambiguities in the prelims question paper, raising concerns about the fairness of the examination process
Key facts
- Organization
- Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC)
- Exam
- PCS Mains 2025
- Issue
- Errors in Prelims Question Paper
- Action Taken
- Postponement of Mains Exam
- Court Involved
- High Court
- Petitioners
- Candidates including Kuldeep Kumar
- Exam Date
- June 2024
