UPPSC Exams
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has issued recruitment notification of 300 vacancies for various posts for which recruitment examination of Combined State Upper Subordinate Services Exam 2014 will be conducted.
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission which conducted UPPSC Lower Subordinate examination 2014 on 6th April has notified to release the mentioned UPPSC Lower Subordinate 2014 answer key on its official website soon. Candidates who appeared for UPPSC Lower Subordinate examination 2014 on the above mentioned date may check the answer key in the following website at www.uppsc.nic.in
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission earlier issued a recruitment notification of Lower Subordinate posts and invited online application from eligible candidates for which preliminary examination has been conducted on 6th April at various centers in Uttar Pradesh.
Candidates who appeared in large numbers will be selected based on their performance in this written examination.
Eligible candidates who can fill the vacant posts are invited to apply for the mentioned posts in the prescribed format through online mode on or before 26th May 2014. For other details regarding the mentioned recruitment candidates may refer the below notification. No of vacancies are 300
The Allahabad high court on Friday directed to hear on April 9 a writ petition challenging the advertisement issued by Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) in 2013 for holding the examination of lower subordinate. The examination will be held on April 6. The petitioner, Bhasker Singh, has also requested the court to direct the UPPSC to permit him to provisionally appear in the forthcoming examination of lower subordinate, scheduled to be held on April 6.
The court passed the above order on a writ petition filed by Bhasker Singh. The petitioner has contended that this examination was not held by UPPSC in two previous sessions 2009 and 2011. He contended that during this period, he was within the age limit to appear in this examination. However, when the above advertisement of 2013 was announced, he had become overage. Therefore, he should be permitted to appear in this examination, as he has lost opportunity to appear in this examination because of no fault of his own.
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has issued recruitment notification of 300 vacancies for various posts for which recruitment examination of Combined State Upper Subordinate Services Exam 2014 will be conducted.
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission which conducted UPPSC Lower Subordinate examination 2014 on 6th April has notified to release the mentioned UPPSC Lower Subordinate 2014 answer key on its official website soon. Candidates who appeared for UPPSC Lower Subordinate examination 2014 on the above mentioned date may check the answer key in the following website at www.uppsc.nic.in
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission earlier issued a recruitment notification of Lower Subordinate posts and invited online application from eligible candidates for which preliminary examination has been conducted on 6th April at various centers in Uttar Pradesh.
Candidates who appeared in large numbers will be selected based on their performance in this written examination.
Eligible candidates who can fill the vacant posts are invited to apply for the mentioned posts in the prescribed format through online mode on or before 26th May 2014. For other details regarding the mentioned recruitment candidates may refer the below notification. No of vacancies are 300
The Allahabad high court on Friday directed to hear on April 9 a writ petition challenging the advertisement issued by Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) in 2013 for holding the examination of lower subordinate. The examination will be held on April 6. The petitioner, Bhasker Singh, has also requested the court to direct the UPPSC to permit him to provisionally appear in the forthcoming examination of lower subordinate, scheduled to be held on April 6.
The court passed the above order on a writ petition filed by Bhasker Singh. The petitioner has contended that this examination was not held by UPPSC in two previous sessions 2009 and 2011. He contended that during this period, he was within the age limit to appear in this examination. However, when the above advertisement of 2013 was announced, he had become overage. Therefore, he should be permitted to appear in this examination, as he has lost opportunity to appear in this examination because of no fault of his own.