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Civil Service Exams to be conducted on June 27: UPSC

The preliminary exam for the Civil Services will be conducted on June 27, the Union Public of Civil Services has confirmed on Wednesday.
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The preliminary exam for the Civil Services will be conducted on June 27, the Union Public of Civil Services has confirmed on Wednesday. The UPSC has said that detailed Notifications for CSE-2021 and IFoSE-2021 shall be published in due course.

It is expected that notifications regarding the Civil Services exam 2021 (CSE 2021) and Indian Forest Service exam (IFoSE 2021)  to be released today.

As per the official calendar, the Civil Services Exam’s preliminary part will be held on June 27.

Candidates who qualify in the preliminary exam will be called for main exam and then interview.


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