RPSC RAS Mains exam dates revised to July 20, 21
Press Trust of India | January 24, 2024 | 02:23 PM IST | 1 min read
Earlier, RPSC had scheduled the RAS Mains exam 2023 for January 27 and 28. The decision to postpone the exam was taken after requests from aspirants.
JAIPUR : The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has revised the dates of the Rajasthan Administrative Service's Mains Examination from January 27 and 28 to July 20 and 21. According to a decision taken in a full commission meeting, the dates have been revised to July 20 and 21, said a statement issued by the RPSC. Aspirants had been demanding postponing of the exam. The issue was also discussed in a recent Cabinet meeting.
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