UPSC CMS 2020 Application Form withdrawal started; Check details here
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NEW DELHI- Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has activated the link to withdraw the UPSC CMS 2020 application form on August 25 for those candidates who do not want to appear in the exam. Interested candidates can submit the request till August 31, 2020. Before applying for the same, it is advised to read all the instructions carefully.
Candidates who have successfully submitted the application forms have to provide their registration-id to withdraw their application. There is no withdrawal facility for the incomplete application form.
Before requesting for withdrawal, candidates must have their registered mobile number and email-id nearby. The commission will only accept the request after validating the OTP details which will be sent on the candidate's mobile and email ID. The OTP generated will be valid for 30 minutes. If candidates fail to receive the OTP within 10 minutes, then click on the resend option.
After successful submission of the UPSC CMS 2020 application withdrawal form, a computer-generated email and SMS will be sent to registered mibile and email. Candidates who fail to receive the confirmation mail or SMS may contact UPSC on email-id - upscsoap@nic.in .
UPSC will not refund the application fee. Hence, candidates will not get the submitted application fee after withdrawal.
Click here to apply for the application withdrawal
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