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UPSC Exam 2012 - Entrance Examination Dates NDA, NA, CDS, Civil Services IAS, IPS, IFS , Medical - Engineering Services


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UPSC Exam 2012 - Entrance Examination Dates NDA, NA, CDS, Civil Services IAS, IPS, IFS , Medical - Engineering Services

UPSC 2012 Exam Schedule

Programme of UPSC Examinations to be held in the year 2012
Combined Defence Services (CDS) Examination I, 2012
Date of Notification/Last date for receipt of applications: 29.10.2011/28 November 2011
Date of Commencement of examination and its duration: 12 FEBRUARY 2011(One day)
The online application can be filled up to 28 November 2011 till 11.59 p.m. after which the link will be disabled
Minimum academic qualifications prescribed:
(i) For IMA and OTA: Degree of a recognised University or equivalent.
(ii) For Naval Academy: B.Sc. (with Physics & Mathematics at 10+2 level) or Bachelor of Engineering.
(iii) For Air Force Academy: Degree of a recognised University (with Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level) or Bachelor of Engineering.



National Defence Academy & Naval Academy Examination (II), 2011 NEW 
Date of Notification/Last date for receipt of applications: 09th April, 2011/ 09th May, 2011
Date of Commencement of examination and its duration:21st August, 2011 (One day)
Minimum academic qualifications prescribed:
(i) For Army Wing of National Defence Academy: 12th Class pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent examination conducted by a State Education Board or a University.
(ii) For Air Force and Naval Wings of NDA and for 10+2 (Executive Branch) Course at Naval Academy: 12th Class pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics conducted by a State Education Board or a University.
Age Limits: 16 ½ - 19 years





Special Class Railway Apprentices Examination, 2011 Date of Notification/Last date for receipt of applications: 26.03.2011/25.04.2011
Date of Commencement of examination and its duration: 31.07.2011 (One day)
Minimum academic qualifications prescribed: Intermediate or Senior Secondary (12 years) Examination under 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent with Mathematics and at least one of the subject Physics & Chemistry as subjects of the Examination in Ist or IInd Division.
Age Limits: 17-21 years as on 01.08.2011
Remarks: Candidates appearing at the Intermediate/Senior Secondary (12 years) examination under 10+2 pattern of School Education/1st year of the 3 years degree course or equivalent examination with the prescribed subjects also eligible subject to certain conditions.





UPSC Indian Forest Service (IFS) Examination, 2011
Date of Notification/Last date for receipt of applications19th March, 2011/25th April, 2011
Date of Commencement of examination and its duration: 09th July, 2011
Minimum academic qualifications prescribed: A Bachelor’s degree with at least one of the subjects namely, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Sciences, Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Zoology or a degree in Agriculture or forestry or Engineering of a recognised University or equivalent.
Age Limits: 21-30 years as on 01.07.2011
Remarks: Candidates appearing at the degree examination (with prescribed subjects) also eligible to compete subject to certain conditions.




Note:
1. The date of notification and commencement of the examinations and the conditions of eligibility indicated above are liable to alteration, if the circumstances so warrant.
2. Commission’s advertisements containing details of the various examinations are published in Employment News/Rozgar Samachar and leading daily newspapers of the Country, generally in their Saturday editions. For further details, please see the Notice/Rules for the Examination, after the same has been notified.
3. Except for the Defence Services Examinations at Serial Number 2, 3, 8 and 9 the upper age limits are relaxable in the candidates belonging to the SC/ST/OBC and certain other categories as notified by the Government from time to time.
4. Female candidates are not eligible for the National Defence Academy & Naval Academy Examination.


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Do's and Don'ts for filling up the UPSC Application Forms


Do's
A      Before submitting the filled in application form, ensure
  • That you have purchased the Application Form from the Post Office only.
  • That you have correctly indicated the name and year of the examination for which you are applying.
  • That you have filled all the relevant columns correctly.
  • To change responses, if required, you have erased darkened circles completely.
  • That you have pasted your photograph firmly at the space provided.
  • That you have pasted firmly the CRF Stamp (if applicable). You should paste only one CRF Stamp of requisite denomination and get it cancelled from the Post Office of purchase.
  • That you have mentioned correctly the Commission's Notice No. and date as published in the Employment News/Rozgar Samachar.
  • That you have signed the Declaration and mentioned the date and place of mailing the Form.
  • That you are using the pre-addressed envelope supplied to mail the Application form and Acknowledgement Card. No other documents or copies of certificates or self-addressed envelopes are required to be sent along with the Application Form.
  • That you have read the relevant examination rules and instructions before filling up the form.
  • That you have noted down separately and kept for record and future reference the eight digit form number printed under the bar-code and entered the same correctly in the acknowledgement card.

B.         Also do ensure that you dispatched the form sufficiently in advance to ensure that it reaches the Commission office before the prescribed closing date.
Don'ts
  • Do not use the photocopy of the Application Form.
  • Do not make any stray marks on the Form.
  • Do not staple, pin, mutilate, scribble, tear, or wet the Form.
  • Do not send enclosures (like certificates, etc.) with your form only acknowledgement card is necessary, if application is sent by post.

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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding UPSC Examinations



Sl.No
Question
Reply
General
1.What is the restriction on number of attempts in Commission�s Examinations?Number of attempts :-
Civil Service Examination - General-4, OBC-7, SC/ST- No restriction  IFS Examination- General-4, OBC-7, SC/ST-No restrictionThere is no restriction on number of attempts in any other Examination conducted by the Commission.  
2.  Is there any relaxation in number of attempts for physically handicapped?No. However physically handicapped candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC categories will be eligible for relaxation in number of attempts provided to such categories.
3.Can a candidate who has completed his education from an open school/ University apply for Commission�s Examination?Yes, provided it is a recognized University and he possess the educational qualifications prescribed for the exam and is otherwise eligible
4.Whether a candidate belonging to a community included in the OBC list of states but not in the Central list of OBCs is eligible for age relaxation, reservation etc. for Commission�s Examinations?No. Only candidates belonging to communities which are included in the Central list of OBC�s are eligible for such concessions.
Civil Service Examination
1.Can a candidate choose an optional subject, which he has not studied at graduate/PG level?Yes.  
2.  Is it necessary for a candidate to take the same optional subject in the Main Exam, which he had taken in the prelims Examination?No.
3.If a candidate has applied for the CS (P) Examination but has not appeared at any paper in the CS (P) Examination will it be counted as an attempt?  No. An attempt is counted only if a candidate has appeared in at least one paper in CS (P) Examination.
4.Is a candidate who has done his graduation without passing class X and class X11 eligible for Civil Service Examination?Yes.
5.Can a candidate write different papers of Civil Service (Main) Examination in different languages?No, Candidates have the option to write their answers either in English or in any one of the Eighth schedule languages.
6.Can a candidate write the Civil Service (Main) Examination in English and take the interview in Hindi or any other Indian language?If a candidate opts an Eighth schedule language for the CS (Main) Examination he will have the option to take the interview in same language or in English.
Engineering Service Examination
1.Is a candidate possessing Engineering degree in Production Engineering/ Chemical Engineering eligible for the Engineering Service Examination?A candidate possessing a degree in Engineering in any discipline is eligible for taking Engineering Service Examination.  
Combined Medical Services Examination
1.Whether candidates having Degree in BDS or in Ayurvadic/ Unani systems of  medicines are eligible for CMS ExaminationNo. Only candidates having an MBBS Degree or studying in final year of MBBS course are eligible.
Other Important FAQs
1.
After the written examination, on what criterion is the answer books sent for evaluation? Is it on Roll no. basis or  based on centre of examination? That is, will a particular examiner/set of examiners get to evaluate answer books only of a particular center or a particular group of Roll nos.?
Mixing of the answer books received from different venues is done before sending them for evaluation. Computer-based randomized fictitious code no. is given to each answer-book before evaluation.
2
Are answer books segregated/sorted based on community of the candidate?
This is not done at any stage of the evaluation process.
3
Is it likely that my evaluated performance suffers because my answer books were evaluated by a �strict� examiner, while another candidate benefits as his answer books were evaluated by a �liberal� examiner?
The Paper Setter, who is an eminent person in his field, normally acts as the Head Examiner, and wherever the number of candidates in a particular subject is very large, the Commission appoints Additional Examiners for valuation of answer books. To achieve uniformity in valuation, where more than one Examiner is involved, the Commission arranges a meeting of the Head Examiner with the Additional Examiners after the Examination is over. At this stage, they discuss thoroughly the question paper, the appropriate answers and decide the standard of evaluation.To further bring about uniformity of assessment inter se the Examiners, the following procedure is undertaken:
The Head Examiner conducts a sample survey of answer books of each Additional Examiner to verify whether the uniform standards of evaluation evolved in the meeting of Examiners have actually been followed. Depending on the standard adopted by the Additional Examiner, the Head Examiner may confirm the awards without any change if the Examiner has correctly followed the standard decided upon, or may carry out upward / downward moderation as considered necessary to ensure maximum possible degree of uniformity in the evaluation process.
Therefore, the aspect of inter examiner variation in standards of evaluation in a Paper affecting candidates� performance is taken care of adequately.
4
Can I know  the �question-wise� marks awarded to me for a paper?
In a competitive examination, what is relevant is not the absolute performance of a candidate, but his/her relative performance that in fact determines whether the candidate qualifies and , if so, his/her  position in the merit list. Accordingly, as already explained above, the evaluation process does not end after initial evaluation by an Examiner. Moderation, wherever applied, is on the total award initially given (the so-called �raw marks�) and not on question-wise basis. Therefore, once the evaluation process is complete, neither �raw marks� nor �question-wise� marks subsist. What subsists is the candidate�s total score in a paper awarded at the end of the evaluation process and this award is normally made available to the candidate in due course on the Commission�s website through a query-based application software.  
5.
Are there any open Examinations where subject-wise/paper wise marks of each candidate are not made accessible/available to him/her?
Yes; in the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination
This is because the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination is simply and purely a shortlisting/elimination exercise to select candidates for the Main Examination and as such the scores obtained in this Examination are not communicated to candidates. 
6
Can I know the marks of other candidates who took the Examination from the Commission?
It is important to remember though a Constitutional Body, the Commission�s role is advisory. The Examinations it conducts are for recommending candidates to Government based on clear requisitions received from Government. Therefore, as regards those who have finally qualified in an Examination, the detailed results, application/biodata forms of all such are sent to the concerned Ministry/Department for all further processing. Therefore, once these results are sent to the concerned Ministry/Department, the concerned Ministry/Department becomes the natural and proper custodian of these results and it would only perhaps be proper for queries pertaining to the results of qualified candidates to be addressed to the concerned Ministry/Department.As regards candidates who do not qualify finally, the right of information of a citizen has to be balanced against the right of privacy of an unsuccessful candidate who has not qualified for appointment to public service. The feedback received by the Commission shows that there are candidates who do not want their marks to be in the public domain. While a case can be made out for having the marks of those who qualified finally for public appointment  in the public domain, no such public interest argument can be invoked for candidates who have not qualified and there is no reason why such candidates� scores should willy-nilly be forced into the public domain.
7.
If the overall marks of two or more candidates are equal, how is relative merit between such candidates decided?
�Tie-breaking� principles are applied to decide inter se merit among candidates having the same overall marks. The principles adopted for each Examination are given in attached Annexure.
8
Wherever evaluation standards are set or moderation is applied, are these different for different mediums (languages) in which a particular subject/paper Examination is written?
No. The evaluation standards/moderation for a Paper are not medium-specific. In other words, if the Rules of the Exam provide that a Paper can be written in any of ,say, English/Hindi/a recognized Indian language; then the medium in which a candidate writes the Paper will not be a factor in determining evaluation standards or the moderation to be applied.
9
Is it possible that evaluation/assessment could be affected by the knowledge of a candidate�s identity?
No. Before evaluation, the Roll no. written on every answer book is detached and computer-based randomized fictitious code no. is given. At no stage of the evaluation process
( including the moderation stage) is the actual Roll no./identity of the candidate known to any of the Examiners/officials associated in the process.
Disclaimer : The contents above are only indicative in nature and meant for general information. These are not meant to either supplant or supplement relevant existing Rules/orders/procedures.


Annexure

TIE PRINCIPLES -  Wherever the two or more candidates have secured equal aggregate marks, the tie(s) is/are resolved in accordance with the principles approved by the Commission, viz., 

Civil Services (Main) Exam.
(i)
  Candidate securing more marks in the Compulsory Papers and the Personality Test put together is to be ranked higher; 
(ii)
In case where the marks mentioned at (i) above are equal, the candidate senior in age is to be ranked higher; and
(iii)
In case where the (i) and (ii) above are same, then the candidate getting more marks in the compulsory papers is to be ranked higher.



Combined Medical Services Exam.
(i)
A candidate who secures more marks in the written examination is ranked higher;
(ii)
In case where, marks mentioned at (i) above are also equal, the candidate senior in age is ranked higher;
(iii)
In case, where date of births are also the same, the candidate who has completed the MBBS examination first is to be ranked higher.



Combined Defence Services Exam.
(a)
If the marks in aggregate are equal, the candidate getting more marks in written papers may be ranked higher;
(b)
If the marks in the written papers are equal, the candidate getting more marks in G.K. paper may be ranked higher;
(c)
If the marks in G.K. paper are also equal, the candidate senior in age may be ranked higher;
(d)
If the candidates have identical date of birth, the position of the candidates in the merit list shall be arranged in order of their Roll Numbers.



National Defence Academy & Naval Academy Exam.
(i)
In case of equal marks in aggregate, the candidates getting more marks in the WRITTEN EXAMINATION have been placed at higher rank;
(ii)
In case of equal marks in written examination also, the candidates getting more marks in General Ability Test Paper have been placed at higher rank;
(iii)
In case of equal marks in General Ability Test Paper, the candidates SENIOR BY AGE have been placed at higher rank.



Engineering Services Exam.
(i)
The candidates with more marks in                                                                                  the total of four Engineering papers may be ranked higher; 
(ii)
In case the total marks of four Engineering papers are also equal, the candidates with more marks in the Personality Test may be ranked higher;
(iii)
In case the marks in the Personality Test are also equal, the candidate who is senior in age may be ranked higher.



Indian Forest Service Exam.
(i)
a candidate securing more marks in the compulsory papers and the personality test put together has been ranked higher;
(ii)
in case of marks at (i) above are also equal, the candidate senior in age has been ranked higher.



Special Class Railway Apprentices Exam.
(i)
a candidate getting more marks in interview may be placed higher;
(ii)
If the written total and the personality test marks are also equal, the candidate older in age may be ranked higher.



Central Police Forces (AC) Exam.
(i)
If the marks in aggregate are equal, the candidate getting more marks in written total may be ranked higher; 
(ii)
If the marks in written total are equal, the candidate getting more marks in Paper-I (General Ability & Intelligence Paper) be ranked higher;
(iii)
If the marks in Paper-I (General Ability & Intelligence Paper) are equal, the candidate senior in age be ranked higher;
(iv)
If the age is also the same, the candidate with lower roll number will be ranked higher.



Indian Economic Service / Indian Statistical Service Exam.
(i)
Candidates getting more marks in the total of the four Economics / Statistical papers of 800 marks plus viva voce of 200 marks may be ranked higher for the services; and
(ii)
Where marks vide (i) above are also equal, candidates senior in age may be ranked higher.



Geologists Exam.
(i)
A candidate getting more marks in final total will be ranked higher; 
(ii)
If final total is equal, then candidate getting more marks in Geology / Hydrogeology plus PT total will be ranked higher;
(iii)
If the total marks of Geology / Hydrogeology plus PT are also equal then senior in age will be ranked higher.



Sos/Stenographers LDC Exam.
(a)
A candidate getting more marks in the written paper may be placed higher;
(b)
If the total marks in the written paper are also equal, the candidate getting more marks in:

i) Noting, Drafting & Precis Writing;

ii) Procedure & Practice;

iii) GK Constitution; and

iv) GFSR taken together may be placed higher.
(c)
If the marks as calculated in (b) above are equal, then the candidate getting more marks in:

i) Noting, Drafting and Precis Writing; and

ii) Procedure and Practice papers taken together may be placed higher;
(d)
If the marks as calculated vide (c) are also equal, then the candidate getting more marks in Noting, Drafting and Precis Writing may be placed higher; and
(e)
In case where the marks calculated (d) above are also equal, then the candidate older in age may be placed higher.

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CALENDAR for UPSC EXAMINATIONS - 2012



S.No.NAME OF EXAMINATIONDATE OF NOTIFICATIONLAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONSDATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAMDURATION OF EXAM.
1RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM08.01.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		  1 DAY          (Two Tests)
2SCRA Exam, 201215.10.201114.11.2011
(MONDAY)		29.01.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		1 DAY
3C.D.S. EXAM.(I), 201229.10.201128.11.2011
(MONDAY)		     12.02.2012        (SUNDAY)
 		1 DAY
4RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM04.03.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		  1 DAY          (Two Tests)
5N.D.A. & N.A. EXAM.(I), 201231.12.201130.01.2012
(MONDAY)		15.04.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		1 DAY
6CIVIL SERVICES (PRELIMINARY) EXAM., 201204.02.201205.03.2012
(MONDAY)		20.05.2012
(SUNDAY)

 		1 DAY
7ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION, 201225.02.201226.03.2012
(MONDAY)		15.06.2012
(FRIDAY)
 		03 DAYS
8COMBINED MEDICAL SERVICES EXAM, 201203.03.201202.04.2012
(MONDAY)		17.06.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		1 DAY
9RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM24.06.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		 1 DAY          (Two Tests)
10INDIAN FOREST SERVICE    EXAM, 201231.03.201230.04.2012
(MONDAY)		14.07.2012 (SATURDAY)
 		10 DAYS
11RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM29.07.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		 1 DAY          (Two Tests)
12RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM05.08.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		  1 DAY          (Two Tests)
13N.D.A. & N.A. EXAM.(II), 201205.05.201204.06.2012
(MONDAY)		19.08.2012  (SUNDAY)
 		1 DAY
14C.D.S. EXAM.(II), 201202.06.201202.07.2012
(MONDAY)		16.09.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		1 DAY
15RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM23.09.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		  1 DAY          (Two Tests)
16CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAM., 2012  05.10.2012
(FRIDAY)
 		21 DAYS
17CENTRAL POLICE FORCES (AC) EXAM., 201228.07.201227.08.2012
(MONDAY)		11.11.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		1 DAY
18RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM18.11.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		  1 DAY          (Two Tests)
19I.E.S./I.S.S. EXAM., 201218.08.201217.09.2012
(MONDAY)		01.12.2012 (SATURDAY)
 		3 DAYS
20GEOLOGISTS' EXAM., 201225.08.201224.09.2012
(MONDAY)		01.12.2012 (SATURDAY)
 		3 DAYS
21S.O./STENO (GD-B/GD-I) LTD. DEPTTL. COMPETITIVE EXAM.21.07.201217.09.2012
(MONDAY)		15.12.2012  (SATURDAY)4 DAYS
22RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM23.12.2012
(SUNDAY)
 		  1 DAY          (Two Tests)
NOTE:- THE DATES OF NOTIFICATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF EXAMINATIONS/ RTs ARE LIABLE TO ALTERATION, IF THE CIRCUMSTANCES SO WARRANT.




S.No
NAME OF EXAMINATION
DATE OF NOTIFICATION
LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS
DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAM
DURATION OF EXAM.
1
COMBINED MEDICAL SERVICES EXAM, 2011
11.09.2010
11.10.2010    (MONDAY)
16.01.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
2
C.D.S. EXAM.(I), 2011
25.09.2010
25.10.2010 (MONDAY)
     13.02.2011        (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
3
N.D.A. & N.A. EXAM.(I), 2011
16.10.2010
15.11.2010  (MONDAY)
17.04.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
4
ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION, 2011
08.01.2011
07.02.2011(MONDAY)
14.05.2011 (SATURDAY)
03 DAYS
5
CIVIL SERVICES (PREL) EXAM., 2011
19.02.2011
21.03.2011   (MONDAY)
12.06.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
6
INDIAN FOREST SERVICE    EXAM, 2011
19.03.2011
18.04.2011 (MONDAY)
09.07.2011 (SATURDAY)
10 DAYS
7
SCRA EXAM, 2011
26.03.2011
25.04.2011  (MONDAY)
31.07.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
8
N.D.A. & N.A. EXAM.(II), 2011
09.04.2011
09.05.2011   (MONDAY)
21.08.2011
(SUNDAY)
1 DAY
9
C.D.S. EXAM.(II), 2011
07.05.2011
06.06.2011   (MONDAY)
18.09.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
10
CENTRAL POLICE FORCES (AC) EXAM., 2011
18.06.2011
18.07.2011   (MONDAY)
09.10.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
11
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAM., 2011


29.10.2011   (SATURDAY)
21 DAYS
12
I.E.S./I.S.S. EXAM., 2011
30.07.2011
29.08.2011   (MONDAY)
03.12.2011 (SATURDAY)
3 DAYS
13
GEOLOGISTS' EXAM., 2011
20.08.2011
19.09.2011   (MONDAY)
03.12.2011 (SATURDAY)
3 DAYS
14
S.O./STENO (GD-B/GD-I) LTD. DEPTTL. COMPETITIVE EXAM.


17.12.2011  (SATURDAY)
4 DAYS
NOTE:- THE DATES OF NOTIFICATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF EXAMINATIONS/ RTs ARE LIABLE TO ALTERATION, IF THE CIRCUMSTANCES SO WARRANT.


Notifications - Current Last Date for Applications Still Due
Ser NoName of ExaminationDate of Notification (Saturday)Last Date for Receipt of Applications (Monday)Date/Day of Commencement
of Examination		Duration of Examination
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Notifications - Archival Last Date for Applications Past
Ser NoName of ExaminationDate of Notification (Saturday)Last Date for Receipt of Applications (Monday)Date/Day of Commencement
of Examination		Duration of Examination
1Combined S.Os/Stenographer's Grade LDCE-06,07 and 0828 August 201028 Sept. 201026 Dec. 20106 Day
2Combined Medical Services Exam, 201111 Sept 201011 Oct 2010
(Monday)		16 Jan 2011
(Sunday)		1 Day
3
Combined Defence Services Exam. (I), 2011
25.09.2010
25.10.2010 (MONDAY)
13.02.2011
(SUNDAY)
1 DAY
4NDA & NA Examination (I) 201116.10.2010
15.11.2010 (MONDAY)
17.04.2011
(SUNDAY)
1 DAY
5
ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION, 2011
( ENGLISH / HINDI )
08.01.2011
07.02.2011
(MONDAY)
14.05.2011 (SATURDAY)
03 DAYS
6
CIVIL SERVICES (PREL) EXAM., 2011( English / Hindi )
19.02.2011
21.03.2011   (MONDAY)
12.06.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
7
INDIAN FOREST SERVICE  EXAM, 2011
( English / Hindi )
19.03.2011
18.04.2011 (MONDAY)
09.07.2011 (SATURDAY)
10 DAYS
8
SCRA EXAM, 2011( English / Hindi )
26.03.2011
25.04.2011  (MONDAY)
31.07.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
9
N.D.A. & N.A. EXAM.(II), 2011( English / Hindi )
09.04.2011
09.05.2011   (MONDAY)
21.08.2011
(SUNDAY)
1 DAY
10
CISF (ACs) CLDC EXAM 2010 & 2011
16.04.2011
16.05.2011
(MONDAY)
19.06.2011
(SUNDAY)
11
C.D.S. EXAM.(II), 2011( English / Hindi )
07.05.2011
06.06.2011   (MONDAY)
18.09.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
12
CENTRAL POLICE FORCES (AC) EXAM., 2011( English / Hindi ) INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING ONLINE APPLICATION
18.06.2011
18.07.2011   (MONDAY)
09.10.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY
13
I.E.S./I.S.S. EXAM., 2011( English / Hindi )
30.07.2011
29.08.2011   (MONDAY)
03.12.2011 (SATURDAY)
3 DAYS
14
GEOLOGISTS' EXAM., 2011( English / Hindi )
20.08.2011
19.09.2011   (MONDAY)
03.12.2011 (SATURDAY)
3 DAYS
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Registration InformationSer NoName of ExaminationDate of Notification (Saturday)Last Date for Receipt of Applications (Monday)Date/Day of Commencement
of ExaminationDuration of Examination      


Venue InformationSer NoName of ExaminationDate of Notification (Saturday)Last Date for Receipt of Applications (Monday)Date/Day of Commencement
of ExaminationDuration of Examination
1
CENTRAL POLICE FORCES (ACs) EXAM., 2011
18.06.2011
18.07.2011   (MONDAY)
09.10.2011 (SUNDAY)
1 DAY


Examination Time TablesSer NoName of ExaminationDate of Notification (Saturday)Last Date for Receipt of Applications (Monday)Date/Day of Commencement
of ExaminationDuration of Examination
1
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAM., 2011( English / Hindi )


29.10.2011   (SATURDAY)
21 DAYS


Written ResultsSer NoName of Examination1Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2011 (English/Hindi)2Geologists' Examination 2010  (English/Hindi) (For Downloading DAF by successful candidates click here)









Final Results
Ser NoName of Examination1CDS Exam (II) 2010 (OTA) (English/Hindi)2CMS Examination 2011 ( English / Hindi )3Combined SOs/STenos (Gr B/Gr I) LDCE 2006  2007  2008
For Hindi Version click here





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