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No Proposal To Relax Upper Age Limit: Govt. In reply to another question, Narayanasamy said there was no proposal to include Persian and Arabic languages in the examination.
Aspirants cry foul, vow to continue legal battle
Pouring cold water on the demand and aspirations of thousands of agitating students across the country, the Union Government has made it clear that there is no proposal to relax the upper age limit and the number of attempts for a candidate appearing in the civil service examinations conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
Minister of State for Personnel V Narayanasamy said some representations or references have been received from various quarters seeking relaxation in the upper age limit and the number of attempts, as prescribed in Civil Services Examination (CSE) Rules, 2013 consequent to format change in the exams.
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