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UPSC to consider fault in CS main exam

Updated At : 06:39 AM Feb 03, 2017 IST

New Delhi: The UPSC will consider as valid various interpretations used by candidates in answering a question asked in civil services main examination during the evaluation, the government said on Thursday. Several representations from candidates of civil services (main) examination, 2016, were received in the UPSC pointing out that the Hindi translation of the essay topic "If development is not engendered, it is endangered" was different from the English version leading to confusion among the candidates. PTI

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