Victory for Students: UPPSC Agrees to Single-Day Exam Demand

The students' agitation in Uttar Pradesh ended after the UPPSC agreed to conduct the Provincial Civil Services Preliminary exam on a single day, December 22. The commission also postponed the RO and ARO exams and formed a committee to ensure fairness and transparency. Despite this, a handful of protesters remain.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Prayagraj | Updated: 15-11-2024 18:54 IST | Created: 15-11-2024 18:54 IST
Victory for Students: UPPSC Agrees to Single-Day Exam Demand
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The five-day student protest in Uttar Pradesh saw a resolution as the UPPSC conceded to demands, agreeing to hold the Provincial Civil Services Preliminary exam on December 22, in a single-day format. The decision marks a significant win for the students who had been agitating since November 11.

Alongside this, the UPPSC announced the postponement of the Review Officer (RO) and Assistant RO (ARO) exams, following students' calls for transparency and fairness. The commission has now set up a committee to review these examinations, a move which they hope will address all lingering concerns.

Despite the concessions, a small group of around 10-15 protesters continues to demonstrate outside the UPPSC office, maintaining pressure on authorities to respond to their remaining demands. The protest, which once garnered thousands, has now significantly dwindled in numbers.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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