UPSC Combined Medical Services exam 2021 to be held on November 21, View schedule here
New Delhi: Through a recent notification, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the revised schedule for the Combined Medical Services Examination, 2021.
As per the earlier UPSC calendar, the last date to apply for UPSC CMS was May 25. The UPSC CMS exam was scheduled to be held on August 29 which was deferred.
Now, as per the revised schedule released on the UPSC website, the Combined Medical Services Examination, 2021 will be held on November 21st 2021 and detailed notification of the conduction of the exam will be released on July 7th.
Schedule:
Date of Notification: 07.07.2021
Last Date for Receipt of Applications: 27.07.2021
Date of commencement of Exam: 21.11.2021 (SUNDAY)
Duration of Exam: 1 day
The CMS exam will be computer-based. The candidate will also have to give a personality test. The computer-based exam will have two papers and each paper carries 250 marks.
The personality test will be 100 marks. UPSC allows candidates to withdraw their application after they have submitted it. This option is available for candidates who do not wish to appear for the exam.
The Combined Medical Services exam is conducted by the UPSC for MBBS students to fill vacancies in the central health service, an assistant divisional medical officer in the Railways, an assistant medical officer in Indian Ordnance Factories Health Service, general duty medical officer in New Delhi Municipal Council, general duty medical officer grade-II in East Delhi Municipal Corporation, and North Delhi Municipal Corporation and South Delhi Municipal Corporation.
Candidates aspiring to apply for the UPSC CMS exam are advised to visit the official website for the latest updates.
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