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What is the maximum age limit of scheduled caste in attending PSC exams? Can you please let me know the minimum criteria which are followed for the PSC exams? Are there any cut-off differences? Can someone please provide met he complete information soon? Thanks!

PSC stands fir Public Service Commission and the examination is conducted by most of the state for recruitment in state service job.

The common eligibility to appear in examination is candidate must have passed bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university.

The age limit to appear in examination varies with examination, there is also relaxation in upper age limit for reserved category 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST.

So, to get the maximum age limit for any particular state visit at official website.

Yes, there is also difference in cut off marks for different category students.

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What is the maximum age limit of scheduled caste in attending PSC exams? Can you please let me know the minimum criteria which are followed for the PSC exams? Are there any cut-off differences? Can someone please provide met he complete information soon? Thanks!

PSC stands for Public Service Commission and age limit to apply for PSC is 21 to 33 years, Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST/OBC candidate.

Education Qualification for PSC:- Minimum qualification required to apply for PSC is graduation/Post graduation from government recognized institute.

Selection Procedure for PSC:-

1). Preliminary exam.

2). Main exam.

3). Personal interview.

>> For more details please visit www.upsc.gov.in.

The maximum age limit to appear for Public Service Commission varies with state. So, it is not possible to give you the exact figure.

The minimum required qualification to appear in examination is candidate must have passed bachelor degree in any discipline.

But, there is relaxation in upper age limit for reserved category aspirants. For SC/ST there is +5 years in upper age limit as compared to general category.

Yes, there is difference in cut off score for examination in various stages for reserved category.

The full form of PSC is Public Service Commission.

State Public Service Commission conducts this entrance exam. The general eligibility criteria for Public Service Commission is:

1. Bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognized university. Final year graduation candidates can also apply for the exam.

2. The age limit for most of State PSC is 21-35 years for general category candidates.

SC/ST candidates get upper age relaxation of five years. So, the maximum age limit is 40 years and in some state, it is 42 years. You can visit official website of your state PSC for exact details.

The age criteria required to apply for Public Service Commission examinations is 21 to 30 years. It varies from post to post. Upper age relaxation of 5 years is applicable to Schedule Caste candidates as per government rules. Yes, there will be cut-off difference for the reserved category candidates to qualify the Public Service Commission examination.

PSC refers to Public Service Commission and PSC examinations are held for recruitment of administrative and executive officers with the concerned state or Centrally.

Basically PSC examinations are of two types, one is Civil Services examination which is held by UPSC for recruitment of officers under Central government where as second one is the state PSCs held by concerned state board for recruitment of executive officers managed by the state government.

As far as you are concerned about the age limit for PSC examinations then for Civil Services examination it is 21 years to 32 years where as same for the state PSCs examinations ( which varies for different states ) age limit basically lies within the range of 20 years to 33 years. Further age relaxation is applicable for reserved category candidates as per the government norms.

Apart from the age limit for appearing in PSCs examination you need to be a citizen of India along with a bachelor degree in any discipline of your choice from a recognized university. Students pursuing final year of their bachelor degree are also eligible.

For more details regarding Civil Services examination you can refer to the link www.upsc.gov.in where as for details regarding other state PSCs examinations you can refer to their respective official links.