IAS 2020 Application withdrawal facility closed: Admit card in May

UPSC IAS 2020 Application withdrawal facility closed on March 18. IAS admit card will 2020 be released soon. See here details

UPSC IAS 2020 application withdrawal facility was closed on March 18. Now, UPSC will issue IAS 2020 admit card three weeks before the IAS prelims exam 2020. The IAS prelims exam is scheduled to be conducted on May 31, 2020. So the IAS admit card 2020 will be issued on May 10. The candidates can download the IAS admit card 2020 from the said date. IAS admit card will mention the exam schedule. the venue of exam and the district details.

The UPSC IAS exam 2020 was notified on February 18 and the last date to apply was March 3. The candidates who had successfully applied for the IAS exam 2020 and willing to withdraw their IAS exam application can avail this facility till today 6 PM.

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UPSC has started this facility for the candidates in 2018 due to the low turnout of the candidates in the IAS prelims exam. Candidates can withdraw their IAS application till 6 PM today. Seven days period was provided to the candidates to withdraw their IAS application and this period is ending today.

This opportunity is not availed by the majority of students due to the reason that the candidates cannot decide whether they will be appearing in the upcoming IAS prelims exam in a time frame of one week. So they do not withdraw their application. The IAS application fee is not a big amount and hence the candidates buy the time to think about the attempt in IAS Exam.

Sometime IAS syllabus is not fully prepared by the candidates and hence they do not feel like to appear in the IAS prelims exam. This is one of the biggest reason that the candidates abstain from appearing in the IAS prelims exam.

We have seen this in the last two IAS prelims exam as the appearing percentage has not increased very much. About fifty per cent of candidates do not appear in the IAS prelims exam because of the limited attempts provided to them. Even on appearing in a single paper of the IAS prelims exam, the attempt is counted. So the candidates abstain from appearing in the IAS prelims exam at the last moment. The candidates do not feel prepared to give their best shot in the exam.

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