PSC second phase exams held
The Hindu
Over 2.25 lakh aspirants in 1,100 centres
The Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) on Sunday organised the second phase of examinations for posts with higher secondary as the minimum qualification. Across the State, more than 2.25 lakh aspirants appeared for the examination in around 1,100 examination centres. All the districts, except Kasaragod, had centres for Sunday’s examination. This first phase of the examination was held last week. Those who could not appear for last week’s first phase examination due to various factors including COVID-19, clashing of dates with the Reserve Bank of India’s examination or due to other unavoidable circumstances, were also allowed to appear for Sunday’s examination. One more examination will be held soon to provide an opportunity for those who could not appear on Sunday. The dates of this examination will be announced later.
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