The Shiv Sena has warned that it would disrupt the UPSC
exams in Maharashtra if its demand to include Marathi in the syllabus was not
met.
The UPSC has notified the new pattern, which will spare
candidates from compulsorily qualifying other language papers like Hindi or any
of the VIII Schedule languages, which includes Marathi. Earlier, candidates had
to qualify in English and another language paper whose marks were, however, not
counted for short-listing aspirants.
The new pattern, which is aimed at giving more emphasis on
assessing general studies and aptitude skills of aspirants of country's most
prestigious exam, gives more weight to general studies and aptitude skills.
The UPSC has also introduced an English language paper,
whose marks will count in final selection of aspirants for services like IAS,
IFS, IPS, IRS and other sought after Central jobs. The civil services
preliminary examination will be held on May 26 this year and the last date for
filing online applications is April 4.
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