UPSC IAS admit card 2020 was not released I am verifing but I am not getting.
M. B.A. I have studied but I need details about civil services 2020.
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Hello everyone. I would like to crack UPSC exam. Please some one suggest me how to study and how to get through it.
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Hi,
The IAS admit card will be released three weeks before the exam date. But now the IAS prelims exam 2020 is postponed, the IAS admit card 2020 will be issued accordingly. For more information, keep visiting:
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ias-exam-admit-card -
Please do wait. UPSC releases admit card 3weeks before exam usually. But since this year due to COVID19 crisis, the exam date has been deferred. So admit card will be released later.
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