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Odisha Civil Services Exam 2017: Result out at opsc.gov.in; girls bag top 3 spot
Odisha Civil Services Exam 2017 Result has been declared by the Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) on its official website.
Odisha Civil Services Exam 2017: Odisha Civil Services Exam 2017 Result has been declared by the Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) on its official website – opsc.gov.in, as per which, a total of 106 candidates have been provisionally selected, out of which 42 candidates are female and 4 differently-abled. The top 3 ranks have been booked by female candidates viz Ayushi Mahapatra bagging the top spot, followed by Sanjita Mohapatra at rank 2 and Poonam Mahapatra at rank 3. Overall 5 women candidates have made it to the top 10 ranks of OCSE 2017 Final Select list.
Candidates who’ve been selected in the OCSE 2017 final list will be placed in Odisha Administrative Services (OAS-A(JB)), Odisha Forest Services (OFS-A(JB)) and Odisha Police Services (OPS-A(JB)) posts.
The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) had organized the Preliminary Examination for the Odisha Civil Services Exam 2017 in February 2018, earlier this year; while the Main Examination was organized in the months of June and July 2018, followed by Personality Test or Interviews from 3rd to 10th December 2018, earlier this month in which a total of 212 candidates had appeared.
Candidates who had appeared for the Personality Test can follow the instructions below and download the Final Select List now:
How to check Odisha Civil Services Exam 2017 Result?
Step 1 – Visit the official website –
Step 2 – Click on the notification that reads,
Step 3 – Manually check for your Name or Roll Number as the pdf is a scanned image
Step 4 – Download the pdf and save it for future reference
Direct link to check Odisha Civil Services Exam 2017 Result
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