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The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) announced the final result for Combined Defence Services Examination I 2023.
On January 24, 2024, the Union Public Service Commission announced the UPSC CDS I 2023 final result. Applicants who took the Combined Defence Services Examination I 2023 may see their results at upsc.gov.in, the UPSC's official website.
According to the official announcement, 347 candidates have been selected for admission to the 119th Short Service Commission Course (Men) (NT) (UPSC) at the *Officers Training Academy in Chennai, and the 33rd Short Service Commission Women (Non-Technical) (UPSC) Course at the *Officers Training Academy in Chennai, starting in April 2024, based on their performance in the Combined Defence Services Examination (l), 2023, held by the Union Public Service Commission and interviews conducted by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence.
How to check UPSC CDS I 2023 final result?
Candidates can use the instructions below to view the results.
Step 1: Go to upsc.gov.in, the UPSC's official website.
Step 2: From the home page, select the UPSC CDS I 2023 final result link.
Step 3: Candidates can verify the names and roll numbers by opening a fresh PDF file.
Step 4: Download the file, then save a hard copy in case you need it later.
Within 15 days of the final results being announced, candidates' marks will be accessible on the UPSC website for a 30-day period.
Prospective candidates may visit the UPSC website for further pertinent information.
Direct link to check UPSC CDS I 2023 final result.
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