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Cuttack: Odisha Civil Service Preliminary Examination 2021 conducted by OPSC will be held on October 16. The Odisha Public Service Commission has released the OPSC notification regarding the examination to be held on Sunday, October 16. Candidates can get complete information from OPSC website.


The details of the preliminary examination schedule will be intimated in due course. Candidates are advised to regularly visit the website of the commission at http://opsc.gov.in for more information on this matter.

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