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OPSC postpones all its exams for coronavirus

in State News March 18, 2020 Comments Off on OPSC postpones all its exams for coronavirus 356 Views

Cuttack:18/3/20:The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) today postponed all its examinations for indefinite period in the wake of coronavirus outbreak.

As per the OPSC notification, “It is for information of all concerned that all the scheduled Written Examination/Viva Voce test of the Odisha Public Service Commission are hereby postponed until further orders in view of the pandemic situation arising out of COVID-19 (Novel Corona Virus).” Meanwhile, Odisha government’s COVID-19 Spokesperson Subroto Bagchi informed that out of 47 samples, 46 have tested negative and condition of the person tested positive is stable.

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