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UPSC Combined Medical Services Exam 2017 Notification and Updates: Fill DAF by Sept 26, 6 pm

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the Detailed Application Form (DAF) for candidates who have cleared the Combined Medical Services Examination 2017.

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The Union Public Service Commission () has released the Detailed Application Form (DAF) for candidates have cleared the Combined Medical Services Examination 2017. The results of Combined Medical Services Examination 2017 were announced on September 7. As per pattern of UPSC CMS Exam 2017, all the candidates who have qualified in the exam can now start filling DAF form. In Detailed Application Form candidates will chose their preference on the announced vacancy. The last date to fill DAF is September 26, 6 pm.

UPSC Combined Medical Services Exam 2017 Notification

To fill the DAF, candidates need to visit the official website of the UPSC – upsc..in. On the home page itself, a notification running for COMBINED MEDICAL SERVICES EXAMINATION, 2017. Candidate need to click on this, then they will be redirected to a page having full details about detailed Application form for written qualified Candidates.

Candidate should use their registered user id and password to login and then they can proceed to fill the form. UPSC has put a details instruction on its website to fill the form. We recommend that you read those guidelines carefully.

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UPSC CMS Exam 2017: Instructions to fill ‘Detailed Application Form’

Combined Medical Service Exam (CMSE) 2017 was held on August 13 and result was announced on September 7. According to an UPSC, about 710 posts are to be recruited via this examinations. These include 450 posts of Assistant Divisional Medical Officer in Railways, 26 for Assistant Medical Officer in Indian Ordinance Factories Health Services, 216 posts of Junior Scale in Central Health Service, New Municipal Corporation 2 and East, North And to the rank of 16 posts of General Duty Medical Officer in South Delhi Municipal Corporation.

All the successful candidates need to fill in their choices or preference order of the vacant posts they are applying for in the UPSC Combined Medical Services Exam 2017 in the ‘Detailed Application Form.’ Once filled, this column is not subject to alterations or editions and no request pertaining to the same shall be entertained by the Commission. The online link to fill & submit the DAF for the UPSC CMS 2017 examination is available from Sept 14, 2017 till Sept 26, 2017 by 6:00 pm.

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