Odisha Lifts Six-Attempt Limit for OCS Exam, Age 42 Rule

Odisha has lifted the six-attempt limit for the Odisha Civil Services exam, allowing candidates to take it until age 42. This change benefits unreserved-category aspirants and aims to enhance educational opportunities. Additionally, the state is providing free textbooks for Classes IX and X and is set to improve school education infrastructure.

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