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UPSC
adopts E-Gov initiative, encourages online applications
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 09:53:27 PM,
ummid.com Staff Reporter
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Malegaon:
As part of its e-governance initiative, the Union Public Service
Commission (UPSC) has introduced the system of online submission
of applications for the competitive examinations it conducts,
inform the concerned official.
According to the official, an
increasingly good number of candidates have already started
applying online for the UPSC Examinations notified during 2010.
Although this facility is in
addition to the option of submitting paper applications already
available, the prospective candidates are encouraged to prefer
online mode of applying for the UPSC Examinations using the link
http://www.upsconline.nic.in.
Anyone choosing to apply online has the distinct advantages
including a hassle free manner at the convenience of sitting at
home or at cyber cafe or any other place any time even during
night hours, prompt confirmation of submitted application is
received.
Moreover, an online application
requires one to pay only 50% of the fee required otherwise while
applying offline. The cost of buying paper application from the
Post Office as well as postal charges is also saved and one
doesn’t run the risk of postal delays.
Furthermore, lower risk of rejection of one’s application on
account of wrong/incomplete data entry since online application
system has built-in self- scrutinising features not allowing an
applicant to leave any column blank and one can view and take a
print out of one’s application for future reference.
When applying online in response to
any Examination Notice of the Commission, all one needs is, the
applicant’s scanned photo and scanned signature in .png format of
size not exceeding 40 KB.
For fee payment, one may choose any one of the three options:- pay
through any VISA/MASTERCARD, Debit or Credit Card issued by any
Bank/Institution; pay through the Internet Banking facility of
State Bank of India or one can pay cash at any Branch of State
Bank of India, through a challan generated through the above
website.
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