CIC asks UPSC to disclose candidates Prelims marks
 has been asked by Central Information Commission (CIC) to reveal the marks obtained by a candidate in Civil Services Exam (CSE) Prelims.
In reference to this CIC has rejected all the queries raised by UPSC and said, “would help candidates make "Pin It")
Published by: Nitish Kapoor
Published on: Sat, 14 Apr 2012 at 18:17 IST
New Delhi: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has been asked by Central Information Commission (CIC) to reveal the marks obtained by a candidate in Civil Services Exam (CSE) Prelims.In reference to this CIC has rejected all the queries raised by UPSC and said, “would help candidates make an honest assessment of their performance so that they can prepare better for the next prelims,” as per the reports.
Satyanand Mishra (Chief Information Commissioner) said, “If the marks are not disclosed immediately after the preliminary exams is over and the candidates are made to wait for nearly one year before accessing these marks, they would lose a whole year in the process and would not know why they performed the way they did.”
Earlier, Delhi High Court and Supreme Court made such directions but UPSC didn’t disclose the Prelims marks and this time keeping the decision made by the courts CIC stated that prelims marks should be disclosed.
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