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The Delhi High Court today, dismissed a plea by some candidates who were seeking direction to postpone the schedule of UPSC 2021 till the Covid-19 situation normalises. Right after the news, the microblogging website Twitter was overloaded with hilarious Memes, Videos and Jokes by tense IAS aspirants that will surely give you a good laugh.
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#UPSC exam to be. Held as per schedule from 7th Jan to 16th Jan 2022.
No change due to #Omicronindia
Meanwhile UPSC aspirants who were expecting Reschedule of exam to Govt be like:- pic.twitter.com/EN5VyzyVar
โ Green Earth (@GreenEa70900463) January 6, 2022
UPSC 2022 Examinations Memes And Jokesย
Question for #UPSC aspirants.
Please explain how ? pic.twitter.com/kXrLgZypCM
โ Jitin Yadav, IAS (@Jitin_IAS) January 1, 2022
Study Well!
No scheduled of #UPSC Exam 2020 !
Must Watch ! how a UPSC Aspirant worry for last night before exam๐๐#upscmains#UPSCExtraAttemptpic.twitter.com/49Jt0TS1hR
โ Brinda (@Brinda48645437) January 6, 2022
Reality..ย
UPSC to conducted exam in India as per schedule with no effect of #Covid_19 & #Omicron
Aspirants be like that๐#UPSC#upscmainspic.twitter.com/7Juv7GFcX8
โ Divyanshi Rawat (@Divyans64417535) January 6, 2022
Hahaha. It Hurts!
No reschedule of UPSC exam 2022.
will be held from Tomorrow
Aspirants who expected exam cancellation caught in Exam room be like pic.twitter.com/NoeiqwoPKD
โ Sunaina Bhola (@sunaina_bhola) January 6, 2022
Current MOOD
#UPSC to conducted exam in India as per schedule with no effect of #Covid_19 & #Omicron pic.twitter.com/mIe62a22DI
โ Gagan deep (@KingOfPunjabG) January 6, 2022
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