Overview
- The JKPSC Combined Competitive Examination is scheduled for December 7 with admit cards issued, but a one‑time age‑relaxation proposal remains undecided.
- The Lieutenant Governor’s office says it received the age‑relaxation file on December 2 and returned it the same day asking if late eligibility changes were logistically feasible, and it reports no reply since.
- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah urged the Commission to postpone the test, citing airline chaos and uncertainty over approval that he says is stressing aspirants.
- The General Administration Department has sent the file to JKPSC for its opinion after queries were raised, according to the chief minister’s advisor.
- Political leaders across parties and student groups pressed for relaxation or a short deferment, with protests reported and one aspirant launching a hunger strike in Srinagar.