PPSC Gearing Up for PCS and Other Examinations, Dates to Be Announced Soon: Chairperson Harmohan Kaur Sandhu

• • Urges aspirants to focus on preparation and trust only official sources
• • Advises candidates to avoid rumours regarding examination schedules
• • Exam dates to be announced after administrative clarifications from concerned departments

Patiala, March 11: Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) Executive Chairperson Harmohan Kaur Sandhu has stated that the Commission is actively preparing to conduct the Punjab Civil Services (Executive Branch) Combined Competitive Examination and other recruitment tests for various posts.

Chairing a meeting with Commission Secretary Charanjit Singh and Secretary (Examinations) Vyum Bhardwaj, she informed that the Commission has sought certain administrative clarifications from the Punjab Government. Once these are received, the examination schedule will be officially announced.

Harmohan Kaur Sandhu urged the 85,000 aspirants who have applied for the PCS examination to remain focused on their preparation, trust only their abilities, and disregard any misinformation regarding exam dates. She emphasized that candidates should rely solely on the official website (www.ppsc.gov.in) for updates. For inquiries, candidates can reach out via the following official email IDs—pcseb2025@gmail.com, supdt.scrutiny@ppsc.gov.in, enquiry@ppsc.gov.in—or contact the Commission at 0175-5014831, 5014849, 5014847, and 5014822 during working hours.

The Executive Chairperson further highlighted that under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, the Punjab Government is committed to providing government job opportunities and strengthening the administrative machinery with competent officers. She encouraged aspirants to dedicate themselves to rigorous preparation, given the intense competition for these posts.

Reaffirming the Commission’s commitment to fairness, transparency, and integrity, she assured that all recruitment processes would be conducted with strict confidentiality and security protocols. The Commission, she said, maintains the highest standards and does not compromise on the integrity of its examination process.