Candidate with negative marks qualifies for PCS(Judicial) exam

PTI | December 14, 2011



A reserved category candidate with negative marks has qualified for the Punjab Civil Service (PCS) Judicial mains examination to be held next month.

Tajinder Singh has qualified for the PCS (Judicial) main examination in the SC LDESM (Scheduled Cast Lineal Descendants of Ex-servicemen) category. He scored minus 10 marks in the PCS (J) preliminary examination held recently.

Singh has got 23 correct answers and a whopping 102 wrong answers in the examination for selection of subordinate judicial officers.

Six candidates have qualified in this category and the highest marks 285 have been scored by Manjinder Kaur.

The examination was recently conducted by the Patiala-based Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) and the results have been put up on the website of the commission.

A total of 979 candidates in 13 different categories, including General, Scheduled Caste, Backward Classes and Sports, have qualified for the PCS (J) Main examination to be held from January 10, 2012 to fill 110 vacancies.

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