Should I sign any bond with UPSC after getting selected into some service? or Can I quit immediately if I don't like the same?
thank you..
Should I sign any bond with UPSC after getting selected into some service? or Can I quit immediately if I don't like the same?
thank you..
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No dear there is nothing like signing a contract with upsc.if you get selected for any post through upsc and you are not satisfied or you get selected better anywhere then you can leave it.you have to give the written information about leaving the job as it will be better way to leave.
Best of luck
Hello,
UPSC is only a recruiting organisation for govt. posts. and you might be knowing that there are no bonds in govt. services. You can leave whenever you want or join if you like.
Thanks,
goyalk