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KP Public Service Commission Reschedules Recruitment Interviews

KP Public Service Commission Reschedules Recruitment Interviews

The interviews scheduled by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Service Commission, originally set for February 6, have been postponed to February 9. This delay is attributed to the lack of public transport availability amid the upcoming 2024 general elections.

Notification of the interview rescheduling will be communicated to affected candidates through both SMS and email.

Further details regarding the new interview dates will be provided at a later time.

As the General Election 2024 is scheduled for February 8, all educational institutions in KP will apparently be closed from February 7 to 9.

Although a decision has been made by relevant officials, the official announcement is anticipated in the first week of February.

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There is an option that the holidays may extend beyond February 9, depending on the prevailing circumstances. Recent reports suggest the potential for educational institutions to have an extended break from February 4 to February 11, yet these details are yet to be officially confirmed or denied by government authorities.

Notably, February will witness two public holidays: one on February 5 for Kashmir Day and another on February 8 for the general elections.

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