Question 1

Will the ESE-2025 application form's last date extend?

Accepted Answer

There are chances of the extension of the ESE 2025 application form. Yet we’ll recommend aspirants fill out the form as soon as possible, as the last date of the form is 8th October 2024.

Question 2

Can CS or other branch students apply?

Accepted Answer

Yes, other engineering branches are eligible to fill out the form but have to prepare for the given respective branches.

Question 3

Will the pattern and syllabus change?

Accepted Answer

No, the pattern and syllabus are not expected to change even after the revised vacancies.

Question 4

Will there be age relaxation?

Accepted Answer

It will be specified in the official notification if deemed necessary by the UPSC.

Question 5

How many number of attempts are there ?

Accepted Answer

In ESE there is no number of attempts, but CSE allows 6 attempts.

Question 6

What about those who have already filled in the ESE 2025 form?

Accepted Answer

It is advantageous that you have submitted the form. If an extension or amendment is provided, you will have the opportunity to modify your department preferences accordingly.

Question 7

Are IRMS vacancies permanent in ESE ?

Accepted Answer

As per the Official notification, it is permanent from 2025 onwards, technical recruitment through ESE and non-technical recruitment through CSE for Indian railways.

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