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AO/US SPSC RESULT Time analysis

PRELIMS
- Exam held on: 17 August 2025
- Total candidates (as per last roll number in prelims result): 7,546
- Total OMR sheets checked: 15,092
- Result declared on: 05 September 2025

Total time taken: 19 days
Average papers checked per day: ~795

Point to be noted:
They have highly efficient OMR-checking machines, and the process was completed quite quickly. Appreciable efficiency.

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MAINS

- Exam held on: 22 & 23 November 2025
- Total candidates: 849
- Objective papers (OMR): 3,396
- Subjective papers: 3,396

Even if we consider 10 days for OMR evaluation due to machine efficiency, the major time would naturally go into subjective paper checking.

- Result declared on: 19 March 2026
- Total time taken: ~116 days

Average subjective papers evaluated per day: ~30

Point to be noted:
Considering the workload and the responsibility involved in subjective evaluation, one can understand the time requirement. Respect to the officials for their effort and dedication.

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INTERVIEW
- Interview period: 06 April – 18 April 2026
- Total candidates: 235
- Marks to be compiled: Out of 100
- Final process remaining: Addition of marks, preparation of merit list, and declaration of result.

As of now:
- Time elapsed: 32 days
- Average candidates processed per day:** ~7

Question:
When prelims involving over 15,000 OMR sheets were completed within 19 days, and mains evaluation was eventually completed after a detailed subjective process, why is the final result after interviews taking this long despite comparatively limited work remaining?

At this stage, many candidates are simply seeking transparency, consistency, and timely declaration of results.

A huge question mark remains.

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u/Emergency-Fig8358 — 2 days ago
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SPSC

Heyy everyone…
I have worked extremely hard for this examination. But with the result getting delayed, and hearing certain things around, sometimes it genuinely makes me feel inferior compared to the sons and daughters of people in power.

The quota itself is very limited, and instead of competing only through merit and examination, at times it feels like we also have to compete against influence and connections.
Connections >>>>>> Your hardwork (very hard truth to digest).

I remember hearing about a girl from our category to whom a US post was allegedly promised by CM sir after her father’s demise. There was also another person from my own college, though from a different branch, who got selected for the interview. Maybe he truly studied hard over the years and honestly, I am nobody to judge anyone’s capability. But sometimes the circumstances make you question things.

Still, despite all these thoughts and frustrations, one thing I know for sure is that I have given this journey everything I had. Years of hard work, sacrifices, failures, self-doubt, and perseverance all of it was real.

At the end, I just hope merit, honesty, and dedication still hold value somewhere in the system.

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u/Emergency-Fig8358 — 3 days ago