Humble request to Sikkim media to hear our plea
This is a sincere request to the media houses and journalists of Sikkim to kindly look into and cover the ongoing delay in the declaration of the AO/US SPSC final results, a matter that is causing growing concern among hundreds of civil service aspirants across the state.
The purpose of this post is not to disrespect any institution or official. Everyone understands that subjective evaluation, interviews, compilation of marks, and preparation of merit lists require time, responsibility, and careful handling. The effort put in by the officials deserves respect.
However, many aspirants are now finding it difficult to understand the prolonged delay despite the comparatively limited work remaining after the interview stage.
For context:
PRELIMS involving over 15,000 OMR sheets were completed and results declared within 19 days.
MAINS, despite involving detailed subjective evaluation, were eventually completed after several months of assessment which was also effective compared to number of people who appeared.
INTERVIEW for only 235 candidates were conducted between 6 April and 18 April 2026.
More than a month has now passed since the interviews concluded.
At this stage, aspirants are not demanding favoritism or shortcuts.
People are simply asking for:
transparency,
a tentative timeline,
consistency in communication,
and timely declaration of results.
Many candidates have put careers, studies, family plans, and other opportunities on hold while waiting for the outcome of this examination. The uncertainty is mentally exhausting for aspirants and their families alike.
A small clarification or official update from the concerned authorities would go a long way in reassuring candidates and maintaining public confidence in the process.
We therefore request the media fraternity of Sikkim to highlight this issue responsibly and help bring attention to the concerns of aspirants waiting anxiously for the final result.
Thank you.
TL;DR:
AO/US SPSC interview process for 235 candidates ended on 18 April 2026, yet the final result is still pending after more than a month despite comparatively limited work remaining. Aspirants are only asking for transparency, communication, and a tentative timeline. Adding to the concern, the next cycle of US examinations is expected to begin within the next 10 days, while the previous recruitment process itself remains unresolved. A responsible media discussion on this issue would help bring clarity and accountability.