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TNPSC Group 2: Aspirants allege Tamil option tougher than English

TNPSC Group 2: Aspirants allege Tamil option tougher than English

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    CHENNAI: Candidates who appeared for the TNPSC Group 2 and Group 2A examinations on Sunday have alleged that the Tamil language question paper was significantly tougher than its English counterpart, giving those who opted for English an edge. As many as 3,97,290 candidates appeared for the…

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CHENNAI: Candidates who appeared for the TNPSC Group 2 and Group 2A examinations on Sunday have alleged that the Tamil language question paper was significantly tougher than its English counterpart, giving those who opted for English an edge. As many as 3,97,290 candidates appeared for the…

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TNPSC Group 2: Aspirants allege Tamil option tougher than English

CHENNAI: Candidates who appeared for the TNPSC Group 2 and Group 2A examinations on Sunday have alleged that the Tamil language question paper was significantly tougher than its English counterpart, giving those who opted for English an edge. As many as 3,97,290 candidates appeared for the…

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