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Public Service Commissions from "summary" of Indian Polity by M. Laxmikanth
Public Service Commissions (PSCs) play a crucial role in ensuring the recruitment and selection of suitable candidates for various government posts. These commissions are responsible for conducting examinations, interviews, and other selection processes to select individuals based on their merit and qualifications. The establishment of PSCs is mandated by the Constitution of India under Article 315. There are both Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) at the central level and State Public Service Commissions (SPSCs) at the state level. Each PSC is headed by a Chairman and includes other members who are appointed by the President (for UPSC) or the Governor (for SPSCs). One of the primary functions of PSCs is to conduct examinations for various civil services and government jobs. These exams are designed to test the knowledge, skills, a...
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