HPPSC HPAS answer key 2025 released; submit suggestions by July 6
Applicants can submit suggestions, if any, by July 6, 2025. A fee of Rs 100 per suggestion is applicable. The exam was conducted on June 29, 2025. The recruitment drive aims to fill 30 vacancies.
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