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11 civil services aspirants from KU’s CCCP clear JKCCE-2024 exam

K H News Service by K H News Service
March 15, 2026
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11 civil services aspirants from KU’s CCCP clear JKCCE-2024 exam
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Srinagar : In a notable achievement, 11 candidates from the Centre for Career Counselling, Coaching and Placement (CCCP), University of Kashmir (KU), have qualified the Jammu & Kashmir Combined Competitive Examination-2024 (JKCCE), as per the results declared by the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) on March 13.

The successful candidates include Dawood Bin Salam (Rank 11), Syed Zeeshan Nisar (14), Mir Mujeeb (24), Aamir Hassan (26), Muhtashim Ishaq (29), Faizan-ul-Haq (30), Aarif-ul-Asad (35), Khalid Bashir (70), Naveed Shareef (72), Talib Zargar (80) and Imtiyaz Poswal (89).

Vice-Chancellor KU, Prof. Nilofer Khan, congratulated the successful aspirants and described the achievement as a reflection of their dedication and perseverance.

“The success of these candidates highlights the importance of focused guidance and sustained academic support in preparing for competitive examinations. We hope they will serve society with commitment and integrity,” she said.

Prof. Khan also acknowledged the efforts of CCCP faculty, team and coordinators for providing mentorship and academic support to civil services aspirants. She further appreciated the role of the CCCP Overseeing Committee for their guidance and coordination in strengthening the programme.

Registrar KU, Prof. Naseer Iqbal, also congratulated the successful candidates and appreciated the efforts of the CCCP team, mentors and faculty members associated with the centre for their sustained contribution in guiding aspirants preparing for competitive examinations.

Members of the Overseeing Committee and the Centre for Career Counselling, Coaching and Placement (CCCP) also congratulated the selected candidates and wished them success in their future roles in public service.

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