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where the Indians allowed to compete for the higher posts in the civil service

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Answered by VaishnaviMohan

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Yes

Explanation:

In 1854, the British parliament accepted the principle of competitive examinations for selection to the Service. The removal of patronage allowed Indians to compete for higher posts on merit.

Answered by anadikedia4

Answer:

yes..............

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where the Indians allowed to compete for the higher posts in the civil service​

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where the Indians allowed to compete for the higher posts in the civil service