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Tensions rise at GNAT hall as parents seek solutions to CSSPS challenges

The National Placement Resolution Centre, located at the GNAT Hall, has recorded a surge in parents and candidates hoping to resolve issues ranging from unsuccessful placement to difficulties navigating the self-placement process.
The affected candidates are eligible to use the self-placement process to select from schools with available vacancies.
The CSSPS self-placement portal is now live, providing an opportunity for candidates who were not automatically matched with their original choices to select available schools.
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