Apex Datepicker showing incorrect time

Hello,
In an Apex application, the datepicker component is showing a default sysdate as (sysdate+1 hr. eg: DB value is 10:30 and datepicker shows as 11:30). I assume this is because of day light saving issue. Could some one help me if there's any configuration that can be done to get the exact sysdate value in the datepicker?
Ram.

Check the Globalization attributes of application and server time.. ..sysdate should be server time - check the timezone on server side.
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