What are the 3 stages of UPSC exam?
There are 3 stages in the UPSC Civil Services Exam (1) Preliminary Exam (Objective Test) (2) Main Exam (Written Test) (3) Personality Test (Interview).
What is passing marks in UPSC?
GS Paper-II was of qualifying nature with 33% marks as per Rule-15 of Civil Services Examination, 2021. . Wherever two or more candidates have secured equal aggregate marks in Civil Services Examination, 2021, the tie(s) have been resolved in accordance with the principles approved by the Commission, viz.
What are the 7 papers in UPSC mains?
Paper?I: (Essay) 250 Marks. Paper?2: (General Studies 1) 250 Marks. Paper?3: (General Studies 2) 250 Marks. Paper?4: (General Studies 3) 250 Marks. Paper?5: (General Studies 4) 250 Marks. Paper?6: (Optional Subject Paper 1) 250 Marks.
Is UPSC written or Mcq?
It comprises 2 MCQ-based papers that are conducted on a single day. General studies paper 1, consists of 100 questions of 2 marks each. General Studies paper-2 (CSAT) consists of 80 questions of 2.5 marks each. However, CSAT is a qualifying paper.
Is passing UPSC hard?
A lot of people consider the IAS exam to be the toughest exam in India. This is because of the very low pass percentage here. Also, there is a huge syllabus (check the UPSC syllabus in the link) to be covered not to mention the variety of topics one has to learn for it.
Who clears UPSC in first attempt?
Avinash V for securing AIR 31 in UPSC CSE in his 1st attempt.
At which rank IAS is selected?
UPSC Rank Wise Post 2021 The Last Rank for IAS in UPSC Exam 2021 is 680 in the general category. IFS Rank in UPSC 2021 for the general category is 88.
What is the highest UPSC score?
AIR- 1 Kanishak Kataria (Total 1121/2025, 55.36%) AIR- 2 Akshat Jain (Total 1080/2025, 53.33%) AIR-3 Junaid Ahmed (Total 1077/2025, 53.18%)
Can 12 pass become IAS?
Dear, It is not possible to become an IAS officer with a 12th standard qualification! To become an IAS officer, you must have Graduate Degree from a recognized University/Institute! But, you can apply for the CSE exam conducted by the UPSC while in your final year of graduation.
What are the 5 compulsory subjects in UPSC?
What are the compulsory subjects for UPSC exam prelims? In UPSC Prelims, the compulsory subjects are Indian Polity and Governance, General Science, History, Geography, Economic and Social Development, etc.
