UPSC IAS Exam Pattern

UPSC organizes the Civil Services Examination every year which we also know as IAS exam. UPSC organizes nearly a dozen examinations for various services, such as engineering, medical, forest service etc. In this article we will learn about the UPSC IAS exam pattern. There are three stages in this examination. The first is the Preliminary Examination. Second is Main Examination and Third Interview / Personality Test. Every candidate has to go through these steps and then he becomes an officer. Next we will understand all the steps and their patterns in detail.

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Preliminary Exam: This exam is held in the month of June.

In this phase of the examination, we have to give two papers, the first of which is General Studies, which comes as the first question paper and the second paper is the Civil Services Aptitude Test. In which each paper is of 200 marks and all the questions are Objective type which you get for four hours to solve, that is, two hours for each question paper. One important thing related to this examination is that the result of the initial examination (the sum of points) is not added to the final examination and you can not even give the main examination without passing the initial examination. In the Financial Merit of the IAS examination, only the marks scored in the main examination and interview are added and accordingly your rank is determined.

Mains Examination: This exam is held in the month of October

There are nine papers in this examination and about 180 to 200 questions, whose total is 1750 points. Three papers are set for each paper.

First Question Paper: In this, you have to select one of eighteen Indian Indian languages, on the basis of which this paper is, and it is of 300 marks, in which there are 20 to 25 questions. And note that the points of this Papa are not added to the final result.

Second question paper: This question paper is of English language and it is also 300 marks and the points of this paper are also not included in the final result.

Note: We have understood that the marks in Paper-I and Paper-2 are not added to the final result.

Third question paper: This is Essay Writing paper which is in two sections, in which essay writing is written on each subject from each segment and this paper is of 250 marks. Points of this paper are added to the end result.

Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventeen Question Paper: All these papers are of General Studies and each test is of 250 marks. All these papers are taken for the purpose of examining your understanding of social, economic issues. In which your understanding and information is tested in different issues and circumstances.

Eighth and Ninth Question Paper: Both of these papers are optional Papers that you can choose according to your interest. Each question paper is of 250 marks and the digits of these two papers are added to the final result.

Interview: These are held from February to April

This is the last and most important step of this Civil Services Examination, after passing the Main Examination (written), you are called for the Salakkar. Savarkar is a total of 750 marks and the points earned are added to your merit list. We can give our loved ones in our preferred language like Hindi or English and so on. Interviews are normally held within the months of February to April.

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