UPSC Cut off 2023 Out, Check Prelims, Mains, Final Cut off

UPSC Cut Off 2022

UPSC Cutoff 2022 Out: UPSC has released the official UPSC Cutoff 2022 for the preliminary, the main, and the interview on 23rd May 2023. The final cutoff marks for General is 960, EWS is 926, OBC is 923, SC is 893 where as for ST it is 900. Check the detailed UPSC Cutoff marks for UPSC Exam 2022 for all three stages as released by UPSC on its official website below in this article.

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UPSC 2022 Cut off PDF

UPSC Result 2023 has been released today as of 23rd May 2023, the official UPSC Cut-Off Marks 2023 for the UPSC 2022 Prelims, Mains, and Interview has also been made public. For each stage separately, UPSC Cut Off marks has been made public in accordance with category. Candidates can download the UPSC Cutoff 2022 PDF from the link below in this article and also check the detailed UPSC Cutoff 2022 in tabular format below.

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UPSC Prelims Result 2023 Out

For the preliminary examination that was taken on May 28, 2023, UPSC has published the results on its official website. The download links for UPSC Prelims Result 2023 provided below allows candidates who took the UPSC Preliminary Examination in 2023 to view the results:

UPSC Prelims Result 2023 List (Roll No. Wise)

UPSC Prelims Result 2023 List (Name Wise)

UPSC IFoS Prelims Result 2023 List through CS(P) Exam

UPSC Prelims Result 2022 Cut Off

On June 5, 2022, candidates sat the Civil Services Prelims test. The test was divided into two sections, from 9:30 am to 11:30 am and from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. The UPSC Prelims Result 2022 Cut Off for prelims has been mentioned below in the table.

UPSC Mains Result 2022 Cut Off

UPSC Result 2022 has been released today as of 23rd May 2023 on the official UPSC website, the official UPSC Cut-Off Marks 2022 for the UPSC 2022 Mains, has been made public.

UPSC Final Cut-Off 2022

Candidates who are preparing for the UPSC examination can check the UPSC Final Cutoff 2022 in the table given below:

UPSC Cut off IAS Prelims 2021

The UPSC Prelims 2021 was conducted on 10th October 2021. BYJU’S had analyzed that the IAS Prelims Cut Off 2021 would be around 95-100 (+/-2). Now, the official notice has declared that CSE Cut Off for Prelims 2021. Only those candidates who scored above the UPSC Prelims cutoff qualified for the Mains stage of the exam. According to the Official Cut-Off list, marks for various category of candidates is as given below:

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UPSC Cut Off IAS Mains 2021

The Commission has officially declared the following IAS Mains 2021 cut off:

UPSC Cut Off IAS Final 2021

UPSC Cut off IAS Prelims 2020

The UPSC Prelims 2020 was conducted on 4th October 202.  IAS Prelims Cut Off 2020 would be around 95-98 (+/-3). Now, the official notice has declared that CSE Cut Off for Prelims 2020. Only those candidates who scored above the UPSC Prelims cutoff qualified for the Mains stage of the exam.

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Candidates should know that cutoff for IAS, IPS and IFS remains the same.

UPSC Cut Off IAS Mains 2020

The IAS Mains 2020 cut off that has been officially announced by the Commission is given below:

UPSC Cut Off IAS Final 2020

UPSC Cut off IAS Prelims 2019

The UPSC Prelims 2019 was conducted on June 2, 2019, UPSC Prelims cutoff score is in the range of 95-100 for the general category.

UPSC Cut Off IAS Mains 2019

The IAS Mains 2019 cut off that has been officially announced by the Commission is given below:

UPSC Cut Off 2018 Prelims

The cutoff mark for the UPSC prelims exam 2018 is 98 for the general category. The category-wise minimum qualifying marks for prelims of the IAS Exam are given in the following table.

UPSC Cut Off and Facts Associated

Only General Studies I is used to determine the UPSC prelims cut off scores. The General Studies II or CSAT exam is purely qualifying in nature and does not count towards merit ranking. To qualify for the main exams, applicants must pass the GS II paper with a minimum score of 33%. The UPSC cut off marks are the scores of the last applicant chosen depending on the availability of positions in a given category. Only after the Civil Services Exam for that particular year’s final result is announced does the UPSC share the cut off marks for both the Preliminary and Main Exam.

Regarding the selection of applicants based on cut off scores, UPSC has clarified a few issues:

• Case 1- If two candidates receive the same total score in the Civil Services Examination, the Commission breaks the tie by awarding a higher rank to the one who receives the highest combined score in the mandatory papers and IAS interviews.
• Case 2- The candidate who is older will be given a better rank if two candidates receive similar scores on all of their exams, including the mandatory ones and the UPSC personality tests.
• Case 3- If two candidates have the same age and score equally on both the mandatory exams and the UPSC CSE interview, the candidate with the higher score on the mandatory exams will be given a higher rank.

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