UPSC IAS Prelims Result 2021 declared; What next? Check expected cutoff here
vikrant.shukla | October 29, 2021 | 09:22 PM IST | 2 mins read
UPSC IAS 2021 preliminary exam result has been declared. Check the next stage in the UPSC IAS 2021 recruitment process and expected cutoff here.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has declared the UPSC Indian Administrative Services prelims result today at upsc.gov.in. Aspirants who have qualified as per the UPSC IAS preliminary result are now eligible to appear in the mains exam. The UPSC IAS mains exam is scheduled to be held on January 7, 8, 9, 15 & 16, 2022.
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Before appearing in the UPSC CSE mains exam, candidates will have to fill the detailed application form (DAF). The UPSC IAS DAF will be released by UPSC shortly after the preliminary exam is declared.
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UPSC IAS Expected Cutoff
All the candidates who appeared for the UPSC IAS prelims exam, they can check the expected cutoff here in the table that is given below
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Categories |
IAS Prelims expected cutoff 2021 |
|
General |
92-96 |
|
OBC |
91-95 |
|
EWS |
90-14 |
|
SC |
82-89 |
|
ST |
75-81 |
|
PwBD-1 |
52-62 |
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PwBD-2 |
42-62 |
|
PwBD-3 |
57-67 |
|
PwBD-5 |
57-67 |
What is the UPSC IAS DAF?
The UPSC IAS DAF is an application form which is released on the official website of UPSC. All the candidates who qualified in the UPSC IAS preliminary exam have to fill the DAF before appearing in the mains exam. In the DF aspirants will have to fill in all their information such as their personal details, academic information, post and service preference etc.
The DAF is an important document and needs to be filled with utmost care as maximum questions asked by the interview panel during the personality test will be based on the DAF itself.
Once the DAF period is over, UPSC will release the IAS mains admit card for the mains stage. Candidates will have to carry their mains admit card to the exam centre along with a valid ID proof, however, unlike the preliminary exam, the mains will be conducted across various days so aspirants will have to keep the admit card safe and carry it to the exam centre on all these days.
UPSC IAS Mains exam
The UPSC IAS mains exam is the second stage of the IAS recruitment process. The IAS mains exam is conducted in offline based descriptive mode. There will be 9 papers in the UPSC IAS mains exam.
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