Yes — any graduate from a recognised university can apply for the UPSC Civil Services Exam, including B.Com graduates. Your stream or subjects do not matter for eligibility; the degree itself is what counts. You must also meet the age ...
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Yes — UPSC allows final-year students to appear for the prelims. You must be able to produce proof of passing the degree by the date given in the notification. The degree can be in any subject from a recognised university.
Yes — any graduation degree, including B.Tech, makes you eligible for the UPSC Civil Services Exam. There is no restriction on the stream or subject of your degree. You must also meet the age limit and the number-of-attempts criteria in ...
Yes — UPSC accepts a degree from a recognised university, including a distance education degree. The university must be recognised by the UGC and the degree must be equivalent to a regular degree. Your degree must be complete by the ...
OBC candidates get a 3-year upper age relaxation in the UPSC civil services examination. The general age limit is 21 to 32 years, so OBC candidates can apply up to 35 years. Age is counted on 1st August of the ...
You can apply for the UPSC Civil Services Exam while in your final year, but you must clear all backlogs before the mains exam stage as per the notification’s cut-off. A pending backlog at the time of the preliminary application ...
Yes — a degree from a recognised open university is valid for the UPSC Civil Services Exam. The degree must be from a university recognised by the UGC or an equivalent authority. UPSC only asks for a graduation degree; the ...
SC candidates get a 5-year relaxation in the upper age limit for the Civil Services Examination. The standard upper limit is 32 years for the General category, so SC candidates can apply up to 37 years. SC candidates also get ...
For the UPSC Civil Services Exam the general age limit is 21 to 32 years. SC and ST candidates get 5 years of age relaxation, taking the upper limit to 37. They also get unlimited attempts within that age limit.
No, UPSC Civil Services needs a graduation degree — 12th pass is not enough. You can start preparing after 12th, but you can only apply once you hold a degree. Final-year students can apply if they can produce the degree ...