The CSAT paper (Paper-II) is qualifying in nature — you need at least 33 percent, i.e. 66 out of 200 marks. Only GS Paper-I marks count for the prelims cut-off; a wrong answer in Paper-I costs one-third of the question’s ...
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UPSC releases prelims cut-off marks only after the final result of that year’s exam — never before. The cut-off changes every year with paper difficulty, vacancies and candidate performance. GS Paper-I decides the cut-off; CSAT is only qualifying at 33 ...