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 Cutoff for Previous Years

 


#1. Cutoff for Previous Years


Note: PH-1 category includes Orthopedically Handicapped (OH) people, PH-2 includes Visually Handicapped (VH) and PH-3 includes Hearing Handicapped (HH) people. 


Civil Services Examination, 2015


The minimum qualifying standards (marks)/marks secured by the last recommended candidate in various categories at various stages are as under:


Exam

General

OBC

SC

ST

PH‐1

PH‐2

PH‐3

CS(Prel.)*

107.34

106.00

94.00

91.34

90.66

76.66

40.00

CS(Main)#

676

630

622

617

580

627

504

CS(Final)

877

834

810

801

802

830

697


* Cut off marks on the basis of GS Paper‐I only. However, GS Paper‐II was qualifying with
33% (66.66) marks.
# Subject to 10% marks in each of the seven competitive papers i.e. Essay, GS‐I, GS‐II, GS‐III,
GS‐IV, Optional‐I and Optional‐II.


 


Civil Services Examination, 2014


The minimum qualifying standards (marks)/marks secured by the last recommended candidate in various categories at various stages are as under:


Exam

General

OBC

SC

ST

PH‐1

PH‐2

PH‐3

CS(Prel.)*

205

204

182

174

167

113

115

CS(Main)#

678

631

631

619

609

575

449

CS(Final)

889

844

830

811

816

778

713


* Cut off marks were on the basis of both GS Paper‐I and Pper-II & Subject to minimum of 40 marks in Paper-I and 70 marks in Paper-II.
# Subject to 10% marks in each of the seven competitive papers i.e. Essay, GS-I,
GS-II, GS-III, GS-IV, Optional-I and Optional-II.


 


Civil Services Examination, 2013


The minimum qualifying standards (marks)/marks secured by the last recommended candidate in various categories at various stages are as under:


Exam

General

OBC

SC

ST

PH‐1

PH‐2

PH‐3

CS(Prel.)*

241

222

207

201

199

184

163

CS(Main)#

564

534

518

510

510

502

410

CS(Final)

775

742

719

707

725

718

613

 


* Cut off marks were on the basis of both GS Paper‐I and Pper-II & Subject to minimum of 30 marks in Paper-I and 70 marks in Paper-II.
# Subject to 10% marks in each of the seven competitive papers i.e. Essay, GS-I,
GS-II, GS-III, GS-IV, Optional-I and Optional-II.


 


#2. Result & Selection


The total number of vacancies to be filled on the result of UPSC Civil Services each year is roughly around 1100.


Candidates called for the Mains Examination, and Personality Test (Interview) is around twelve to thirteen times, and two times the number of vacancies respectively.


Year

Prelims Qualified

Interviewed

Final Selected

2014

16947

3308

1236

2015

15008

2797

1078

 


At each stage UPSC only gives the list of shortlisted candidates for the next round and not the marks obtained by a candidate and the cutoffs.


Only after the final results, UPSC declares the cut off marks for Prelims and Mains examinations, along with the overall cut off. This is followed by the detailed marksheet (Prelims + Mains + Interview) for those who appeared for Mains Examination and passed in the Qualifying papers (Regional language and English).


For selected candidates, service allocation is done by Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) based on rank and category of the candidates. 


Once the allocation is made, you have to wait for the official service allocation letter from DoPT via post and email.


Hereon, Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration(LBSNAA) comes into the picture. LBSNAA begins registration process for Foundation Course (FC) of all the selected candidates and thus your training commences.


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