Civil Services (Prelims) Examination Dates @2019
Here we've summed up all the information regarding the Civil Services Exam for you, including application fee for Civil Services examination, eligibility standards, UPSC Exam dates and exam pattern 2019, and other relevant information. Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the dates for Civil Services Exam 2019. The Civil Services Exam for the year 2019 will be held in the month of June.
- The preliminary examination for Civil Services will be run on 2nd June 2019.
- The result of the preliminary exam is scheduled to declare in August 2019.
- Candidates will find the admit cards for the primary exam in September 2019.
- UPSC primary examination will be conducted on September 20, 2019.
- Candidates can expect the outcome announcement of mains examination of civil agencies in January 2020.
This is a fundamental type of exam that is conducted. After the announcement of UPSC Exam date 2019, now applicants need to pay additional attention to their research. UPSC conducts the Civil Services Exam to recruit the candidates for the next Civil Services of the Government of India.
- IAS (Indian Administrative Services)
- IFS (Indian Foreign Service)
- IPS (Indian Police Service)
- General Category: The age limit should not be more than 32 years for unreserved category and only 6 attempts to apply for UPSC exams.
- OBS: Age limit should be 35 years for OBS candidates and 9 attempts to crack the exam.
- SC/ST: These candidates age should not be more than 37 years and there is no restriction for the number of attempts.
- J&K Candidates: Age limit for General is 37 and SC/ST, OBC is 40 and Physically handicapped is 50 years and there is no limit for attempts.
- UPSC exam 2019 is going to be run into two stages, Preliminary and Main. UPSC 2019 prelim date has already been announced.
- UPSC exam pattern 2019 prelims consist of two papers of two hours duration carrying total marks of 200 each.
- The paper I of UPSC 2019 prelim is based on general studies. Paper II will assess candidate skills. The candidate is going to need to try 80 queries for 200 marks in this exam.
- There'll be two newspapers in the mains exam of UPSC examination 2019, the qualifying paper and newspaper for merit formation.
- Qualifying paper will have two newspapers. The newspaper It will be in part II and any Indian language will be in English. Both of these papers will have a total of 200 marks.
Syllabus
Paper-I
- Current events
- History of India including Indian national movements
- Geography of India and World.
- Indian Governance system
- Economic and Social Development
- General issues related to climate change and environmental issues.
Paper-II
- Comprehension
- Interpersonal and communication skills
- Logical reasoning
- Decision making
- General mental ability
- Basic numeracy
