UPSC Notification 2025 Out, Exam Date, Vacancy, Eligibility

 

UPSC Notification 2025 Out, Exam Date, Vacancy, Eligibility

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) released the UPSC Notification 2025 on 22nd January 2025, announcing 979 vacancies for various prestigious services. With the release of the notification, the application process for UPSC CSE 2025 has officially begun. The examination is conducted annually to recruit eligible candidates for esteemed positions such as the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and others.

The UPSC CSE 2025 will follow a three-stage selection process, comprising the Preliminary Examination, the Mains Examination, and the Interview. If you are an aspiring candidate planning to appear for the UPSC CSE 2025, continue reading to explore key details from the official UPSC Notification 2025 PDF.( REF : upsc.gov.in)

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Important Events

Dates

UPSC Notification 2025

Number of Vacancies

979

Release Date of Calendar

07th November 2024

Release Date of Notification

22nd January 2025

UPSC Application Process 2025

Starting Date

22nd January 2025

Last Date to Apply

11th February 2025

UPSC Prelims Exam Date 2025

25th May 2025

 

 

 

UPSC Apply Online 2025
The online application process for UPSC 2025 is now open. Candidates must ensure that they provide accurate information while filling out the UPSC Application Form 2025 to avoid any issues later. The last date to submit the online application is 11th February 2025. Follow the step-by-step guide below to successfully apply for the UPSC CSE Exam 2025.

How to Apply Online for UPSC CSE Exam 2025

  1. Visit the official website – Go to upsc.gov.in.
  2. OTR Registration – Click on the One-Time Registration (OTR) link to begin the process.
  3. Fill in your details – Enter essential information such as name, email, phone number, along with your personal, educational, and contact details.
  4. Upload documents – Attach scanned copies of your photograph, signature, and any other necessary documents.
  5. Payment of application fee – Use online banking, debit card, or credit card to complete the payment process.
  6. Final submission – Carefully review the application form before submitting it. Ensure the submission is completed before the deadline on 11th February 2025.

For a smooth application process, double-check all entered details and submit your form well before the deadline.

 

UPSC 2025 Exam Date
The UPSC 2025 exam schedule includes dates for both the Prelims and Mains stages. The UPSC Prelims 2025 will take place on 25th May 2025, followed by the Mains examination starting from 22nd August 2025. The date for the UPSC Interview will be announced after the declaration of the Mains result.

UPSC 2025 Age Limit
As per the UPSC 2025 guidelines, candidates must fulfill the age criteria to be eligible for the exam. Applicants should be between 21 and 32 years of age as of 1st August 2025, with age relaxations applicable for reserved categories:

  • SC/ST: Relaxation of 5 years
  • OBC: Relaxation of 3 years
  • Persons with Disabilities (PwD): Relaxation of 10 years

UPSC 2025 Exam Pattern for Prelims
The UPSC Prelims exam, scheduled for 25th May 2025, consists of two objective-type papers:

  1. General Studies Paper I – Determines eligibility for the Mains exam.
  2. General Studies Paper II (CSAT) – Qualifying in nature, requiring a minimum of 33% to pass.

Both papers have negative marking for incorrect answers.

Prelims Exam Structure:

Paper

Total Questions

Total Marks

Negative Marking

Paper I (GS)

100

200

0.66 marks

Paper II (CSAT)

80

200

0.83 marks

UPSC 2025 Exam Pattern for Mains
The UPSC Mains exam will commence from 22nd August 2025 and consists of nine descriptive papers, with a total of 1750 marks. The marks obtained in this stage are crucial for the final ranking.

Mains Exam Structure:

Paper

Subject

Total Marks

Paper A

Compulsory Indian Language (Qualifying)

300 Marks

Paper B

English Language (Qualifying)

300 Marks

Paper I

Essay

250 Marks

Paper II

General Studies I

250 Marks

Paper III

General Studies II

250 Marks

Paper IV

General Studies III

250 Marks

Paper V

General Studies IV

250 Marks

Paper VI

Optional Paper I

250 Marks

Paper VII

Optional Paper II

250 Marks

UPSC 2025 Syllabus
The official UPSC 2025 syllabus is detailed in the notification and covers a wide range of topics essential for the exam. A thorough understanding of the syllabus is key to effective preparation.

UPSC 2025 Prelims Syllabus

General Studies (GS):

  • Current events of national and international importance
  • Indian and World Geography
  • Economic and Social Development
  • Indian Polity and Governance
  • General Science
  • Environmental issues and ecology

CSAT (Aptitude Test):

  • Communication and interpersonal skills
  • Decision-making and problem-solving
  • Logical reasoning and analytical ability
  • General mental ability
  • Basic numeracy (Class X level)
  • Data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, etc.)

UPSC 2025 Mains Syllabus

  • Comprehension, précis writing, essays, translation, and vocabulary
  • Indian Heritage, Culture, History, and Geography of the World and Society
  • Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice, and International Relations
  • Economic Development, Technology, Biodiversity, Environment, Security, and Disaster Management
  • Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude

For the optional papers, candidates must choose subjects at the graduate level.

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