As per the UPSC 2023 calendar, the IAS Prelims and main exams are scheduled to take place on May 28, 2023 and September 15, 2023 respectively. The UPSC Result 2022 for Prelims exam is released on June 22, 2022 in PDF format on the official website. Candidates can check the UPSC Prelims 2023 Answer Key from the linked article.
Candidates who appeared for prelims exam can check and download UPSC Prelims Result 2022 PDF directly from the link below –
UPSC Prelims Result 2022:
UPSC CSE 2022 Prelims Exam was conducted on 5th June 2022 as scheduled. According to the previous year’s trends, the Prelims result is announced within one month of the exam date. Any other official update regarding the Prelims result, will be updated here.
Those who clear the IAS prelims shall be provisionally eligible to take the UPSC Mains exam, which will be conducted over five days from 16th September 2022 onwards .
The candidates who have appeared for UPSC 2023 Prelims or preparing for next year’s Prelims can refer to UPSC Prelims 2022 Answer Key from the linked article. This linked article has the answer key for both the papers of the Prelims Examination.
Also, the candidates can refer to UPSC 2022 Prelims Question Paper, from the linked article.
Based on the previous year’s trends, the expected UPSC Prelims 2022 Cut Off has been calculated. The official cut-off marks will be released in the later stage of the exam process. Till then, the candidates can check the linked article to get an idea of the UPSC 2023 Cut Off Marks.
UPSC 2022 Prelims Result
The candidates who appeared in the 2022 Prelims can keep a track of the result date from the table given below:
| UPSC Result 2022-23 | |
| UPSC 2022 Prelims Exam Date | 5th June 2022 |
| UPSC 2022 Prelims Result | 22nd June 2022 |
How to check the UPSC Prelims Result 2023?
Follow the steps given below to check your UPSC Prelims Result 2023 from the official website of the UPSC.
- Go to the official website of the UPSC (https://upsc.gov.in/).
- Click on the icon that says ‘Written results’.
- Then, click on the link which says Civil Services Prelims Results 2023.
- From here, you should be able to download the PDF of the document containing the list of candidates who have successfully cleared the UPSC Prelims 2023.
- Save the UPSC Prelims Result 2023 PDF for future reference.
Successful candidates can enrol for the BYJU’S IAS Mains Test Series 2023. With UPSC standard questions and insightful feedback & expert evaluation, it is the perfect tool to help you clear the IAS mains as well, and take a step closer to fulfilling your IAS dream.
UPSC Result 2021
The Civil Services Prelims Examination 2021 took place on 10th October (Sunday.) UPSC Prelims Result 2021 was declared on 29th October.
The UPSC Prelims Result is declared by the Union Public Service Commission on its official website (upsc.gov.in)
UPSC Prelims 2021 Results:- Download PDF Here
UPSC Civil Service Exam Mains 2021 – (starts) 7th January 2022 onwards
UPSC Prelims Answer Key:
We have also compiled a UPSC Prelims Answer Key for 2021. You can check the answer keys (GS + CSAT) at the linked article.
UPSC Prelims Analysis
The Prelims 2022 as always, saw questions from subjects like history, geography, polity, science and technology, economy, etc. One of the most important areas is current affairs.
This time, there were around 27 questions from current affairs. In 2020, 2019 and 2018, there were 15, 22 and 28 questions respectively. Clearly, this is an area candidates should not ignore.
UPSC Prelims Marksheet
To check the UPSC Prelims Marksheet 2021, candidates will have to wait until the entire Civil Services Exam process for the year is complete.
The UPSC official marksheet is released on the official website of the commission. To know more about UPSC Marksheet, candidates can check the linked article.
UPSC Prelims 2021
The UPSC conducts the Civil Services Exam in three stages:
- IAS Prelims
- IAS Mains
- IAS Interview – UPSC Personality Test
Even though an average of 5 lakh candidates takes the IAS prelims, only about 800 – 1000 make it out as civil servants at the end of the process cycle, which lasts for about a year.
The UPSC Prelims exam, which was conducted on 10th October this year, had two papers, namely, the General Studies I and the CSAT.
The GS I is a merit-ranking paper, while the CSAT is a qualifying one.
You can download the UPSC Prelims Question Papers for 2023 from the links below:
| Download UPSC Prelims Question Paper 2021 – GS 1 | Download UPSC Prelims Question Paper 2021 – CSAT |
To clear the UPSC exam, it is very important to solve previous years’ IAS question papers. Also, aspirants should be well aware of the UPSC Syllabus.
Why should I solve previous years’ UPSC question papers?
- To understand properly the UPSC question paper pattern
- To know which are the most important areas of the UPSC syllabus
- To be able to prioritise the IAS preparation
- To get answer writing practice for both prelims and mains exams
- To understand the time constraints in the IAS exam and plan accordingly
To download UPSC question papers of previous years, please visit the linked article.
In the GS I paper, candidates who hope to clear the exam and qualify for the UPSC mains should score above the cut off score, which would be revealed by the Commission in 2023, after the final results of the UPSC exam are out.
Experts at BYJU’S have predicted the UPSC Cut Off marks for the 2023 prelims to be between 98 and 102 for the General category. The cut-off marks would be lower for the other categories.
Read more on UPSC Cut Off marks here.
UPSC Prelims Result [Year-wise]
Candidates will find year-wise result of UPSC exams in this section. given below are the UPSC Result PDFs for 2020, 2019 and previous years.
| UPSC Result PDFs | ||
| Years | Release Date | Download UPSC Result PDFs |
| 2020 | 23rd October 2020 | UPSC Result PDF |
| 2019 | 12th July 2019 | UPSC Result PDF |
| 2018 | 14th July 2018 | UPSC Result PDF |
| 2017 | 27th July, 2017 | UPSC Result PDF |
| 2016 | 16th September, 2016 | UPSC Result PDF |
| 2015 | 12th October, 2015 | UPSC Result PDF |
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