AS Main 2020 Exam result was declared on March 23. The IAS main exam was commenced on January 8 and ended on January 17. The candidates qualified in the IAS main result will be called for the UPSC interview at the UPSC office premises in New Delhi. The IAS personality test dates will be released later by the Union Public Service Commission. Only Roll number of the candidates were mentioned in the IAS Main Result 2020. IAS Main Result 2020
IAS 2021 result will be declared within 45 days from the day of the exam. The candidates will be able to check the UPSC result 2021 in the result pdf. The UPSC result 2021 will be released online and at the notice board of the UPSC. The UPSC 2021 result pdf will provide the roll number of all the qualified candidates. The number of candidates who qualifies for the main exam is around 13 times the vacancies notified. The UPSC releases the IAS result with names after the declaration of the IAS result with roll numbers.
IAS 2021 Result Dates
| IAS 2021 Notification | 10 Feb 2021 |
| IAS 2021 Prelims Exam | 27 Jun 2021 |
| IAS 2021 Result | August 2021(Tentative) |
How to check the IAS Result 2020?
The candidates can check the IAS result in the following way
Step 1. Go to the official website – upsc.gov.in
Step 2. The UPSC Prelims Result 2021 link will appear on the home screen, click on it
Step 3. On clicking above, “Result: Civil Services(Preliminary) Exam 2020” link will appear
Step 4. Click on the link as appear above, The UPSC IAS Prelims 2020 Result will open
Step 5. Search the roll number in the UPSC Result pdf
Step 6. Download the UPSC IAS Prelims result 2021 pdf for future reference.
As per the official notification, the number of candidates who pass in the IAS main (written) result will be twice the number of vacancies given in the official notification.IAS personality test is the last stage of the IAS selection process and the chances of final selection increased very much once the candidate makes in the IAS main(written) result. One out of the two candidates is finally selected in the Civil Services after the IAS interview. This implies that the selection probability of the candidate is 50% after his/her name appears in IAS main(written) result.
After the IAS main(written) result, the candidates are called for the IAS interview at the UPSC office in New Delhi. The candidates need to carry all the original documents related to their academic and professional qualifications and experience. These documents will be verified by the office staff of UPSC. After the document verification, the candidates will proceed for the IAS interview.
UPSC Civil Services (IAS) result is declared for each of the exam stages separately. The IAS result(final) is announced after the IAS interview. It takes into account the marks obtained in the IAS main and IAS interview(personality test). The marks of IAS prelims are not taken into consideration for the final result.
Selection criteria for Mains exam: On the basis of marks secured by candidates in paper-I of Preliminary exam a merit list is released by UPSC. It may be noted that paper-II of Preliminary is exam is qualifying in nature with minimum 33% marks. All candidates whose names/ roll numbers appear in the merit list are eligible to appear for Mains exam. The official website informs, “The number of candidates to be admitted to the Main Examination will be about twelve to thirteen times the number of vacancies to be filled in the year through this examination.”
Selection criteria for Interview: Candidates who secure minimum qualifying marks in the written part of the Main Exam are called for an interview for a personality test. The number of candidates called for interview are usually twice of the number of vacancies to be filled, informs the official website. The interview carries weight-age of 275 marks with no minimum qualifying marks.
A final merit list is released by UPSC on the basis of marks secured by candidates in Main exam (written test and interview). All candidates whose names/ roll numbers appear in the final merit list released by the commission are then allotted to different services on the basis of their rank in the exam as well as preferences made by them for different posts and services.
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