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The Commission released the UPPSC PCS 2024 syllabus for the mains and prelims exam on the official website. The authorities have prescribed the UPPSC PCS syllabus 2024 in online mode. UP PCS exam syllabus is available at uppsc.up.nic.in. The UPPSC syllabus pdf for the UP PCS Exam is released along with the official UPPSC notification. The notification along with the UPPSC PCS application form was released on January 1, 2024.
The exam conducting authority conducts the UPPSC Civil Services exam. UPPSC released the PCS syllabus pdf for both prelims and mains stage of the UPPSC PCS 2024 exam. The UPPSC PCS 2024 prelims exam is conducted at various exam centres in Uttar Pradesh state. The syllabus of PCS helps candidates in their preparation for the UPPSC PCS 2024 examination.
With the help of the state PCS syllabus 2024, candidates can strategize a plan for the UP PCS exam. Other than the State PCS Exam syllabus, candidates must refer to the previous year's UPPSC PCS question papers and UPPSC PCS exam pattern 2024 too. The UPPSC PCS exam has three stages. Candidates should follow the UPPSC PCS syllabus while preparing for the exam. To know more about the UPPSC PCS syllabus 2024, read the article.
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission PCS exam has three stages - prelims, mains and interviews. All three stages are conducted in offline mode. The syllabus for the UPPSC prelims and mains exam is prescribed separately by the Commission in the official UPPSC PCS notification. The PCS Exam syllabus is divided into two parts as follows:
UPPSC PCS prelims syllabus
UPPCS mains syllabus
UPPSC Prelims exam has two GS papers. Questions in UP PCS prelims examination are asked from topics like current affairs, general science, world geography, Indian polity, economy, Indian National Movement and also questions on general & mental ability, Hindi and more. Check the table below for a summary of the UPPSC PCS prelims syllabus.
General Studies 1 | General Studies 2 |
National & International Current affairs | Comprehension |
History of India Indian National Movement Freedom Movement Social, economic & political aspects of Indian History Growth of nationalism Attainment of independence. | Logical reasoning Analytical ability |
Indian & World Geography Physical, social & economic Geography of India | Decision making & problem-solving |
Indian Polity & Governance Panchayati Raj Constitution Political System Public Policy Rights Issues, etc. | General mental ability |
Economic & Social Development Sustainable Development Social Sector Initiatives Poverty Inclusion Biodiversity Climate Change, etc. | Elementary Mathematics up to Class 10 Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Statistics |
General Science Physics Chemistry Biology | General English up to Class 10 Comprehension Direct & indirect speech Punctuation & spellings Active voice & passive voice Parts of speech Transformation of sentences Words meanings Vocabulary & usage Idioms & phrases Fill in the blanks |
General Hindi up to Class 10 Hindi Varnmala Sandhi, Samaras Kriya Anekarthi Shabd Vilom Shabd Tatsam, Tatbhav, Deshaj, Videshi Shabd Rachna, Vakya Rachna, Arth Shabd Roop Paryayvachi Shabd Muhavare Lokoktiyan, etc. |
UP PCS mains exam is descriptive in nature having eight papers of 1500 marks in total. Questions in the UPPSC PCS mains exam are asked from subjects like general Hindi, essay and general studies. There is no negative in the UP PCS mains exam as it is descriptive in nature. Check the UPPSC PCS mains syllabus in the table below:
Subjects | Topics |
General Hindi | Shabd gyan evam prayog Upsarg evam pratyaya prayog Vilom shabd Vakyansh k liye ek shabd Vartani evam vakya shuddhi Sarkari evam ardhasarkari patra lekhan, Diye huye gadya ka avbodh evam prashnottar Sankshepan taar lekhan, karyalaya aadesh adhisuchna, paripatra Lokokti evam muhavare, etc. |
Essay | Section - A Literature and culture Social Political Section - B Science, environment & technology Economic Agriculture, industry & trade Section - C National and International Events Natural calamities, drought, landslide, earthquake, deluge, etc. |
GS 1 | History of Indian culture, salient aspects of art forms, literature & architecture from ancient to modern times. The Freedom Struggle Post-independence consolidation & reorganization within the country (till 1965A.D.) Modern Indian history (from A.D.1757 to A.D. 1947) History of the world Salient features of Indian Society & Culture Role of women in society & women's organization Meaning of liberalization, privatization & globalization and their effects on economy, polity & social structure Social empowerment, communalism, regionalism & secularism. Distribution of major natural resources of the world Salient features of Physical Geography Oceanic resources of India & their potential The human migration Population & Settlements Specific knowledge of Uttar Pradesh Specific knowledge of U.P |
GS 2 | Indian constitution - historical underpinnings, evolution, features, amendments, basic structure, the role of the Supreme Court Functions & responsibilities of the Union and the States Role of finance commission in centre - state financial relations Separation of powers Emergence and use of alternative dispute redressal mechanisms. Comparison of the Indian constitutional scheme with that of other major democratic countries Parliament and State legislatures Structure, organization, and functioning of the Executive and the Judiciary Salient features of the Representation of the People's Act. Appointment to various Constitutional posts, powers, functions and their responsibilities. Statutory, regulatory and various quasi judicial bodies including NITI Aayog, their features and functioning Government policies and interventions for development in various sectors and issues Development processes Welfare schemes for vulnerable sections of the population by the Centre and States Issues relating to poverty and hunger, their implication on the body politic. Important aspects of governance Role of Civil Services in a democracy India and its relationship with neighbouring countries Bilateral, Regional and Global groupings and agreements Effect of policies and politics of developed and developing countries Important International Institutions Specific knowledge of Uttar Pradesh Current affairs and events of Regional, State, National and International importance |
GS 3 | Economic planning in India, objectives and achievements Role of NITI Aayog Pursuit of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Issues of Poverty, Unemployment Social justice and inclusive growth Components of Government Budgets and Financial System Major Crops, different types of irrigation and irrigation systems, storage, transport and marketing of agricultural produce, e-technology in the aid of farmers. Issues related to direct and indirect farm subsidies and minimum support prices Public Distribution System Food processing and related industries in India Land reforms in India since independence. Effects of liberalization and globalization on the economy, changes in industrial policy and their effects on industrial growth. Infrastructure Science and Technology Achievements of Indians in science & technology, indigenization of technology Awareness in the fields of ICT and Space Technology, Computers, Energy resources, nanotechnology, microbiology, biotechnology. Issues relating to IPR, and digital rights Environmental security and ecosystems Disaster as a non-traditional security and safety challenge, disaster mitigation and management. Challenges of international security: issues of nuclear proliferation, causes and spread of extremism, communication networks, the role of media and social networking, basics of cybersecurity, money laundering and human trafficking. India's internal security challenges Issues in agriculture, horticulture, forestry and animal husbandry Law and Order and Civil Defence with special reference to U.P. |
GS 4 | Ethics and Human Interface Attitude Aptitude and foundational values for Civil Service Emotional Intelligence Contributions of moral thinkers and philosophers from India and the world Public/ Civil Service Values and Ethics in Public Administration Probity in Governance Case studies on the above issues |
GS 5 | 1- History, Civilization, Culture and Ancient Cities of UP. 2- Architecture, their significance and maintainability, museum, archive and archaeology of UP. 3- Contributions of UPin Pre and post 1857 freedom struggles of India. 4- Eminent freedom fighters and personalities of UP. 5- Rural, Urban and Tribal issues: social structure, festivals, fairs, music, folk dances, literature and languages/dialects, social customs of UP. 6- Political System of UP: Governance, Governor, Chief Minister, Council of Ministers, State Assembly and State Council, Center-State Relation. 7- Public Service, Public Service Commission, Auditing, Advocate General, High Court and its jurisdiction in UP. 8- Special State Selection Criteria, Official Language, Consolidated Fund and Contingency fund, Political Parties and State Election Commission of UP. 9- Local Self Government: Urban and Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Right related issues in U P. 10- Good Governance, Eradication of Corruption, Lokayukta, Citizen Charters, EGovernance, Right to Information, Redressal Policy. 11- Land Reforms and its impact in UP. 12- Issues Related to Security in UP. (i) Linkage between development and spread of extremism. (ii) Role of External, State and Interstate actors in creating challenges to internal security through communication networks, media and social networking sites. (iii) Basic rules of cyber security, money- laundering and its prevention. (iv) Various security forces and agencies and their mandate. (v) Security challenges and their management in border areas, linkage of organized crimes with terrorism. 13- Law and Order and Civil Defense in UP. 14- Medical and Health issues in UP 15- State Education System of UP. 16- Contribution of U Pin development of India. 17- Current Affairs of UP. 18- Implementation of Jal Shakti Mission and another central welfare scheme in UP. 19- NGOs in UP: Issues, Contribution and Impact. 20- Tourism in U P: Issues and prospects. 21- Emphasis on Innovation in various fields in UP: Issues and it's impact on employement and socio-economic development of the society. |
GS 6 | 1- Overview of the Economy of UP: Main features of economy and State Budgets, Infrastructure and importance of Physical Resources. 2- Trade, Commerce and industries of UP. 3- UP Government Schemes, Projects and Planned Development for welfare of People, Human Resources and Skill Development. 4- Investment in U P: Issues and Impact 5- Public Finance and Fiscal Policy, Tax and Economic Reforms, One District One Product Policy of UPGovernment. 6- Planning and management of renewable and non-renewable energy resources of UP. 7- Demography, Population and Censuses of UP. 8- Commercialization of agriculture and production of agricultural crops in UP. 9- UP New Forest Policy. 10- Agro and Social Forestry in U.P 11- Agricultural Diversity, Problems of agriculture and their solutions in UP. 12- Developmental Indices of U Pin various fields. 13- Geography of UP: Geographical Location, Relief and Structure, Climate, Irrigation, Minerals, Drainage System and Vegetation. 14- National Parks and Wild Life Sanctuaries in UP. 15- Transport Network in UP. 16- Power Resources, Infrastructure and Industrial Development of UP. 17- Pollution and Environmental Issues in U P, Pollution Control Board and its functions. 18- Natural Resources of UP- Soil, Water, Air, Forests, Grasslands, Wetlands. 19- Climate Change and Weather Forecasting issues in UP. 20- Habitat and Ecosystem, structure and function, adjustment; Flora and Fauna with reference to UP. 21- Science and Technology: Its issues, advancements and efforts in U P. 22- Aquaculture, Viticulture, Sericulture, Floriculture, Horticulture, Arboric culture in up and its impact on development of UP. 23- Evolvement of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) for development of UP. |
The UP PCS exam pattern is prescribed by the UPPSC in the official UPPSC PCS notification. As per the PCS notification, UPPSC PCS prelims is 400 marks in total having two GS papers with negative marking. While UPPSC PCS mains is of 1500 marks having 8 papers which are descriptive in nature. Check the UPPSC PCS exam pattern 2024 in the tables below.
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Papers | Subjects | Maximum Marks | Duration |
Paper 1 | General Studies 1 | 200 | 2 hrs |
Paper 2 | General Studies 2 | 200 | 2 hrs |
Papers | Subjects | Maximum Marks | Duration |
Paper 1 | General Hindi | 150 | 3 hrs |
Paper 2 | Essay | 150 | 3 hrs |
Paper 3 | General Studies 1 | 200 | 3 hrs |
Paper 4 | General Studies 2 | 200 | 3 hrs |
Paper 5 | General Studies 3 | 200 | 3 hrs |
Paper 6 | General Studies 4 | 200 | 3 hrs |
Paper 7 | General Studies 5 | 200 | 3 hrs |
Paper 8 | General Studies 6 | 200 | 3 hrs |
Yes, there is negative marking in the UPPSC PCS prelims exam.
UPPSC application form fee is Rs 125 for unreserved category candidates.
UP PCS exam has three stages. They are as follows:
Prelims
Mains
Interview
UPPSC PCS 2024 notification has been released on January 1 on the official website.
The UPPSC PCS 2024 prelims exam will be conducted at various exam centres across the country.
Interview Date:11 November,2024 - 04 December,2024
Admit Card Date:14 November,2024 - 21 November,2024
Application Date:19 November,2024 - 10 December,2024
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In the official notification, UPPSC made reference to the UPPSC PCS 2023 qualifying requirements. Before submitting the UPPSC PCS 2023 application form, candidates who wish to sit for the UP PCS exam must be eligible according to the UP PCS eligibility requirements. The UPPSC PCS 2023 eligibility requirements are based on physical requirements, nationality, age restriction, and educational requirements. In accordance with the UPPSC PCS eligibility requirements, applicants must be between the ages of 21 and 40 to submit an application. In the UP PCS exam, candidates from the reserved category are eligible for an age reduction.
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Yes. You may write your optional paper in English while completing the remaining papers in Marathi or Hindi, two additional acceptable languages.
A candidate may choose to respond to each question paper in either English or one of the languages listed in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India, with the exception of the Qualifying Language Papers, Papers A and B. Despite this, candidates who choose to write Papers I through V in any of the languages listed in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India may also choose to write the Optional Papers in English. This does not apply to Papers A and B, which are the Qualifying Language Papers.
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As you mentioned your query let me tell you that on a general basis not a single conducting body rejects just on the basis of photograph.
They will intimate you by mail or sms to upload the new photograph with corrects dimensions and size and check it accordingly.
Hello Candidate,
You need to do is check if the Community that you belong to in UP SC Category also falls under SC Category in Delhi. Because some times SC Communities list differs from State to State. If your Category from Delhi also falls under UP SC Community list, then showing that, you might have to get a SC Certificate so that you can avail SC Reservation in UP as well. Now, you studying in Delhi makes you eligible for claiming Delhi domicile but because the Category certificate is that of Delhi's there might be an issue. Not all the Communities listed in the UP SC Caste list are also listed under Delhi SC Caste list. And then there is a separate Central SC list too. So to avoid any confusions and last minute hurdles, it is for your own good to get a SC Caste Certificate from the UP as well.
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