UPSC Admit Card 2021 - Download UPSC Hall Ticket for IAS, CDS, NDA, IES here
UPSC Admit Card 2021 - Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is the exam conducting authority for various government exams. UPSC is also responsible for releasing the admit card for UPSC 2021 examinations. UPSC will conduct the following examinations in the year 2020-21 UPSC CSE 2021, CDS 2021, NDA 2021, UPSC ESE 2021 and more. The UPSC admit card for the above mentioned exams and more is released 12 to 15 days prior to the exam. The UPSC 2021 admit card is released in online mode on the UPSC official website - www.upsc.gov.in. Candidates can download the UPSC 2021 admit card using their login credentials. Candidates need to carry the UPSC hall ticket on the UPSC 2021 exam day else they won't be allowed to appear for the exam. To know more about UPSC admit card 2021 read the article below.

UPSC Overview
Exam conducting body | Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) |
UPSC official website | www.upsc.gov.in |
Exam conducted by UPSC | UPSC CSE, CDS, NDA, ESE, UPSC CMS & more |
UPSC Admit card release mode | Online |
UPSC hall ticket format |
UPSC Admit Card 2021 - Important Dates
The UPSC 2021 admit card release date has not been announced yet but the admit card is released 12 to 15 days before the UPSC exam. So check the table below for UPSC admit card tentative dates.
UPSC admit card dates
UPSC Exams | UPSC exam stages | Dates |
UPSC CSE 2021 | Prelims | June 15, 2021* |
Mains | September 5, 2021* | |
Interview | TBA | |
CDS 1 2021 | Written exam | January 25, 2021* |
SSB Interview | TBA | |
NDA 1 2021 | Written exam | April 6, 2021* |
SSB | TBA | |
UPSC ESE 2021 | Prelims | July 6, 2021* |
Mains | September 28, 2021* | |
Interview | TBA | |
UPSC CMS 2021 | Written exam | August 17, 2021* |
UPSC ISS/ IES 2021 | Written Exam | July 2, 2021* |
Interview | TBA |
*tentative date
How to download the UPSC Admit Card 2021?
The UPSC admit card is released online on the UPSC website. To download the UPSC 2021 hall ticket candidates need to follow the below mentioned steps.
Visit the UPSC official website - www.upsc.gov.in
Click on the UPSC exam 2021 admit Card link
Enter the login credentials in the login window and press submit
The admit card for UPSC will be displayed on the screen in PDF format
Check the details printed on the UPSC hall ticket
Take a print out of the hall ticket and download the same for future reference
Details Printed on the UPSC Admit Card 2021
There are multiple details printed on the UPSC 2021 admit card. Candidates are advised to check all the details printed on the UPSC hall ticket, incase of any discrepancy in the details printed on the UPSC exam admit card candidates need to contact the concerned authorities to resolve the issue. Details printed on the admit card of UPSC 2021 are listed below.
Candidate’s name
Roll number
Registration number
Date of birth
Exam date and time
Examination venue
Photo of applicant
Father’s name
Candidates signature
UPSC Exam day guidelines and more
UPSC Admit Card 2021 - For UPSC CSE, CDS, ESE, NDA
UPSC CSE admit card 2021 - UPSC releases the admit card separately for all the three stages of the Civil Services Examination.
UPSC NDA admit card 2021 - NDA exam is conducted in two stages - written exam and SSB. The Commission releases the UPSC hall ticket separately for both the stages.
CDS admit card 2021 - Combined Defence Services 2021 exam admit card is also released separately for all the stages of the CDS recruitment process.
UPSC ESE admit card 2021 - Engineering Services Exam is conducted in three stages - prelims, mains and interview. The admit card for all the stages is released individually by the UPSC on its official website.
What documents to carry with the UPSC 2021 Admit Card?
Candidates need to carry a valid photo ID card along with the UPSC admit card on the UPSC exam day. The list of valid photo IDs is mentioned below:
Passport
Driving license
Voter id card
Pan card
Aadhar card, etc.
UPSC Exam Day Guidelines
Any electronic devices, gadgets and accessories are not permitted inside the examination centre
Candidates must carry one valid photo ID proof for identification issued by the proper authorities
Candidates appearing for the UPSC exam must follow exam instructions set by the authorities
Candidates are advised to reach the UPSC exam centre a bit early to avoid being late for the exam
Candidates must keep the print out of the UPSC Admit Card 2021 for future reference
Frequently Asked Question (FAQs) - UPSC Admit Card 2021 - Download UPSC Hall Ticket for IAS, CDS, NDA, IES here
Question: Does UPSC mail a hard copy of the UPSC admit card to the candidates?
Answer:
No, UPSC does not mail the hard copy of the UPSC 2021 admit card to the candidates.
Question: What are the various exams that UPSC conducts?
Answer:
UPSC conducts the following exams - UPSC IAS, CDS, NDA, UPSC ESE, UPSC CMS and more.
Question: What is the minimum age to apply for the UPSC exam?
Answer:
The minimum age to apply for the UPSC exam is 19 years.
Question: When is the prelims UPSC IAS 2021 exam going to be conducted?
Answer:
UPSC IAS 2021 prelims exam is scheduled to be held on June 27, 2021.
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Questions related to UPSC Civil Services Exam
How can I start preparing for IAS exams from 10th?
Hello Natalia!
After 10th,you have to complete your class 11th and 12th with any group but I think HEC (History Economics Civics) will be useful.
After completion of class 12th,you have to complete your graduation (Any degree).
After completion of bachelor degree,you have to take coaching for an IAS for 1 year.
After coaching,You have to appear for exams (I.e.prelims,mains).
If you have qualified in mains then you'll get a call for interview.
The marks of mains and interview will be added.
If you have got a good rank then you'll become an IAS.
Thankyou!
Hope it helps!
All the best for your future!
Along with IAS coaching NCERT Books will also taught by the coaching centre
HI Aspirant!
Yes definitely, coaching centres also teach NCERT books as the NCERT books of 9th to 12th class plays a vital role in the prelims round of UPSC exam. With NCERT books they also cover the standard books as these books have more question content and are written from the ground up. They form the foundation of your knowledge. Coaching centres also provide their coaching notes, they are helpful in revision before the exam.
Thankyou!
Please tell about ias coaching
Hi Dear,
Following are top IAS coaching institutes in India:
1. Plutus IAS Coaching
2 . The Hinduzone Online IAS Coaching
3 . Vajiram and Ravi IAS Coaching India
4 . KSG IAS Coaching
5 . Raj Malhotra IAS Coaching
6 . Yojna IAS Coaching
7 . Vaid’s Ics IAS Coaching
8 . Vision India IAS Coaching
9 . EDEN IAS Coaching
10 . Chanakya IAS Academy
good luck
i want to become an ias after 10th standrd.........if i join foundations in 11th standard and then i will give exam without graduation is it possible????????
Dear student,
No you will not be eligible for upsc ias if you do not complete your graduation or are in your final year of graduation. The eligibility criteria for ias says that, Candidates must hold a graduation degree in any discipline from a reputed university or must be in their final year.
For more info you may visit the following link:
who is bigger ias sp iwant it because i given form of upsc
Hello Dear,
According to the democratic system of government, people's representatives are more powerful than these officers. IAS and IPS services is a part of the prestigious Indian Civil services. The job profile of both these are very broad and both are posted on powerful posts, but IAS is more powerful as a DM. An IPS has only the responsibility of its department, but an IAS (DM) has the responsibility of all the departments of the district. First of all work hard for the examination power comes with the post to change the society.
Good Luck