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UPSC Civil Services Important Dates 2017

UPSC Civil Services Important Dates 2017

Edited By Team Careers360 | Updated on Feb 22, 2017 05:04 PM IST | #UPSC CSE
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UPSC Civil Services Important Dates 2017 – The Union Public Service Commission has announced the important dates of UPSC Civil Services 2017 for the candidates, who wish to appear in the Civil Services recruitment process. Candidates can check complete deatils of UPSC Civil Services 2017 important dates to keep track of all the exam events related to the selection process. Scroll below to check UPSC Civil Services 2017 Date-Sheet. According to UPSC Civil Services Important Dates 2017, the prelims exam will be conducted on June 18, 2017. Check the table below for the list of complete UPSC Civil Services 2017 schedule, including UPSC Civil Services application dates, admit card dates, exam dates and result dates.

LatestUPSC Mains Application Form 2017 is available now. 

UPSC Civil Services Important Dates 2017
UPSC Civil Services Important Dates 2017

 

UPSC Civil Services Important Dates 2017 - Announced by UPSC

 

Aspirants must check the complete list of important dates for UPSC Civil Services 2017 available below on this page so that do not miss any crucial event regarding the recruitment process.

 

Important dates for UPSC Civil Services Mains 2017

Events

Dates

Notification

August 5, 2017

Application Form begins

August 17, 2017

Application Form Ends

August 31, 2017

Admit Card

Three weeks before the exam

Mains Exam

October 28 to November 3, 2017

Result

December 2017

Personality Test held from

January/February 2018

Cutoff

After the final result of UPSC CS 2017

Important dates for UPSC Civil Services Prelims 2017

Events

Dates

Notification

February 22, 2017

Application Form starts

February 22, 2017

Application Ends

March 17, 2017

Admit Card

May 22, 2017 

Prelims Exam

June 18, 2017

Result

July/August 2017

Cutoff

After the final result of UPSC CS 2017

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This is the typical schedule of the IAS Exam (UPSC CSE):

Notification Release: February
Online Application Window: February to early March
Prelims Exam: May or June
Mains Exam: September/October

As for 2025, the registration date is already gone, so you have to see for 2026 now. The registration will open most probably in February 2026 so stay tuned.

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A candidate who has undergone heart surgery can be eligible for the IAS post if they are medically fit and can perform the required duties without any serious health problems The UPSC allows candidates to appear for the exam if they meet the general physical and mental fitness criteria After clearing the main examination and interview all selected candidates must undergo a detailed medical examination by a government medical board If the candidate has recovered well from heart surgery and there are no complications they can be declared fit for service However if the surgery has caused any permanent disability and if it is certified under the benchmark disability rules then the candidate may be eligible for reservation under the persons with disabilities category Final eligibility depends on the report given by the medical board during the selection process

If a person has undergone heart surgery for ASD which means Atrial Septal Defect and is now medically fit then they can apply for the IAS exam There is no restriction for such candidates if their physical and mental condition is stable and they can perform the duties required in civil services However selection to IAS also depends on passing the medical test conducted after clearing the main exam and interview If the person has any lasting disability due to the heart condition and it is certified by a government medical board then they may be considered under the benchmark disability category as per the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act In such cases the candidate may come under reservation for persons with disabilities in the specific category mentioned by the medical authority It is always advised to check the official UPSC notification and consult with a government hospital for proper disability certification before applying

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If you want to give IAS exam then you should complete your graduation first or also if you are in your last year of graduation then you can fill the application form.

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If you want to become an IAS or IPS officer after completing your 12th in PCMC ,  focus on graduation because the UPSC Civil Services exam requires you to have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. You can choose any graduation stream, but many students prefer degrees like Political Science, Public Administration, History, or Sociology because these subjects help build a strong foundation for the UPSC syllabus. it’s not mandatory to pick these; you can also pursue Science, Commerce, or Arts as long as you complete your graduation. Along with your degree,  start preparing for the UPSC exam early by reading newspapers, improving your general knowledge, and practicing answer writing. So, after 12th, pick a degree you are comfortable with, and plan your UPSC preparation alongside

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