UPSC CMS 2020 - Application form, Exam Dates, Fee, Admit Card (OUT)
UPSC CMS 2020 - UPSC has released UPSC Combined Medical Services Result 2020 on November 12 at the official website. UPSC CMS result 2020 has been released in PDF. Earlier, UPSC has released the UPSC CMS admit card 2020 on October 06, 2020. Aspirants can download the admit card till October 22. Earlier UPSC activated the application withdrawal link on August 25 at its official website. UPSC released the UPSC CMS application form 2020 along with the notification on July 29 at its official website. The last date to fill the UPSC CMS 2020 online form was August 18. The UPSC CMS 2020 exam for preliminary was scheduled to be conducted on October 22, 2020. Candidates who have qualified the written and practical parts of the final M.B.B.S. examination or appearing for the final year are eligible to apply for UPSC CMS 2020 exam. Union Public Service Commission conducts the UPSC CMS exam to recruit candidates for the post of Assistant Medical Officer in Department/Ministries of the Indian Government. In UPSC CMS 2020, there have been 559 vacancies released by UPSC.
Latest: UPSC CMS result 2020 has been released on November 12 at the official website.
UPSC CMS 2020 admit card released. Check UPSC CMS cut off to know about the difficulty level of the exam.
UPSC CMS 2020 Overview
Event | Overview |
Exam Name | Union Public Service Commission Combined Medical Service |
Commonly known as | UPSC CMS |
Conducting Body | Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) |
Exam Date | CBE (Computer Based Exam) - October 22, 2020 |
Number of vacancies | 559 |
Academic Qualification Required | (M.B.B.S degree) |
Exam level | National Level |
Stages of exam | Computer-based examination and Personality test |
UPSC CMS 2020 Exam Dates
Events | Dates |
UPSC CMS 2020 Notification | July 29, 2020 (Released) |
Availability of UPSC CMS Application form | July 29, 2020 (Released) |
Last day to fill the application form | August 18, 2020 |
| Application withdrawal window will be activated from | August 25 to 31, 2020 (Released) |
UPSC CMS admit card 2020 | October 06, 2020 (Released) |
UPSC CMS 2020 CBE | October 22, 2020 |
PSC Result 2020 for Combined Medical Services Exam | November 12, 2020 (Released) |
UPSC CMS Salary 2020
The exam conducting authority prescribes the UPSC CMS 2020 salary in the official notification. Candidates appearing for UPSC CMS 2020 must check the salary details. After the declaration of the final result, candidates will get Combined Medical Services salary as per their post. Check more details mentioned below.
Assistant Divisional Medical Officer in the Railways: PB-3, Rs. 15,600-39,100/- with Grade Pay of Rs. 5,400/-
Junior Scale Posts in the Central Health Service: Level-10 (Rs. 56,100 to Rs.1,77,500/-) of the pay matrix
General Duty Medical Officer in the New Delhi Municipal Council: Pay Matrix Level-10 Rs. 56,100-1,77,500/- + restricted Non-practicing allowance (NPA)
UPSC CMS Result 2020
UPSC has released the Combined Medical Services Examination Result 2020 on November 12 at the official website. Candidates shortlisted in the CBE will be eligible to appear for personality test. UPSC CMS result 2020 will be available in PDF format. After the personality test is conducted, UPSC will declare the list of candidates finally qualified in both the stages of the exam. The final result of UPSC CMS will be prepared by adding the marks of the CBE and personality test.
UPSC CMS 2020 Application Form
UPSC has released the application form withdrawal window of CMS 2020 on August 25. The last date to withdraw the application form is August 31. Previously, UPSC has released the CMS application form at its official website. Candidates will have to fill the application form of UPSC CMS 2020 in two parts. In Part 1, candidates will have to register themselves by entering their details like candidates’ name, father’s name, category etc while in part 2 of the application filling process candidates will have to select the mode of online payment, selection of UPSC CMS exam centre and final submission of the application form.
Steps to fill the UPSC CMS Application Form 2020
UPSC CMS 2020 Registration Part 1- Fill personal details like - Candidate's Name, Mother’s Name, Father’s name, Academic qualification, mobile number and submit the application form.
UPSC CMS 2020 Registration Part 2- In the second part of the registration process, candidates will have to log in with their ID and password. In Part 2, candidates will have to select the mode of payment, choose the exam centre and upload their scanned photograph (20 kb to 300 kb) and signature (20 kb to 300 kb).
Mode of application fee payment for UPSC CMS 2020
Payment Method | Payment Gateways |
Online | Credit/Visa/RuPay/Master/Debit Card and net banking |
Offline | Bank Challan |
UPSC CMS Selection Process
The selection process of UPSC CMS comprises two stages - Computer-based test and personal interview. UPSC CMS CBT comprises two papers of 250 marks each. Candidates who clear the CMS computer-based test will be called for a personal interview. The final result will be released on the basis of combined performance in CBT and personal interview
UPSC CMS Admit Card 2020
The admit card of UPSC CMS 2020 has been released on October 06, 2020, in online mode @upsc.gov.in. Candidates who have successfully applied for UPSC CMS 2020 will be able to download admit cards/hall ticket. To download the UPSC CMS 2020 admit card, candidates will have to visit the official website and enter their login credentials. The admit card is released for each stage of the exam - Preliminary and Personality test separately. The admit card for Personality test will be released for the candidates who qualify the computer-based examination preliminary exam.
UPSC CMS Eligibility Criteria 2020
The eligibility criteria of UPSC CMS 2020 is defined by UPSC. Candidates appearing for UPSC CMS 2020 exam must fulfil the eligibility criteria. Check the detailed UPSC CMS eligibility criteria below.
Educational Qualification - Candidates must have completed or appearing final year of MBBS examination
Nationality - Indian, or Bhutan, or Nepal, or Indian origin migrants who have settled permanently in India from East African Countries of Uganda, Kenya, Pakistan, United Republic of Tanzania, Ethiopia, Malawi, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Zaire, Burma, or Tibetan refugee who settled in India permanently before January 1, 1962, with the certificate issued by Government of India
Age - Candidates must be not more than 32 years (as on August 1, 2020). UPSC provides upper age relaxation for candidates belonging to a certain category. In the following table, candidates can check the upper age relaxation limit.
Upper Age Relaxation
Category | Age Relaxation |
OBC candidates | 3 years |
SC/ST candidates | 5 years |
Defence Services personnel who are disabled | 3 years |
ECOs/SSCOs (5 years) | 5 years |
Candidates who are domicile of Jammu & Kashmir from January 1, 1980, to December 31, 1989 | 5 years |
Physically disabled candidates | 10 years |
Ex-servicemen including ECOs, Commissioned Officers and SSCOs | 5 years |
UPSC CMS 2020 Exam Centres
UPSC conducts the CMS exam across various exam centres in India. While filling the application form, candidates will have to select the exam centres. UPSC will allot the exam centres on a first-apply-first-allot basis. It is advised to all candidates to fill the application form as early as possible to get their desired exam centre. Candidates can check the list of UPSC CMS 2020 exam centres below.
Exam centre of UPSC CMS 2020 table
S.No | Exam Centres |
1. | Ahmedabad |
2. | Allahabad |
3. | Bhopal |
4. | Chennai |
5. | Delhi |
6. | Jaipur |
7. | Bareilly |
8. | Jammu |
9. | Patna |
10. | Port Blair |
UPSC CMS 2020 Exam pattern
UPSC prescribes the syllabus as well as the exam pattern of UPSC CMS. Candidates eligible to apply for the UPSC CMS exam are advised to understand the exam pattern to know the sections, topics, marking scheme, types of questions and subjects on which the question papers will be based. UPSC CMS 2020 consists of 2 stages – written exam (CBE )and personality test. As per the UPSC CMS exam pattern, the CBE will be conducted for 500 marks while the personality test will consist of 100 marks. UPSC CMS 2020 written exam will have 2 papers - paper 1 (General Medicine and Paediatrics) and paper 2 (Surgery, Gynaecology & Obstetrics and Preventive & Social Medicine). Each paper will have a time duration of 2 hours. Both the papers of written exam will be conducted for 250 marks each.
UPSC CMS Exam Pattern for Paper 1 (Written exam)
Subject | Exam Duration | Number of Question | Maximum marks |
General Medicine | 2 hours (120 minutes) | 96 | 250 |
Paediatrics | 2 hours (120 minutes) | 24 | |
Total | 120 | ||
UPSC CMS Exam Pattern for Paper 2 (Written exam)
Subject | Number of Questions | Maximum marks | Exam Duration |
Gynaecology & Obstetrics | 40 | 250 marks | 2 hours |
Surgery | 40 | ||
Preventive & Social Medicine | 40 | ||
Total | 120 | ||
UPSC CMS Answer Key 2020
UPSC will release the answer key of UPSC CMS 2020 on its website after the final result is declared. The answer key will be released for CBE written exam. With the help of the answer key candidates can check the correct/incorrect responses made by them in the exam and calculate their probable score.
UPSC CMS 2020 Cut off
UPSC prescribes the cut off marks of CMS. To qualify each stage of the UPSC CMS exam, candidates must score the cut off marks also known as the minimum marks set by the commission. The cut off marks for the written exam will be calculated out of 500 marks. Candidates who score the cut off marks in CBE will be eligible to appear for personality test. Candidates selected in the personality test will be eligible for final recruitment.
Frequently Asked Question (FAQs) - UPSC CMS 2020 - Application form, Exam Dates, Fee, Admit Card (OUT)
Question: What is the minimum academic qualification required for UPSC CMS?
Answer:
The minimum academic qualification is MBBS.
Question: What is the age limit required to fill the UPSC CMS application form?
Answer:
Candidates must not be more than 32 years.
Question: What is the mode of the written exam?
Answer:
The mode of the written exam is Computer Based Exam.
Question: When will the notification and the application form of UPSC CMS release?
Answer:
It will be released on April 08, 2020.
Question: Can a normal graduate apply for UPSC CMS?
Answer:
No, a normal graduate can't apply for UPSC CMS. To apply for CMS candidates must be MBBS.
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https://www.upsc.gov.in/examinations/exam-calendar
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