UPPSC Commission Combined State/Upper Subordinate Services Exam (UP PCS)
Exam Date 25 Aug, 2020
About UP PCS 2020
UP PCS Exam 2020- Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has released the application form of UP PCS Exam on April 21 in online mode at uppsc.up.nic.in. The last date to apply for UP PCS Exam 2020 was June 2 while candidates can complete their application form till June 4. UPPSC Combined State/Upper Subordinate Services is conducted for recruitment to various posts like Statistical Officer, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Block Development Officer, Deputy Collector etc. UP PCS Exam 2020 will be held in three stages - Preliminary exams, Main exam and personality test. UPPCS Prelims 2020 consists of objective type & multiple choice questions and the main exam is a descriptive written exam followed by a Viva- Voce (Personality Test). A total of 2020 candidates will be selected through Combined State / Upper Subordinate Services Examination 2020
Latest- UP PCS Application Form 2020 Released, Apply Now
What's new in UP PCS Exam 2020?
- Five subjects namely Arabic, Persian, Social Work, Defense and Agricultural Engineering have been removed from the main examination.
- The total number of subjects to 29 instead of 33 subjects as in the previous years.
- From 2019, candidates number selected for UP PCS Main Exam 2020 is 13 times to the vacant posts.
- Also, the number of candidates selected for personal interviews will be twice to the vacant post.
- Candidates belonging to Economically Weaker (EWS) category can avail of 10% reservation.
UP PCS 2020 Highlights
| Full Exam Name | UPPSC Commission Combined State/Upper Subordinate Services Exam |
| Short Exam Name | UP PCS |
| Conducting Body | Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission |
| Frequency of Conduct | Vacancy Based |
| Languages | English, Hindi |
| Mode of Application | Online |
| Application Fee (General) | 125 Rs [Online] |
| Mode of Counselling | UP PCS Preliminary Exam offline |
UP PCS 2020 Important Dates
UP PCS Main Exam (Session 2019)
Upcoming Dates and Events
25 Aug, 2020
(Target 2019) - Exam | Mode: Offline
UP PCS Preliminary Exam (Session 2020)
Upcoming Dates and Events
11 Sep, 2020 (Tentative)
Exam - Prelims | Mode: Offline
UP PCS (Session 2020)
Past Dates and Events
21 Apr, 2020 - 04 Jun, 2020
Application - Application Form Release | Mode: Online
21 Apr, 2020 - 02 Jun, 2020
last date to pay application fee | Mode: Online
21 Apr, 2020
Advertisement - Notification Release | Mode: Online
Candidates appearing for UP PCS exam 2020 must meet the eligibility criteria. UP PCS exam eligibility criteria is different for all posts. The table below specifies the UP PCS exam eligibility and academic requirements.
UP PCS Exam Age Limit- Candidates age must be 21 years to 40 years as on July 1, 2020. They must have not been born earlier than July 2, 1980, and not later than July 1, 1999.
Relaxation for PH candidates: The maximum age limit is 55 years i.e. they must have not been born before July 2, 1965.
For SC/ ST and OBC Candidates of UP: The maximum age limit is 45 years i.e. they must have not been born before July 2, 1975. This is also applicable to skilled players of U.P. of Classified Games, State Govt. Employees of U.P. including Teachers/Staff of the Basic Shiksha Parishad of U.P. and Teachers / Staff of the Government Aided Madhyamik Vidyalayas of U.P. In addition, applicants of Group- 'B' posts for the Emergency Commissioned Officers / Short Service Commissioned Officers / Ex-Army Personnel's of U.P. who have rendered five years’ service in Army will also have a relaxation of five years.
UP PCS Exam 2020 Education Qualification
Post | Academic Qualification |
Sub Registrar, Assistant Prosecuting Officer (Transport) | Law Graduate |
District Basik Shiksha Adhikari / Associate DIOS and Other equivalent administrative posts, District Administrative Officer | Post Graduate Degree |
District Cane Officer, U.P. Agriculture Service Group “B” (Development Branch) | Agriculture Graduate |
District Audit Officer (Revenue Audit) | Commerce Graduate |
Assistant Controller Legal Measurement (Grade-I) / Assistant Controller Legal Measurement (Grade-II) | Degree in Science with Physics or Mechanical Engg. as a subject |
Assistant Labour Commissioner | Degree in Arts with Sociology or Economics as a subject or Commerce/Law |
District Programme Officer | Degree in Sociology or Social Science or Home Science or Social Work |
Senior Lecturer, DIET | Post Graduate Degree with B.Ed |
District Probation Officer | Post Graduate Degree in Psychology or Sociology or Social Work or any qualification equivalent thereto or Post Graduate Diploma in any Branch of Social Work from any recognized Institute of social work |
Designated Officer / Food Safety Officer | (1) Post Graduate Degree in Chemistry as one of the subjects from a University established by law in India or a qualification recognized by the Government as equivalent thereto |
Statistical officer | Post Graduate Degree in mathematics or Mathematical Statistics or Statistics or Agricultural Statistics from a university recognized by Law in India or equivalent qualification recognized by the Government. |
Labour Enforcement Officer | Bachelor's degree with Economics or Sociology or commerce and Post Graduate Diploma or Post graduate Degree in Law / Labour relation / Labour welfare / Labour Law / Commerce / Sociology / Social work / Social welfare / Trade Management / Personnel Management. |
Distt. Horticulture officer Group-2 Grade-1 | B.Sc (Agriculture / B.Sc (Horticulture) Degree from a recognized University or Institute. |
| Extension Service officer Group-2 | B.Sc or B.Sc. (Ag.) followed by 15 month Post-graduate Diploma Course from Govt. Fruit Preservation and Canning Institute, Lucknow or any other recognized Institute, OR 3 years diploma in Hotel Management and Catering from a recognized Institute, or M.Sc. in Food Technology. Or M.Sc. Degree in Horticulture, with special paper in Food Processing |
Assistant Conservator of Forest | A Bachelor's degree with at least one of the subject namely Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Geology, Forestry, Statistics or a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture or Bachelor's degree in Engineering from a University established by Law in India or a Foreign University approved by the Central Government from time to time, or a qualification recognized by the Government as equivalent thereto. A candidate who has |
Range Forest Officer | Bachelor's Degree with two or more of the subjects, namely Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Forestry, Geology, Agriculture, Statistics, Horticulture and Environment or Bachelor's Degree in Agriculture or Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Bachelor's degree in Veterinary Science from a University established by Law in India or possess a qualification recognized by the Government as equivalent thereto. A candidate who has: |
| Tax assessment officer | Bachelor's degree in Commerce or Economics with 55% marks |
| Law officer (Public Works Department, Geology and Mining Department) | Bachelor's degree in law from a university established by law in India. And Registration in the concerned Bar council or the affiliated Bar Association. Recognized by the Bar Council of India and two years practice experience certificate issued/certified by Bar Council/Bar Association |
| Law Officer (Mandi Parisad) | Graduate in Law with Registered in Bar Counsel Recognized by Bar Counsel of India and Certificate of 5 year Practice given by Bar Counsel /Bar Association. |
| Marketing officer/ Secretary Group-II (Mandi Parisad) | Graduate in Agriculture, Agriculture Marketing, Science, Commerce, Economics or Agriculture Economics from a recognized university |
| Account and Audit Officer (Mandi Parisad) | Graduate in Commerce with Accountancy as one of the subjects and having at least five years experience in Accounts work in a responsible capacity |
| Senior Sugarcane Development Inspector | Post Graduate degree in Agriculture Science and “CCC” Certificate in Computer Operation |
| Veterinary and Welfare officer | Graduate in Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc. and A.H.) or equivalent degree recognised by the Government. |
Minimum physical standards applicable under UP PCS 2020:
For Assistant Conservator of Forest and Range Forest Officer: Height, Chest girth and expansion as specified for the post. Relaxation is applicable to Gorkhas, Nepalis, Assamese, Meghalayan Tribal, Laddakhese, Sikkimese, Bhutanese, Garhwalis, Kumaunis, Nagas and Arunachal Pradesh candidates. Male candidates are required to appear for a walking test of 25 km to be completed in four hours. Female candidates must do walk 14 km in four hours.
Mode of Application : Online
Mode of Payment : Net Banking | Debit Card | Other
UP PCS 2020 Application Form is released on April 21 by UPPSC in online mode. The last date for UP PCS registration 2020 is May 21. However, payment of the application fee is May 18, 2020. Candidates can fill the application of UP PCS 2020 in three steps.
Document Required for UP PCS exam form-
Candidates must keep the scanned images of a recent photo and signature ready.
- Format of Image: .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .tif, .png
- Image Dimensions: 3.5 cm by 6.0 cm
- File Size: not more than 50 KB
- The signature must not be in Capitals or initials
Steps to Apply Online for UP PCS Exam 2020
Step 1– Basic Registration
Step 2- Pay Application Fee
Step 3- Uploading of photo and signature
UP PCS 2020 Application Fee Details:
Category | Exam Fee | On-line processing fee | Fee Payable |
Unreserved/Economically weaker sections/ Other Backward Class | 100 | 25 | 125 |
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe | 40 | 25 | 65 |
Handicapped | Nil | 25 | 25 |
Dependents of Freedom Fighters | As per their category | 25 | As per category |
Important Guideline for UP PCS application form:
- Candidates need NOT send hard copy of the filled-in application form or any other document/certificate/testimonial to the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission.
- It is advisable to take printout of the application form of UP PCS 2020 for reference and any communication with the UPPSC.
How to correct mistakes in the UP PCS Online form?
This can be done before May 18, 2020, only. Types of mistakes and the process to rectify them are as follows
1. Mistakes in exam name and type of recruitment, Registered Mobile Number, E-mail ID, Aadhaar Number etc: Candidates are advised to submit new UP PCS application form 2020. It is to be noted that the fee earlier paid will neither be adjusted nor refunded.)
2. Mistake in Category: In this instance, candidates must fill new application form as the fee will differ. The earlier fee will not be refunded.
3. Details other than the ones mentioned above: A chance to modify the application form of UP PCS 2020 will be given to be completed by November 13. The steps to modify the UP PCS 2020 application form are as follows
- Click on 'Modify Submitted Application' under 'Online application process' in Candidate Segment.
- The 'Candidate Personal Details' will be displayed on the screen. Candidates must enter their Registration No., Date of Birth, Gender, Domicile and Category.
- After filling the Verification code, they must click on the 'proceed' button following which for 'Authentication' of the candidate will be done through OTP (One Time Password).
- The OTP will be sent to the registered mobile no. of the candidate who must use it to fill the option box displayed on the screen.
- After the candidate has filled in the OTP and clicks on the 'proceed' button his / her previously submitted UP PCS application form 2020 will be displayed on the screen.
- Candidates must make the required changes and submit the form
The UP PCS 2020 login window can be used for the following:
- View Application Status option - to check the current status of the candidate.
- Result option - to see their result status of periodically.
- Interview/Exam Schedule option - to see the interview and examination schedule details periodically
- Answer Sheet Option- to download key answer sheet.
- Admit Card/Hall Ticket option - to download their admit card
- List of Rejected Candidate option – to view the rejected candidate list.
- Syllabus option - to view the syllabus of the particular examination.
UP PCS 2020 Application form for Mains exam:
Candidates who have qualified in the prelims exam of UP PCS 2020 can fill the application form for the Main exam. The roll no used for the Prelims exam of UP PCS 2020 will be used for the Main exam also. The process is much easier as most of the details need not be filled in. The application fee will have to be paid online through net banking or debit/credit cards or other online modes.
The UP PCS application fee for mains
Category | Exam Fee | On-line processing fee | Fee Payable |
Unreserved/Economically weaker sections/ Other Backward Class | 200 | 25 | 225 |
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe | 80 | 25 | 105 |
Handicapped | Nil | 25 | 25 |
Dependents of Freedom Fighters | As per their category | 25 | As per category |
Documents to be enclosed along with the Main exam application of UP PCS 2020:
Candidates are required to enclose self-attested copies of the following documents along with the application of the UP PCS Main exam. These documents are as follows
- High School or equivalent examination certificate
- Mark sheets, Certificates & Degrees
- Category Certificate if applicable
- Certificate of being handicapped in that Subcategory issued by prescribed Medical Officer/Specialist and countersigned by the Chief Medical Officer in case of PwD candidates
Application Fees
| Category | Quota | Mode | Gender | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General, OBC | Online | Female, Male, Transgender | ₹ 125 | |
| ST, SC | Online | Female, Male, Transgender | ₹ 65 | |
| SC, EWS, ST, General, OBC | PWD | Online | Female, Male, Transgender | ₹ 25 |
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Major crops |
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Land reforms in India since independence |
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Probity in governance |
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The supreme court and high courts |
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Principles of natural justice |
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Services under the union and states |
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Election commission |
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Amendment of the constitution |
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Ombudsman |
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International terrorism, state sponsored terrorism, international criminal court |
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Milk and milk products technology |
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Animal husbandry and veterinary science paper II
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Animal health and hygiene |
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Animal diseases |
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Veterinary public health |
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Extension |
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Probability theory |
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Statistical application |
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Statistical inference |
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Statistical management |
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Evolution of strategic thought
Concept and theories |
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Strategic thinkers |
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Theories of sea, land, air and revolutionary warfare |
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Economic aspects of military power |
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World wars |
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Past World War-II, conventional, nuclear weapons and doctrines |
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Arms control and disarmament |
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Revolution in military affairs |
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Conflict resolution |
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Peace thinkers |
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National security
Introduction |
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Security dimentions |
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Security level |
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National power |
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Threat spectrum |
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Alternate models of security |
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Security management |
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Security concerns |
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Arms proliferation |
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India's quest for security |
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India's national security problematics |
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Science, technology and India's security |
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India's nuclear policy and options |
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Indian ocean and India's security considerations |
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Internal security of India |
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India's over-all security perspectives and defence preparedness |
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Imperatives of India's national security strategy |
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Management paper I
Management concepts and evolution |
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Concept and significance of management |
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Planning and decision making |
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Organization and organizational behaviour |
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Directing-principles and techniques |
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Controlling-process |
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Business environment |
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Management paper II
Marketing management |
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Production management |
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Financial management |
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Human resource management |
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Political theory |
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Approches to the study of political science |
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State |
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Sovereignty |
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Rights |
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Liberty |
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Justice |
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Democracy |
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Forms of government |
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Political institutions |
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Political philosophy |
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Indian government and politics |
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Indian nationalism |
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Union government |
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State government |
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Centre-state relations |
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Local self government |
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Political process |
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Political science and international relations paper II
International relations |
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Theories of international and relations |
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Factors determining foreign policy |
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Means of national interest |
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Changing international political order in the post |
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Role and relevance of non-aligned movement |
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Regional organizations |
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New international economic order |
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Contemporary issues in international politics |
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Foreign policies of America, Russia and China |
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India's foreign policy and relations with America, Russia and China |
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India's relations with neighbouring countries |
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Palestine problem and Arab-Israel conflict |
|---|
Role of third world in international relations |
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North-south dialogue |
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South-south cooperation |
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Indian Ocean-problems and prospects |
|---|
History paper I
Sources and approaches to study of early Indian history |
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Early pastoral and agricultural communities |
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The Indus civilization |
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Patterns of settlement |
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Evolutions of north Indian society and culture |
|---|
Teachings of Mahavira and Buddha |
|---|
Rise of Magadha |
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Post-Mauryan period in northern and peninsular India |
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Changes in the gupta and post-gupta period |
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Themes in early Indian cultural history |
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Major dynasties and political structures in north India from 750 A.D. to 1200 A.D |
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Arab conquest of sindh and the ghaznavide empire |
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India 750 A.D |
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The Ghorain invasions, economic, social and cultural consequences and the foundation of the sultana |
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The Sultanat period and political dynasties |
|---|
Rise of provincial dynasties |
|---|
The Mughal period |
|---|
Shivaji, peshwas and rise of marathas |
|---|
Sources of mughal period |
|---|
History paper II
Establishment of British rule in India |
|---|
Colonial economy |
|---|
Resistance to colonial rule |
|---|
Socio-cultural impact of colonial rule |
|---|
Economic policies 1858-1914 |
|---|
Early Indian nationalism |
|---|
Economy of India |
|---|
Home rule movement nationalism under Gandhi's leadership |
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Growth of communalism |
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Literary and cultural developments |
|---|
Towards freedom |
|---|
Post-1945 upsurge |
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Renaissance, reformation and counter reformation, age of enlightenment |
|---|
Origins of modern politics |
|---|
Industrialization |
|---|
Nation-state system |
|---|
Imperialism and colonialism |
|---|
Revolutions and counter-revolutions |
|---|
World Wars (First and second) |
|---|
Cold war |
|---|
Colonies and liberation |
|---|
Decolonization and underdevelopment |
|---|
Soviet disintegration and the unipolar world |
|---|
Social work paper I
Social work |
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Historical development |
|---|
Social case work |
|---|
Social group work |
|---|
Community organization |
|---|
Social welfare administration |
|---|
Social work research |
|---|
Social action |
|---|
Dimensions of social work practice |
|---|
Social work paper II
Social problem |
|---|
Social work intervention |
|---|
Family and related problems |
|---|
Weaker sections and related problems |
|---|
Welfare state |
|---|
Central social welfare board |
|---|
Fields of social work intervention |
|---|
Anthropology paper I
Anthropology |
|---|
Relationship with other disciplines |
|---|
Main branches of anthropology |
|---|
Human evolution and emergence of man |
|---|
Principles of systematic and taxonomy |
|---|
Origin and evolution of man |
|---|
Emergence of homo |
|---|
Neanderthal man in Europe |
|---|
Rhodesian man |
|---|
Homo sapiens sapiens, cromagnon man, chancelade and grimaldi |
|---|
Human genetics |
|---|
Methods for the study of genetic principles in man-family study |
|---|
Mendelian genetics in man-family study |
|---|
Chromosomes and chromosomal aberrations in man |
|---|
Ecological anthropology |
|---|
Human growth and development |
|---|
Principles of prehistoric archaeology |
|---|
Dating methods |
|---|
The nature of culture |
|---|
The nature of society |
|---|
Marriage |
|---|
Family, household and domestic group |
|---|
Kinship |
|---|
Economic organization |
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Political organization |
|---|
Religion |
|---|
Anthropological theories |
|---|
Research methods in cultural anthropology |
|---|
Controlled comparison and cross cultural study |
|---|
Anthropology paper II
Emergence and development of the Indian culture and civilization |
|---|
Demographic profile of India |
|---|
The structure and function of traditional social system |
|---|
Caste system in India |
|---|
Sacred complex and nature |
|---|
Emergence, growth and development of antroprology in India |
|---|
Aspect of Indian village |
|---|
Tribal situation in India |
|---|
Problems of tribal communities |
|---|
Problems of exploitation and deprivation of SC, ST and OBC |
|---|
Social change and contemporary tribal societies |
|---|
The concept of ethnicity |
|---|
History of administration of tribal areas |
|---|
Role of N.G.O. in tribal development |
|---|
Role of anthropology in tribal and rural development |
|---|
Civil engineering paper I
Theory of structures |
|---|
Design of concrete structures |
|---|
Steel structural |
|---|
Fluid mechanics |
|---|
Hydraulics |
|---|
Geotechnical engineering |
|---|
Civil engineering paper II
Construction technology, planning and management |
|---|
Surveying |
|---|
Highway engineering |
|---|
Railway engineering |
|---|
Water resources engineering |
|---|
Environmental engineering |
|---|
Mechanical engineering paper I
Theory of mechines |
|---|
Mechanical vibrations |
|---|
Mechanics of solids |
|---|
Engineering materials |
|---|
Manufacturing science |
|---|
Non convensional machining processes |
|---|
Manufacturing management |
|---|
Quality management |
|---|
Mechanical engineering paper II
Thermodynamics |
|---|
Fluid mechanics |
|---|
Heat transfer |
|---|
Refrigeration and air-conditioning |
|---|
I.C engines |
|---|
Steam engineering |
|---|
Turbomachines |
|---|
Power plant engineering |
|---|
Electrical engineering paper I
Theory |
|---|
Networks and systems |
|---|
Electrical and electronic measurement and instrumentation |
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Analog and digital electronics |
|---|
Electrical machines |
|---|
Material science |
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Electrical engineering paper II
Control engineering |
|---|
Industrial electronics |
|---|
Electrical machines |
|---|
Electric drives |
|---|
Electric traction |
|---|
Power system and protection |
|---|
Communication system |
|---|
English literature paper I
The renaissance |
|---|
The mock-epic |
|---|
William Shakespeare |
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John Donne |
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John Milton |
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John Dryden |
|---|
Alexander Pope |
|---|
William Wordsworth |
|---|
P B Shelley |
|---|
Alfred Tennyson |
|---|
Robert Browning |
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Francis Bacon |
|---|
Charles Lamb |
|---|
Jane Austen |
|---|
Charles Dickens |
|---|
Thomas Hardy |
|---|
Mark Twain |
|---|
English literature paper II
Pre-raphaelite movement, modernism |
|---|
Poets of the thirties |
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The stream-of consciousness novel |
|---|
Absurd drama |
|---|
Colonialism and post-colonialism |
|---|
Indian writing in english |
|---|
William Butler Yeats |
|---|
T.S. Eliot |
|---|
W.H. Auden |
|---|
Philip Larkin |
|---|
Sylvia Plath |
|---|
Derek Walcott |
|---|
Nissim Ezekiel |
|---|
A.K. Ramanujan |
|---|
John Osborne |
|---|
Eugene O'Neill |
|---|
Girish Karnad |
|---|
Thomas Carlyle |
|---|
John Ruskin |
|---|
Graham Greene |
|---|
William Golding |
|---|
Raja Rao |
|---|
Nathaniel Hawthorne |
|---|
Urdu literature I
Development of Urdu language |
|---|
Development of Urdu literature in deccan |
|---|
Aligarh movement |
|---|
Important genesis of poetry |
|---|
Different kinds of prose |
|---|
Role of Urdu literature in freedom movement |
|---|
Urdu literature II
Meer amman |
|---|
Ghalib |
|---|
Hali |
|---|
Ruswa |
|---|
Prem chand |
|---|
Abul Kalam Azad |
|---|
Imtiaz Ali Taj |
|---|
Qurratul Ain Hyder |
|---|
Meer |
|---|
Sauda |
|---|
Iqbal |
|---|
Josh malihabadi |
|---|
Firaq gorakhpuri |
|---|
Faiz |
|---|
Akhatar-ul-Iman |
|---|
Arabic paper I
Origin and development of the language in outline |
|---|
Literary history and literary criticism |
|---|
Arabic paper II
Poets |
|---|
Imraul Qais |
|---|
Zuhair bin Abi Sulma |
|---|
Al-Khansa |
|---|
Hasan bin Thabit |
|---|
Umar bin Abi Rabiyah |
|---|
Al-Farazdaq |
|---|
Abu Tammam |
|---|
Ahamad al Shawqi |
|---|
Authors |
|---|
Ibn ul Maqaffa |
|---|
Ibu Khaldun |
|---|
Al-manfaluti |
|---|
Ahamd Amin |
|---|
Taufiq al-Hakim |
|---|
Translation from urdu to arabic |
|---|
Persian paper I
Short essay in persian |
|---|
Origin and development of the language |
|---|
Literary history, criticism, movements; socio-cultural influences, modern trends |
|---|
Translation of ten out of fifteen simple sentences of urdu into persian |
|---|
Persian paper II
Prose |
|---|
Critical and biographical questions about the prescribed authors and their works |
|---|
Poetry |
|---|
Critical and biographical questions regarding the poets and their work prescribed |
|---|
Translation of an unseen passage from english into persian |
|---|
Sanskrit literature I
Linguistics |
|---|
Sanskrit grammar |
|---|
Indian philosophy |
|---|
Sanskrit poetics |
|---|
Essay in sanskrit |
|---|
Sanskrit literature II
Prose and poetry |
|---|
Sanskrit drama |
|---|
Technical terms |
|---|
History of sanskrit literature |
|---|
Translation from hindi to sanskrit |
|---|
Commerce and accountancy paper I
Accounting and financial management |
|---|
Financial management |
|---|
Commerce and accountancy paper II
Organizational behaviour |
|---|
Human resource management |
|---|
Public administration paper I
Basic concept |
|---|
Theories of administration |
|---|
Principles of organisation |
|---|
Administrative behaviour |
|---|
Structure of organisation |
|---|
Personnel administration |
|---|
Financial administration |
|---|
Accountability and control |
|---|
Administrative law |
|---|
Comparative and development administration |
|---|
Public policy |
|---|
Public administration paper II
Evolution of Indian administration |
|---|
Constitutional setting |
|---|
Poitical executive at the union level |
|---|
Structure of control administration |
|---|
Central-state relations |
|---|
Public services |
|---|
Machinary for planning |
|---|
Public sector undertakings |
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Control over public expenditure |
|---|
Administration of law and order |
|---|
State administration |
|---|
District administration |
|---|
Local administration |
|---|
Administration for welfare |
|---|
Issue areas in Indian administration |
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Agricultural engineering paper I
Thermodynamics and heat engines |
|---|
Farm power |
|---|
Farm machinery |
|---|
Mass transfer |
|---|
Process and food engineering |
|---|
Storage and handling |
|---|
Agricultural engineering paper II
Fluid mechanics |
|---|
Surveying and levelling |
|---|
Soil and water conservation engineering |
|---|
Pumps |
|---|
Irrigation engineering |
|---|
Drainage engineering |
|---|
Rural engineering |
|---|
Medical science paper I
Human anatomy |
|---|
Embryology |
|---|
Central and peripheral autonomic nervous system |
|---|
Human physiology |
|---|
Biochemistry |
|---|
Pathology |
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Mecrobiology |
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Pharmacology |
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Forensic medicine and toxicology |
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Medical science paper II
General medicine |
|---|
Pediatrics |
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Dermatology |
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General surgery |
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Obstetrics and gynaecology including family planning |
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Community medicine (Preventive and social medicine) |
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UP PCS 2020 Exam Pattern
UP PCS Preliminary Exam Exam Pattern
UP PCS 2020 Exam Pattern for Prelims has been announced by UPPSC in its notification for the same. The exam pattern of UP PCS is to be used by candidates to understand the pattern of the question paper in terms of subjects, type of questions asked, marks awarded, duration and more. To know the detailed UP PCS exam pattern 2020 check the table below.
Exam Pattern of UP PCS 2020
| No of Papers | Two - Paper 1 and Paper 2 |
| Mode of Exam | Pen and Paper |
| Duration | Paper 1 - 9.30 to 11.30 am Paper 2 - 2.30 to 4.30 pm |
| Type of Questions | Multiple Choice Objective type |
| No. of questions | 100 to 150 |
| Marks per paper | 200 marks |
| Negative Marking | No |
| Details of subjects for Paper 1 and 2 | General Studies 1 and General Studies 2 and English, Hindi and Maths upto class X level |
Important Guidelines for UP PCS 2020 exam
- Both papers are mandatory. Candidates who qualify in both the papers will be eligible to appear for the Main exam of UP PCS.
- Paper 2 is a qualifying paper with minimum qualifying marks fixed at 33%.
- Merit of the candidates will be determined on the basis of the marks obtained in Paper I of the UP PCS prelims exam 2019.
UP PCS Main Exam Exam Pattern
The exam pattern of the UP PCS 2020 main exam has already been notified by UPPSC through its advertisement for the same. Candidates who qualify in the prelims exam of UP PCS 2020 will be eligible to appear for the Main exam. Chances of qualifying will be better with a sound knowledge of the UP PCS exam pattern 2020 for the Main exam. This will empower the candidates with the know how of the type of questions, marks awarded, subjects to study etc.
Exam Pattern of UP PCS 2020
- The exam is pen and paper based. Hence answers have to be entered in an OMR sheet.
- The exam will have two papers - Paper I is compulsory and Paper 2 has a list of optional subjects out of which one must be chosen by the candidate while filling the application form.
- The duration of each paper will be three hours.
- For paper 2 - there will be two sections with four questions each. Candidates must answer at least two question from each section but must answer a total of five questions in the optional paper.
UP PCS Paper Details are as follows
Paper | Subject | Marks |
Paper I -Compulsory Subjects | General Hindi | 150 marks |
Essay | 150 marks | |
General Studies I | 200 marks | |
General Studies II | 200 marks | |
General Studies III | 200 marks | |
General Studies IV | 200 marks | |
Paper 2 - Optional Subjects | Agriculture | 200 Marks |
Botany | 200 Marks | |
Mechanical Engineering | 200 Marks | |
Zoology | 200 Marks | |
Law | 200 Marks | |
Electrical Engineering | 200 Marks | |
Chemistry | 200 Marks | |
Animal Husbandry | 200 Marks | |
English Lit. | 200 Marks | |
Physics & Veterinary Science | 200 Marks | |
Urdu Lit. | 200 Marks | |
Mathematics | 200 Marks | |
Statistics | 200 Marks | |
Hindi Lit. | 200 Marks | |
Geography | 200 Marks | |
Management | 200 Marks | |
Sanskrit Lit. | 200 Marks | |
Economics | 200 Marks | |
Political Science & International Relations | 200 Marks | |
Accountancy | 200 Marks | |
Philosophy | 200 Marks | |
History | 200 Marks | |
Public Administration | 200 Marks | |
Geology | 200 Marks | |
Anthropology | 200 Marks | |
Medical Science | 200 Marks | |
Psychology | 200 Marks | |
Civil Engineering | 200 Marks | |
Commerce & Sociology | 200 Marks |
UPPSC will release the admit card of UP PCS exam 2020 tentatively by June 11 in online mode on the official website. Candidates may note that the admit card download link will be activated under the download section. To download the UP PCS exam admit card, candidates will be required to enter their login credentials. The steps to do so are as follows
Steps to Download the UP PCS Exam Admit Card 2020
- Click on the "Download Admit card" link under the download segment
- Enter the Registration no, Date of birth and Gender.
- Click on the "Download" link and avail the admit card.
- Save a copy and take a printout of the same to carry to the exam hall.
How to retrieve the registration number?
- If a candidate has forgotten the registration number, they must click on the "Know the registration number" under the download segment or in the login window.
- They must next enter their name, father's or husband's name followed by their date of birth.
- The registration number will be sent to the candidates. They must use this to login and download their admit card
UP PCS 2020 Exam Centers
UP PCS Preliminary Exam Exam Centers
| State | City |
|---|---|
| Uttar Pradesh | Agra |
| Allahabad | |
| Azamgarh | |
| Barabanki | |
| Bareilly | |
| Gorakhpur | |
| Ghaziabad | |
| Jaunpur | |
| Jhansi | |
| Kanpur Nagar | |
| Lucknow | |
| Meerut | |
| Moradabad | |
| Sitapur | |
| Varanasi | |
| Mathura | |
| Aligarh | |
| Ayodhya | |
| Gautam Buddha Nagar | |
| Mirzapur | |
| Raebareli |
Documents Required at Exam
UP PCS Preliminary Exam Documents Required
- Admit card
- Aadhar card
- Voter id card
- Driving licence
- Any other id issuesed by State or Central Government
UPPSC will release the official answer key of UP PCS exam 2020 a few days after the prelims exam. The commission will release the answer key on the UPPSC website - uppsc.up.nic.in. UP PCS exam answer key contains question number and respective answer. In case of any error, candidates can challenge the official answer key after withing the given time limit.
UPPSC will declare UP PCS prelims exam result in the month of August 2020 in online mode at uppsc.up.nic.in. UP PCS Exam 2020 result will be published in the form of a pdf file containing roll number of the candidates who will be selected for main em. The result of UP PCS main exam will be declared separately. Only qualified candidates will be called for the interview process.
General Information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: When will the UPPSC application form for 2020 release?
Answer:
The application form of UPPSC 2020 was released on April 21 in online mode.
Question: What is the last day to apply for UPPSC 2020?
Answer:
The last date to apply is June 4, 2020.
Question: How many vacancies are released through the UPPSC 2020 recruitement?
Answer:
There are a total of 200 vacancies that have been released under the 2020 recruitment.
Question: When is the UPPSC 2020 exam?
Answer:
The preliminary exam is expected to be conducted on June 21 while the Mains exam is expected to be held on October 15.
Question: What is the eligibility criteria of UPPSC 2020?
Answer:
The eligibility criteria are different for each posts. The minimum eligibility criterion is Graduation.
Questions related to UP PCS
Are kidney transplanted persons allowed in uppsc?
Hello student yes there's no problem if you've a history kidney transplant you're eligible if you full fill the eligibility criteria -
Eligibility - Candidates must hold a Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognized university and must be between 21 to 32 year old.
For more updates refer to the link mentioned below - https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria/amp
Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
Good luck
Answer laterCan final year Btech Studuents apply?
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission conducts Combined State / Upper Subordinate Services (PCS) Examination, for which the eligibility for some posts is that the candidate must possess a Bachelor's degree in mentioned discipline upto the last date of the receipt of application form.
This means you can apply after you complete your B.Tech.
Hope this helps.
need last year PT paper of 2019
Dear Anchal,
Thank you for your query. Unfortunately I will not be able to provide the 2019 PT paper for UPSC Upper Subordinate Exam. But I will in the following section provide the pattern of the exam.
- UPSC Exam Prelims
| Paper | Duration of Exam | Max Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | 2 hrs | 200 marks |
| Paper 2 | 2 hrs | 200 marks |
|
|
Total | 400 marks |
- UPSC Mains Exam Pattern
A) COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
| 1. General Hindi | 150 marks |
|---|---|
| 2. Essay | 150 marks |
| 3. General Studies Paper I | 200 marks |
| 4. General Studies Paper II | 200 marks |
| 5. General Studies Paper III | 200 marks |
| 6. General Studies Paper IV | 200 marks |
All the best
I am Lt Col Sukesh Sur and am a permanent commission officer in Army.I am planning to take VRS. My date of birth is 25 jan 1983 and I will be retiring in june 2026.kindly guide me on following please-: a)Will I get age Relaxaction b)Am I eligible for any quota under ex serviceman
Colonel, There is an upper age limit for UPPSC PCS. It is capped at 40 years. You will be 42 years by the year 2026. But by the virtue of serving the Nation and being an ex serviceman, you get an age relaxation of 10 years. So if you retire in 2026 at the age of 42, you still can appear for UPPSC. Now this is 2020 and we are talking about 2026. This eligibility criteria applies as long as the rules are not modified. If the rules and criteria change at any point in time then the eligibility criteria might change for you too. And there will be ex-serviceman quota for upto 1%.
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