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how many questions should I attempt in UPSC premilinary 2021 exam of paper 1 and paper 2 I am under ST category.


Aghhhh 9th Oct, 2021
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Vidya Kasi 10th Oct, 2021

Hi


There is no exemption for category students on the number of questions needed to be attempted . The question paper,  paper pattern, marking scheme, negative marking for wrong answers is the same for everyone attempting UPSC preliams irrespective of caste. However there is a certain percentage of seats fixed for caste category candidates in UPSC like in every government sector jobs.

UPSC preliminary examination comprises of 2 compulsory papers of 200 marks each.

Paper 1 general studies - 100 questions for 200 marks.

Only this paper will be considered for preliams cut off.

Paper 2 general studies (CSAT) - 80 questions for 200 marks

This paper is of qualifying nature. Candidates will have to score 33% to qualify this paper.

Both are objective types and will be of 2 hours each.

Hope this answers your query!


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