As per the UPSC exam eligibility criteria, candidates between the age group of 21 to 32 years with a graduation degree are eligible to apply for the UPSC IAS exam . Candidates must be born between August 2, 1994, and August 1, 2005. Age relaxations apply: 35 years for OBC, 37 for SC/ST, and up to 42 for PwBD.

Hello aspirant,

Since you will be 35 years old on August 1, 2025, you cannot meet this criteria with your provided date of birth. If you fall under the OBC category, you must not be older than 35 on August 1st of the year you appear for the UPSC test. Thus, in 2025, you will not be qualified for UPSC.

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Hello,

Unfortunately you are not able to give upsc exams in 2025 unless you are fron reserved category i.e sc or sc category.you are from obc category in which 3 years of age relaxation is given to the candidates  who gives exam upto age 35 years and for the year 2025 exam date is counted from 1st August 2025 at the time of exam your age is counted as 35 years 1 month.

Due to this you are unable to give the exam in 2025.hope it is clear to you.

Yes, you will be eligible for the 2025 UPSC exam based on your date of birth and OBC NCL category.

The upper age limit for OBC candidates in the UPSC exam is 35 years as of August 1st of the year you are appearing.

Being born in June 1990, you'll be 34 years old on August 1st, 2025. This falls well within the 35-year age limit for OBC candidates.

The minimum age limit for UPSC is 21 years as of August 1st of the year you are appearing.

UPSC eligibility considers your age as of August 1st, not the date of application.

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I hope this clarifies your eligibility for the 2025 UPSC exam!