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  1 UPSC Syllabus, 2020 of Mains and Prelims in Hindi: IAS PDF 

  2 UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Exam Syllabus

  3 (UPSC Syllabus for Paper I - (200 Marks) Duration: Two hours (counted for merit rank in preliminary exam)

  4 UPSC Syllabus for Paper II- (200 Marks) Duration: Two hours (not counted for merit rank in prelayer but for a qualified paper; just 33% marks required)

  5 UPSC Civil Services Mains Exam Syllabus

  5.0.0.0.1 Detailed latest IAS Syllabus 2020 PDF in Hindi given here>

  6 UPSC Mains Syllabus for optional subject


 

  UPSC SYLLABUS, 2020 of mines and prelims in Hindi: IAS PDF available

  Syllabus of Civil Services Examination conducted by Union Public Service Commission - Preliminary and Main Examination



 

  Today, we will know the syllabus (syllabus) of the Civil Service Examination of the Civil Service Examination of the Union Public Service Commission and the Main Examination (Main) in Hindi (Hindi).


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  UPSC CIVIL SERVICES PRELIMS EXAM SYLLABUS

  Syllabus for preliminary examination of Civil Services organized by Union Public Service Commission


  The Pre-Civil Services Examination is of total 400 marks in which there are two compulsory papers of General Studies Paper (General Knowledge Paper) First and General Studies Paper II.  This exam will be objective type.  Keep in mind, prelims is only a trimmed test, its marks are not in the overall score of the entire exam.



 

  The Commission (UPSC) has set 33% minimum qualification marks in Paper II (which is colloquially called CSAT) of General Studies of Prelims (Prelims).  This means that its digits are not in the integers of the prelims.  In the Prelims Exam (Prelims Examination), only marks of 1 are scored.


  If you cross the cut-off marks for that year based on the first paper's notes, then you will get admission in Civil Services Mains Examination (Civil Services Mains Examination).  But the condition is that if you do not bring 33% (66 marks) of at least 200 in paper 2, then you will not get admission in Mains exam.


  As you know each question paper will be of two hours duration.  However, both the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination and the Civil Services (Mains) Examination, both visually impaired and unable to walk and candidates suffering from cerebral obstruction, whose inability affects their working ability (writing) (disability up to a minimum of 40%).  Twenty minutes of extra time will be given per hour.


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  UPSC (04/2019-CSP) has released the notification for Civil Services 2020 and Forest Service 2020 Examination soon.

  The last date for applying (applicable) will be fixed on 3 March 2020, 6 pm.

  Click here to download the notification> http://www.upsconline.nic.in

  The preliminary examination will be held on May 31, 2020.

  Helpdesk Number: Number 01123385271 / 011-23381125 / 011-23098543

  Click for more information> UPSC Notification 2020 in Hindi


  (UPSC SYLLABUS for PAPER I - (200 MARKS) DURATION: Two hours (scheduled for merit bank in PRELIMS)

  Lesson of Prelims Paper 1 - (200 marks) Duration: two hours


  • National and international current events (current events of national and international importance).

  • History of India and Indian National Movement (History of India and Indian National Movement)

  • Indian and Global Geography - Natural, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World (Indian and World Geography - Physical, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World)

  • Indian politics and governance - governance, political system, panchayati raj, public policy, rights issues etc. (Indian politics and governance - constitution, political system, panchayati raj, public policy, rights issues, etc.)

  • Economic and Social Development, Sustainable Development (Sustainable Development), Poverty, Incorporation (Inclusion), Social Development (Demography), Social Sector Initiative (Social Sector Initiative) etc.

  • Ecological Ecology (Environmental Ecology), Biodiversity (Biodiversity) and Climate Change (Climate Change) General / Vivid Issues

  General Science (General Science)


  UPSC SYLLABUS for PAPER II- (200 MARKS) DURATION: two hours (not prescribed for the rule given in the mail, but the question number needs 33% marks);

  Prelims Paper 2 Lesson - (200 Marks) Duration: Two Hours (This will be a qualifying paper requiring 33% marks)

  • Understanding

  Skills-communication skills (interpersonal skills including communication skills)

  • Logical ability and ability (logical reasoning and analytical ability)

  • Decision making and problem analysis ability (logical reasoning and analytical ability)

  General Ability (General Mental Ability)

  Basic degree qualification, numbers and their interrelations (numbers and their relation, orders of magnitude, etc.) (of the tenth standard level), data interpretation data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency (data sufficiency) etc. -  Of tenth grade level).


  Be aware that in objective type question papers negative marking is done for the wrong marks given by the candidate.


  Negative marking (negative marking = 1/3 or 0.33%)


  UPSC CIVIL service passes in main exams

  Syllabus of Civil Services Main Examination of Union Public Service Commission

  The rank of a candidate in the Civil Services Examination of the Union Public Service Commission depends only on the main and total marks of the interview.  The total marks of the interview is 275, while that of the main examination is 1750.


  There will be a total of nine papers in the written examination (main) main examination.  But only 7 of those points will be added to the final merit ranking.  The remaining two will be just qualifying papers.


  Qualifying papers - Paper A and Paper B (Qualifying papers - not counted for final ranking)


  Paper - A - Indian Language - Syllabus Indian Language - Syllabus


  One of the Indian languages, which is included in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution, is to be selected by the candidate for Paper-A.  This letter will not be compulsory for farmers residing in Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Sikkim.  The full section of this paper is 300.  The qualifying marks in this paper is 90 i.e. 30%.

  1. Understanding the given route (comprehensibility)

  2. Accurate writing (short writing)

  3. Usage and terminology (word usage and word store)

  4. Short Essay (Short article)

  5. Translation from English to Indian language and vice versa (English to Indian language and Indian language to English)


  Paper - B - English Language - Syllabus English Language - Syllabus


  The full section of this paper is 300.  The qualifying score in this paper is 75 i.e. 25%.

  The pattern of questions will be broadly as follows (pattern of questions will be broadly as follows): -

  1. Understanding the given route (comprehensibility)

  2. Accurate writing (short writing)

  3. Usage and terminology (word usage and word store)

  4. Short Essay (Short article)


  Detailed latest IAS Syllabus 2020 PDF given here in Hindi>

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  Indian languages ​​and scripts allowed by UPSC for Civil Services Examination

  Candidates will use the following script as shown below the respective languages.  (Candidates can use the scripts prescribed below for the following languages): -


  (Note: Syllabus of some languages ​​are given in PDF below, you can click on the list and download, for only Rs. 9) If your subject syllabus is not available then you can request us by mail: sansallochan @  gmail.com, you only get Rs.  Syllabus will be made available in 50)


         Language script



 

  Assamese Assamese

  Bengali Bengali

  Gujarati Gujarati

  Hindi Devanagari

  Kannada Kannada

  Kashmiri Persian

  Konkani Devanagari

  Malayalam malayalam

  Manipuri Bengali

  Marathi Devanagari

  Nepali Devanagari

  Oriya Oriya

  Punjabi gurmukhi

  Sanskrit Devanagari

  Sindhi Devanagari or Arabic

  Tamil tamil

  Telugu Telugu

  Urdu Persian

  Bodo Devanagari

  Dogri Devanagari

  Maithili Devanagari

  Santali Devanagari or Olchiki

  Note: For Santhali language, the question paper will be printed in Devanagari script (for Santhali language, the question paper will be printed in Devanagari script);  But the candidates will be free to answer either in Devanagari script or in Olchiki (but the candidates are independently for writing in Devanagari or Olchiki language).


  Note: Paper A will not be compulsory for candidates from the following states - (Paper-A is not mandatory for the states given below) -

  Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Sikkim.


  Merit Ranking (Merit Ranking)


  1. Paper 1 chapter - 250 marks

  2. Paper 2 General Studies I - 250 Marks (Indian Heritage and Culture, History and Geography of the World) (Indian Heritage and Culture, History and Geography of World and Society).

  3. Paper 3 General Studies II - 250 Marks (Governance, Const, Politics, Social Justice and Internal Relations) (Governance, Constitution, Politics, Social Justice and International Relations).

  4. Paper ४ General Studies III - 250 Marks (Technology, Economic Development, Biodiversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management) (Technology, Economic Development, Bio, Diversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management)

  5. Paper 5 General Studies IV - 250 Marks (Ethics, Integrity and Excellence) (Ethics, Integrity and Competence)

  6. Paper Alternative Options - Paper 1- 250 Marks

  7. Paper ७ optional subject - 2 marks - 250 marks


  UPSC Main Exam Syllabus for Optional Subject

  Syllabus for Elective Subjects (Note: UPSC has recently changed its official website completely. So the below list may not work. So we have published hard copy of UPSC Syllabus published from our publication on this subject.  As seen. Var Syllabus has been scanned, you can download PDF of Syllabus for only Rs. 50)


  1. History - Civil Services Main Examination

  2. Geography - Civil Services Main Examination

  3. Science - Civil Services Main Examination

  4. Sociology - Civil Services Main Examination

  5. Public Administration - Civil Services Main Examination

  6. Philosophy - Civil Services Main Examination

  7. Psychology - Civil Services Main Examination

  8. Political Science and International Related (IR) - Civil Services Main Examination

  9. Agricultural Science - Civil Services Main Examination

  10. Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science - Civil Services Main Examination

  11. Anthropology - Civil Services Main Examination

  12. Botany - Civil Services Main Examination

  13. Chemistry - Civil Services Main Examination

  14. Civil Examination - Civil Services Main Examination

  15. Class and Audit - Civil Services Main Examination

  16. Liter KV - Civil Services Main Examination

  17. Geology - Civil Services Main Examination

  18. Law - Civil Services Main Examination

  19. Mathematics - Civil Services Main Examination

  20. Management - Civil Services Main Examination

  21. Jamshedpur - Civil Services Main Examination

  22. Medical Science - Civil Services Main Examination

  23. Physics - Civil Services Main Examination

  24. Statistics - Civil Services Main Examination

  25. Zoology - Civil Services Main Examination

  26. Literature languages ​​of any of the following: Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, Dogri, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Maithili, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Santhali, Sindhi, Tamil  , Telugu, Urdu and English.


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  Written Examination: 1750 Marks

  Personality Test (Interview): 275 marks.

  Total Sum: 2025 Marks


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  Keywords: Today we talk about upsc mains syllabus and upsc prelims syllabus 2020, ias optional subject in hindi language.  The upsc exam is conducted every year.  We learned today the upsc exam pattern in hindi.  This article is beneficial for those who are busy preparing for ias.  The syllabus of Civil Services Examination or Syllabus of IAS is certainly very large but it can be covered within a year.  We have mentioned the syllabus of IAS today which includes Pre Exam + Main Examination.  Formerly we have two papers, in which paper 1 is a decisive paper ... and the second paper is only qualifying, where you have to score 33%.  You will then face the main exam and then the interview.  Hope you liked our post ias syllabus / syllabus of upsc in hindi.  Click here to see UPSC exam notification 2020.

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