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What is UPSC?
UPSC stands for Union Public Service Commission, the central recruiting agency in India.
What does UPSC conduct?
UPSC conducts various examinations including the Civil Services Examination, Engineering Services Examination, and others.
When was UPSC established?
UPSC was established on October 1, 1926.
What is the Civil Services Examination?
A competitive examination conducted by UPSC for recruitment to various civil services in India.
What are the stages of the Civil Services Examination?
It consists of three stages: Preliminary, Mains, and Interview.
What is the purpose of the UPSC?
The purpose of UPSC is to select candidates for civil services in the Indian government.
How many attempts are allowed by UPSC for the Civil Services Examination?
The number of attempts allowed varies by category: General- 6 attempts, OBC- 9 attempts, SC/ST- Unlimited until the age limit.
What is the age limit for the UPSC Civil Services Examination?
The age limit is generally 32 years for General category, with relaxations for OBC, SC, and ST candidates.
What is the UPSC EPFO exam?
The UPSC EPFO exam is conducted for the recruitment of personnel in the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation.
What is the role of UPSC in India?
UPSC plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the civil services and ensuring meritocracy in government positions.
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