In order to be eligible to appear for the next stage of UPPSC PCS exam, i.e. Mains it is essential for a candidate to obtain the minimum marks in General Studies Paper 1. Since GS 2 (CSAT) is qualifying in nature, therefore, marks obtained in Paper 1 will be used to select candidates for the Mains exam.
UPPSC PCS 2022 Prelims Cutoff would be calculated out of the total of 200 marks. Selected candidates in UPPSC PCS Prelims 2022 would be able to appear in the mains exam of UPPSC PCS 2022 mains exam.
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UPPSC PCS Prelims 2022 Expected Cutoff
UPPSC PCS 2022 Subject Wise Detailed Analysis
The UPPSC PCS cut off is released separately for three stages, Prelims, Mains and Interview. You can download cutoff in PDF from UPPSC website or the direct link that shall be updated here. The UPPSC PCS 2022 Prelims was conducted on 12 June 2022. Below you can check out the UPPSC expected cut off. This shall enable you to know the marks that you would need to be able to crack the exam.
UPPSC PCS 2022 Prelims question paper
ADDA 247 experts have analysed the overall difficulty level of the examination and on that basis prepared the expected cut-off marks for the UPPSC PCS Prelims Exam 2022. You can check the UPPSC PCS Prelims Exam 2022 expected cut-off below for all the categories of candidates. Once again, we are reminding you that the cut-off which is decided by our experts is an expected cutoff and entirely based on factors such as the difficulty level of the paper, total number of vacancies, number of candidates appearing for the exam and so on.
| Category wise | Expected Cut Off |
| General | 120-125 |
| OBC | 120-125 |
| SC | 110-115 |
| ST | 100-105 |
| PwD | 90-95 |
| Female Candidates | 110-115 |
As per the UPPSC PCS 2022 exam pattern, the exam is held in three phases, Prelims, Mains and Interview, therefore, the UPPSC PCS cut off is declared stage wise. The stages of UPPSC cutoff are as follows:
UPPSC Prelims cut-off is the marks obtained by a candidate in General Studies 1. Only the marks scored by a candidate in Paper 1 are used to calculate the Prelims cut-off.
The UPPSC Paper 2 (CSAT) is qualifying in nature. A candidate needs to score at least 33% of the total marks in CSAT paper.
UPPSC PCS qualifying marks is the minimum qualifying marks that a candidate must score to qualify. It has been set by the UPPSC as:
| Category | Minimum Qualifying Marks in Prelims | Minimum Qualifying marks in Mains Paper |
| SC/ST | 35% | 35% |
| Other Categories | 40% | 40% |
Ans: UPPSC PCS cut-off 2022 is the minimum marks that a candidate has to score to be able to move to the next stage of the selection process. The cut-off is released as per the category of the candidate.
Ans: UPPSC Prelims cut-off is the marks obtained by a candidate in General Studies 1. Only the marks scored by the candidate in Paper 1 are used to calculate the Prelims cut-off. The UPPSC Paper 2 (CSAT) is qualifying in nature. A candidate needs to score at least 33% of the total marks in the CSAT paper.
UPPSC PCS cut-off 2022 is the minimum marks that a candidate has to score to be able to move to the next stage of the selection process. The cut-off is released as per the category of the candidate.
UPPSC Prelims cut-off is the marks obtained by a candidate in General Studies 1. Only the marks scored by the candidate in Paper 1 are used to calculate the Prelims cut-off.
The Cut-Off is expected to release within a month of the conduct of the UPPSC PCS Prelims Exam 2022.
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