UPSC CSE Eligibility Criteria 2022
UPSC IAS Exam Eligibility: Nationality
To appear for the UPSC IAS & IPS exams you need to be a citizen of India, for all other services, you must be either:
- A citizen of India,
- Or a subject of Nepal,
- Or a subject of Bhutan,
- Or a refugee from Tibet that came to India before the 1st of January 1962 with the intention of settling in India permanently.
UPSC IAS Eligibility Criteria: Age Limit
Long story short – Gen: should not have touched age of 32 years, OBC: should not have touched age of 35 years, SC/ST: should not have touched age of 37 years, PwBD: should not have touched age of 42 years as of 01st August 2021.
If you are a general category candidate, you must be at least 21 years old and not have reached the age of 32 by August 1st of the examination year.
For example, to be eligible for the 2021 UPSC CSE, a candidate must have been born between August 2nd and August 1st, 1989.
Various age limit relaxations have been allowed for the various groups of SC/ST/OBC/others, which we will look into in the next section.
UPSC IAS Eligibility Criteria: Minimum Educational Qualification
I have written the UPSC eligibility based on educational qualifications in detail below:
You must have proof of graduation from a centrally or state-recognized university to sit for the UPSC IAS test. This means you must have a bachelor’s degree certificate from any university established by an Act of the State and Central Legislatures of India, or any institute of education established by an Act of the Parliament of India, or one declared a deemed university under Section-3 of the University Grants Commission Act of 1956, or a qualification equivalent to it.
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