UPSE Releases Marksheet for Civil Services Examinations 2025; Direct Link Here

The final merit list for the Civil Services Examination is prepared based on the score attained in the Main and Interview rounds.

The Union Public Service Commision has released the marksheet for the Civil Services examination 2025 on their official website. Civil services aspirants who appeared in the examination can chec their detailed scores by visiting upsconline.gov.in. The marksheet has section-wise marks obtained in the Prelims, Main and interview rounds.

The Civi Services Examination is one of India’s toughest exams, where over 10 lakh candidates register themselves for less than 1000 vacancies. The candidates choose among services like the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Revenue Service (IRS), and more.

UPSE CSE Marksheet Download Direct Link: Click Here

How to Download UPSC CSE Marksheet 2025?

Candidates can follow the following steps to download their marksheet:

Visit the official website: upsconline.gov.in
On the homepage, click on the What’s New section
Click the “Civil Services Examination 2025 marksheet”
Three opinions will be present. Choose to View Prelims, Mains (not qualified) and Mains (Qualified) results
The maksheet will open.
Download and save for your reference.

How is the UPSC CSE Composite Score Calculated?

The final merit list for the Civil Services Examination is prepared based on the score attained in the Main and Interview rounds.

Mains written total marks: 1750
Personality Test/Interview: 275

The total marks out of which the candidates attain their score is 2025 marks.

Details on the UPSC CSE Marksheet

The UPSC CSE markssheet released by the commission has several key details which are about the candidate’s performance. These include:

Candidate’s Name and Roll Number
Section-wise marks obtained by the candidate in Preims, Main and Interview rounds
Total marks in the written examination
Total marks in the interview
Final total marks (written + interview)
Candidates rank and category

The scorecard release helps candidates to access their performance in the various rounds of the examination. Also, it gives insights into the scoring pattern and provides a clearer picture of the sectional performances.

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