Nothing like that, only requirement on basis of academics is you have to clear the bachelor degree...

Friend, please note that# It is observed that large number of candidates have the lot of misconceptions regarding UPSC Examination.# Majority of candidates asked similar questions regarding minimum percentage marks required for UPSC Examination in degree level and 10+2 level.# Let me clear that there is no any need of any percentage marks in any UPSC Examination.# Only pass marks are enough for all UPSC Examinations.# Civil Service Examination is most popular and competitive examination of UPSC.# Degree in any stream from recognised university is required for Civil Service Examination.# Age limit criteria: * 21 years is the minimum age fixed for all categories. * 30 years is the maximum age fixed for General category. * 33 years is the maximum age fixed for OBC category. * 35 years is the maximum age fixed for SC/ST category. * 40 years is the maximum age fixed for PWD category.# Also there is provision of fixation of specific number of attempts separately for every category: * General category can make only four attempts * OBC category can make only seven attempts. * SC and ST categories can make any number of attempts as they have no any limit.

Well it is not so that you should have 60% marks in your graduation for writing any UPSC exams.

UPSC stands for Union Public Service Comission.

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For all these exams there is no specific marks is required just pass mark is sufficient.

However the eligible criteria differs ,basically you must be an Indian to write these exams.


.....All the best......

Hello my dear Friend ...


No friend

You need not get 60% or above 60% in your Academics

Because THERE IS NO SUCH RULES ACCORDING TO THE U.P.S.C

There is no percentage criteria to be eligible

You must have a minimum of Graduation from a recognized university

The stream might be any one

So YOU MUST HAVE JUST PASSED THE QUALIFYING EXAMINATION


The minimum age must be 21 years

Maximum age is allowed up to 30 years

For OBC -- Maximum age is 33 years

For SC / ST -- Maximum age is 35 years


You must be Physically good and well

So having no doubt try to apply for the exam




GOOD LUCK

Hi
Dear friend, in order to appear in the civil services examination conducted by the upsc, no specific percentage marks are required in order to sit in the examination.
For giving the exam, you just need to be a graduate in any stream from a recognized indian university and your age should be in between 21-30 years.
In graduation, even the student who has 33% marks is eligible for giving the examination.
The age limit for the obc category is 21-33 years and the age limit for the sc/st category is 21-35 years.
Gud luck

NOT at all. There is no such percentage restriction for Civil Service exam.
What one needs to be eligible is a degree of Graduation from any stream from a recognised University.The age limit is 21-30years.
There is nothing mentioned about percentage required and several candidates with below 60% qualify and join Civil Services every year. You need to prepare well and apply without bothering about marks of graduation.In fact concentrate more on scoring high marks in the CSAT and the Mains.

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Does it require 60%of degree to write civilservices upsc exams??

Civil services exam is conducted by autonomous body UPSC for recruiting candidates into 22 different posts.

To give this exam, no specific percentage is required, only graduation from recognized University is needed.

Candidate must have attained minimum 21 years and maximum 30 years for general category candidates.

Upper age relaxation for reserved category candidates is as follows:

3 years for OBC.

5 years for SC/ST

10 years for PWD.

Civil services Exam Pattern:

Prelims

Mains

Interview

Civil services preliminary exam was conducted for this year and the result was also declared,Mains exam for Prelims qualified candidates will be held on December 1st 2013.