UPSC CSE Mains Admit Card 2025 To Be Released Soon
Candidates who have cleared the UPSC Prelims 2025 can download hall tickets from the official website, upsc.gov.in.
NEW DELHI: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is expected to release the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) Mains Admit Card 2025 in the August second week.
Once released, candidates who have successfully cleared the UPSC Prelims 2025, can download their hall tickets from the official website, upsc.gov.in.
The UPSC Mains Examination 2025 is scheduled to begin on August 22, 2025.
The admit card is a compulsory document for entry to the examination centre and will carry key information such as the candidate’s name, roll number, examination date, venue, and reporting time. Without a printed copy of the hall ticket, entry will not be permitted.
How to Download UPSC CSE Mains Hall Ticket 2025
Step 1: Go to the official UPSC website, upsc.gov.in
Step 2: Find the ‘Admit Card’ option under the ‘What’s New’ section or in the ‘Examinations’ menu.
Step 3: Click on ‘Download e-Admit Card for UPSC Examination’
Step 4: Enter Registration ID or Roll Number along with your Date of Birth.
Step 5: Complete the security captcha verification.
Step 6: Click on ‘Submit’ to view the admit card.
Step 7: Download and take a printout
Once downloaded, candidates should carefully check all the information on their UPSC Mains Admit Card 2025. The details usually include:
- Candidate’s full name
- Roll number
- Examination date and time
- Exam centre address
- Instructions for the day of the examination
If any discrepancy is found, candidates should contact UPSC immediately for corrections.
Main Examination
Includes nine descriptive papers with a total of 1750 marks, followed by a Personality Test of 275 marks.
Two papers are qualifying—one Indian language and English, each of 300 marks.
Merit papers include the Essay paper, four General Studies papers (250 marks each), and two optional subject papers (250 marks each).
The final ranking is determined by the marks obtained in the written exam and the interview. Service allocation depends on both rank and preferences given by the candidate.
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