UPSC

Yes, the UPSC mentions the IES syllabus separately for the IES prelims and main exam. The syllabus for the IES exam is divided into two written exams: prelims and mains. The prelims exam consists of two papers - Paper 1 with questions on General Studies & Engineering Aptitude common for all candidates, and Paper 2 with questions based on the candidate's engineering stream. On the other hand, the Mains exam includes two descriptive papers based on the engineering stream.The syllabus for both prelims and Mains exams covers various topics specific to each engineering discipline, such as Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Electronics & Telecommunication

To check the UPSC result online, follow these steps:Visit the Official UPSC Website: Go to the official website of UPSC at upsc.gov.inNavigate to Results Section: Look for the "Results" section on the website.Click on UPSC Mains Result 2023: Find and click on the link for UPSC Mains Result 2023 to access the results.Check Final Results Page: Alternatively, you can visit the Final Results page on the UPSC website for detailed information on recruitment cases and final results.Verify Merit List and Final Result: Once you access the result page, look for the merit list and final result PDF to check your status.By following these steps and accessing the official UPSC website, candidates can easily check their UPSC exam results online and verify their performance in the Civil Services Examination.

The documents required for the UPSC interview, also known as the Personality Test, include:Original Matriculation CertificateDegree Certificate2 recent passport size photographsPrint-out of the e-Admit Card/e-Summon LetterThese documents are essential for candidates to carry during the UPSC interview process to verify their identity and qualifications.Additionally, candidates may need to submit original documents such as the Matriculation/10th Standard certificate or equivalent certificate indicating date of birth on the day of the interview.Furthermore, candidates with physical disabilities may be required to provide the original and photocopy of their Physical Disabilities Certificate, especially if they fall under PH-1 (LDCP) category. It is crucial for candidates to adhere to the document checklist provided by UPSC to ensure a smooth and successful interview process.

Comparing the marks of the UPSC toppers of 2022 and 2021, we can observe some key differences:Ishita Kishore, who topped the UPSC 2022 exam, secured a total of 1058.44 marks. In contrast, the topper of the UPSC 2021 exam, Garima Lohia, scored a total of 1049.44 marksGarima Lohia, who secured the second rank in the UPSC 2022 exam, scored a total of 1048.44 marks. In comparison, the second-rank holder of the UPSC 2021 exam, Akshat Jain, scored a total of 1042.44 marks.Mayur Hazarika, who secured the 5th rank in the UPSC 2022 exam, scored a total of 991.44 marks. In comparison, the 5th-rank holder of the UPSC 2021 exam, Akshay Kumar, scored a total of 987.44 marks.Gahana Navya James, who secured the 6th rank in the UPSC 2022 exam, scored a total of 988.44 marks. In comparison, the 6th-rank holder of the UPSC 2021 exam, Sayantan Ghosh, scored a total of 986.44 marks.Waseem Ahmad Bhatt, who secured the 7th rank in the UPSC 2022 exam, scored a total of 986.44 marks. In comparison, the 7th-rank holder of the UPSC 2021 exam, Rohan Sharma, scored a total of 985.44 marks.In summary, the marks of the UPSC toppers in 2022 were slightly higher compared to the toppers of 2021. However, the difference in marks between the toppers of both years is minimal, indicating the high level of competition and the importance of consistent preparation in the UPSC exams.