UPSC CSE Mains Result 2022: Union Public Service Commission has released a short notice for the candidates of the UPSC CSE Main Examination 2022 stating that the result for the mains examination will be released soon. In the short notice released on 24th November, the commission declared that the results for the UPSC Civil Services Examination (Mains) - 2022 are ‘likely’ to be released soon on the official website. The result link will also be activated on the website with the detailed application form II (DAF) for the personal interviews.
Moreover, the Union Public Service Commission has also announced that the Personality Test for the UPSC CSE 2022 will be conducted in the month of January 2023. All the applicants who have qualified in the mains examination need to fill the DAF II in the specified time period for the personality test round. Failing to do this, the candidature will be cancelled.
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UPSC CSE Mains Result 2022 Date
UPSC has not released the date for the Combined Civil Services Mains Examination Result 2022 so far. However, the commission has shared a short notification declaring that the UPSC CSE Mains 2022 exam result will be released anytime soon. The result link will be activated on the official website after the main results are announced. The link for the Detailed Application Form II for the Personal Interview round will also be available on the website at the same time.
All shortlisted candidates need to submit the DAF II application form in order to appear in the Personal Interview round. The exam schedule for the interviews will be released in January 2023 tentatively.
Documents Required for UPSC CSE 2022 Interview
- Highschool Certificate
- Intermediate Certificate
- Original Graduation certificate along with the mark sheets of all years/semesters
- Caste Certificate (For reserved category candidates)
- Disability Certificate (PwD Category candidates)
- Ex-Servicemen Certificate
- Two passport-size photographs
- Photo ID Card