UPSC CSE 2024: Candidates who have qualified for the preliminary exam may fill out the DAF Form 1 for the mains round by July 12.
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The Union Public Service Commission has started the application process for Detailed Application Form 1 (DAF-1) for the civil service mains exam 2024 at the official website, upsc.gov.in. Candidates who have qualified for the preliminary exam may fill out the DAF Form 1 for the mains round by July 12.
“It may be noted that as per Rules of Civil Services Examination-2024, any delay in submission of the DAF-I or documents in support beyond the prescribed date will not be allowed and will lead to cancellation of the candidature for the CSE-2024,” reads the official notice by UPSC.
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UPSC CSE DAF- 1 2024: HOW TO APPLY
Step 1: Visit the official website of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) — upsc.gov.in.
Step 2: Click on the link for UPSC CSE 2024 DAF 1.
Step 3: Click on the exam name and register yourself.
Step 4: Fill in the necessary details and upload the required documents to complete the application form.
Step 5: Proceed to pay the application fee.
Step 6: Submit the application form and save it for future reference.
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UPSC CSE DAF 2024: APPLICATION FEE
The UPSC CSE Main Examination application fee is Rs 200. Candidates who are female and who fall under the SC, ST, and PwBD categories are not required to pay the application fee.
Talking about the UPSC mains exam, nine papers made up of standard essay-style questions from the topics indicated in the announcement will make up the written test. Out of these, two papers will be qualifying in character. The CSE mains written exam will have a total weight of 1750 marks. Candidates who get the required minimum score in the written exam will next be asked to appear for the interview or personality test, which carries a weighted score of 275. For ranking purposes, candidates’ scores on the required written exam papers (papers I through VII) and the interview will be taken into consideration.
