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About Uttar Pradesh: Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, is historically significant and culturally rich. It is the site to the renowned... Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Varanasi, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities and a major religious centre. The state's landscape varies from the rich plains of the Ganges River to the slopes of the Himalaya. Uttar Pradesh's economy is diverse, with agriculture being the backbone—it's the largest producer of wheat and sugarcane in India. The state bird is the Sarus Crane, while the state's official animal is the Swamp Deer. Uttar Pradesh is an important part of India's political scene, serving as a major battlefield during elections. It is also a cultural melting pot, with diverse communities and a rich tradition of arts, crafts, and classical music. The state's economy is growing rapidly, with recent initiatives focusing on infrastructure development, IT parks, and industrial corridors.
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPCS): The UPPCS is responsible for selecting candidates for various civil services in the state. Established in 1937, the commission is headquartered in Prayagraj (formerly Allahabad) and conducts examinations for positions like Provincial Civil Services (PCS), Assistant Conservator of Forest, and Range Forest Officer.
General Information: The UPPCS examination is divided into three stages:
1.Preliminary Exam: This stage includes two papers—General Studies I and General Studies II (CSAT), both objective in nature.
2.Mains Exam: It consists of eight papers, including General Studies, Essay, and optional subjects that the candidate can choose based on their background and interests.
3.Interview: Candidates who clear the Mains are interviewed to evaluate their suitability for a career in public service.
The salary for UPPCS positions varies, with an entry-level PCS officer earning between Rs 56,100 to Rs 1,77,500, depending on the post and experience. The UPPCS has not defined any limit on the number of attempts, but there is age limit with 21 years being the minimum age limit.
The syllabus covers a broad spectrum, including history, culture, geography, Indian polity, social issues, and current events, with a particular emphasis on Uttar Pradesh's regional issues and developments.
Programme Overview of UPPCS Test Series:
The UPPCS is fast approaching on 17 March 2024. This test series by Chahal IAS specially curated for UPPCS will equip you with the skills required to tackle this tough exam and crack the Preliminary round. Now you won’t have to stress about how to clear this examination, all you have to do is enroll in the Test Series and the plan is ready for you. Simply commit to the 190 tests after which you will be completely prepared. The best thing about this programme is that the tests are ready to be given as soon as you signup on our portal. You can also give the test multiple times to seek improvements. Current affairs and the latest question pattern have been kept in mind when Experts prepared the questions for you.
Programme Objectives of UPPCS Test Series:
The UPPCS Preliminary Examination is a tough one as it requires you to solve 150 questions in 2 hours, as opposed to only 100 in the Civil Services Examination of the Union Public Service Commission. Time management becomes a very important skill in this examination. The marking scheme is also tough as the negative marking is 1/3rd for every wrong answer. You need to have precision and accuracy to clear this exam. You must be well-prepared and better adjusted to the demands of this paper to crack it. Our programme aims to give you just this!
| COMPREHENSIVE SYLLABUS COVERAGE SCHEDULE | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| WEEK | SUBJECT | COVERAGE | |
| WEEK 1 | Indian History | Ancient India: Prehistoric Cultures, Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic Age, Mahajanapadas, Buddhism & Jainism, Mauryan Empire + 2025 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 2 | Indian History | Ancient India (Part-II): Post-Mauryan Period, Sangam Age, Gupta Empire, Temple Architecture, Paintings, Literature & Culture + November 2025 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 3 | Indian History | Medieval India: Delhi Sultanate, Vijayanagara Empire, Bahmani Kingdom, Mughal Empire, Maratha Empire, Bhakti & Sufi Movements + December 2025 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 4 | Indian History | Modern India (Part-I): Advent of Europeans, British Expansion, Revolt of 1857, Governor-Generals, Socio-Religious Reform Movements +January 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 5 | Indian History | Modern India (Part-II): Indian National Movement, Extremist Phase, Gandhian Era, Constitutional Developments, Freedom Struggle & Revision + February 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 6 | Indian Polity | Constitution, Historical Background, Preamble, Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, DPSP, Fundamental Duties, Constitutional Amendments + March 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 7 | Indian Polity | President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, Council of Ministers, Parliament, Parliamentary Committees, Emergency Provisions + April 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 8 | Indian Polity | Supreme Court, High Courts, Judicial Review, Federalism, Centre-State Relations, Governor, State Government + May 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 9 | Indian Polity | Election Commission, Constitutional & Statutory Bodies, Local Government, CAG, Finance Commission, Governance & Revision + June 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 10 | Geography | Geomorphology, Interior of Earth, Plate Tectonics, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Rocks & Minerals, Map-Based Geography + July 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 11 | Geography | Climatology & Oceanography: Atmosphere, Monsoon, Winds, Cyclones, Ocean Currents, Climate, World Climatic Regions + August 2026 Current Affairs | |
| WEEK 12 | Geography | Indian Geography: Physiography, Rivers, Climate, Soils, Agriculture, Minerals, Industries & Mapping + September 2026 Current Affairs. | |
| WEEK 13 | Geography | Human Geography, Population, Transport, Disaster Management, Environmental Geography & Revision + Current Affairs Revision (October-November 2025) | |
| WEEK 14 | Environment & Ecology | Ecology, Biodiversity, Protected Areas, Climate Change, Environmental Pollution, Species in News, International Conventions + Current Affairs Revision (December 2025-January 2026) | |
| WEEK 15 | Indian Economy | Basic Concepts, National Income, Inflation, Banking, Monetary & Fiscal Policy, Budget, Taxation, Economic Survey + Current Affairs Revision (February-March 2026) | |
| WEEK 16 | General Science | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Human Health, Diseases, Space & Scientific Developments + Current Affairs Revision (April-May 2026) | |
| WEEK 17 | Science & Technology | Artificial Intelligence, Space Technology, Defence Technology, Nuclear Technology, IT & Emerging Technologies + Current Affairs Revision (June-September 2026) | |
| WEEK 18 | UP Special | Uttar Pradesh Geography, Economy, History, Art & Culture, Rivers, Government Schemes + Current Affairs Revision (October 2025 March 2026) | |
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Eligibility Criteria – Important for UPPCS preparation
There are certain requirements to appear for the State Services Examination. We will lay down the important criteria required for appearing in the UPPCS exam.
Educational Qualification
Age Limit
For Prelims
| Subject | Expected number of questions as Per the current trends |
|---|---|
| Ancient History + Medieval History + Culture + Modern History | 15-20 |
| Indian Polity + International Relations | 10-12 |
| Geography | 10-15 |
| Economic & Social Development | 05-07 |
| Science + Tech | 12-20 |
| Environment + Biodiversity | 10-12 |
| Uttar Pradesh General Knowledge | 15-20 |
| Current Events [National + International] | 25-30 |
| Misc (Awards, Organisations, etc) | 4-5 |
| Subject | Expected number of questions as Per the current trends |
|---|---|
| Logical Reasoning | 30-35 |
| Mathematical Ability | 30-35 |
| Behavioral Psychology + Interpersonal Skills + Decision Making & Problem Solving | 20-25 |
| English (Comprehension, blanks) | 15 |
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