UPSC Civil Services Prelims result 2025 declared; here's how to check
According to The Indian Express, more than 10 lakh aspirants took the UPSC Civil Services Prelims 2025, vying for only 979 positions available this year.
Steps to check UPSC Civil Services Prelims result 2025
Visit the official website upsconline.gov.in
Click on the 'Civil Services Preliminary Result 2025' link
A PDF containing the roll numbers of the qualified candidates will open
Search for your roll number in the list
Download the PDF and save it for future reference
Direct link to the result.
Post-Result Instructions
Pay a fee of Rs 200 for the Main Examination (PwBD, SC, ST, and female candidates are exempted).
If a candidate's name has changed post-matriculation or differs from the name in educational certificates, a gazette notification must be provided.
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