UPSC CSE Mock Test 2026
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UPSC CSE exam pattern
GS Paper I
Official CSE 2026 patternHistory of India and Indian National Movement · Indian and World Geography · Indian Polity and Governance · Economic and Social Development · Environmental Ecology, Bio-diversity and Climate Change · General Science · Current events of national and international importance. Negative marking: 0.667 per wrong answer. Single 120-minute timer for the whole paper — GS Paper I is not divided into separately timed sections..
GS Paper I marks count towards the qualifying threshold for the Main Examination. UPSC does not publish an official question-wise split across its syllabus topics — the breakdown below reflects how this mock test's questions are organized, not an official UPSC-published distribution.
Official source · checked 5 August 2026CSAT (Paper II)
Official CSE 2026 patternComprehension · Interpersonal skills including communication skills · Logical reasoning and analytical ability · Decision making and problem solving · General mental ability · Basic numeracy and Data interpretation. Negative marking: 0.833 per wrong answer. Single 120-minute timer for the whole paper — CSAT is not divided into separately timed sections..
Paper II (CSAT) is qualifying only — candidates must score at least 33% (66/200) to qualify for the Main Examination; it does not count towards merit ranking. UPSC does not publish an official question-wise split across CSAT's syllabus topics — the breakdown below reflects how this mock test's questions are organized, not an official UPSC-published distribution.
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