Check UPSC CMS 2020 Answer Key, Cut Off : UPSC CMS Result 2020 will be released by Union Public Service Commission on its official website in Nov/Dec 2020. UPSC will release Combined Medical Services Examination written exam result followed by the final result. Candidates who have taken up the written test and/ interview can check the UPSC CMS result ton the official website of the commission @https://www.upsc.gov.in/.
UPSC will take more than a month to publish the result after the written test. UPSC will release interview results after few weeks from the commencement of the interview. Candidates require the Roll Number to check the result in the list of qualified candidates Pdf. To check the UPSC Scorecard/Marks, candidate require Roll No. and Date of Birth.
Important Dates
Applicants can make their planning accordingly only when they are aware of the dates. Here is a table to show some tentative dates from results to allotment for UPSC CMS 2020.
| UPSC CMS Description | Tentative Dates |
|---|---|
| CBT Result | Nov/Dec 2020 |
| DAF | Dec 2020 |
| Interview Schedule | Dec 2020 |
| Interview Dates | Jan/Feb 2021 |
| Final Result | Feb 2021 |
Applicants are recommended to remember that these are just tentative dates. They should check the website of the commission to keep themselves posted about the exact dates.
UPSC CMS Result Release Date
UPSC CMS Result of the written exam will be declared in the month of November/ December 2020 by the Union Public Service Commission. The result will be released in the PDF format which contains the roll numbers of test-takers, who have qualified for the interview, which is the next stage of the selection process. The interview result can be expected in the middle of February 2021.
How To Download UPSC CMS Result?
The process to check the UPSC CMS result for the written test is given below:
- Visit the UPSC website@ https://upsc.gov.in/
- Click the appropriate link on the “What’s New” Panel scrolling on the right side of the website/ Click on the Result Tab.
- This panel will have a link to all the results recently published by the commission. So, a suitable link should be clicked by the applicant to get to the result page.
- The result page will be in PDF format. It will have the list of roll numbers/ names of candidates qualified in the written test/ Interview.
- The test-takers will have to search for his/her roll number to find whether he/she has qualified for the interview/personality test.
UPSC CMS Scorecard
The commission will publish the CMS mark sheets of candidates, who have appeared in the written test after the publication of the final result. The mark sheet will remain on the website for 30 days after publishing.
Candidates can access the mark-sheet by providing their Roll Numbers and DOB. However, candidates, who need printed mark sheet can send a request to the commission with a self-addressed stamped envelope within 30 days of the display of marks on the website of the commission. After 30 days, the requests will not be entertained by the commission.
Details on UPSC CMS Scorecard
The CMS Scorecard will have the following details:
- Name of the candidate
- Roll Number
- Marks in individual sections
- Overall marks secured in the written test.
- DOB
- Father’s name
UPSC CMS Answer Key 2020
Candidates can check the scores of the written test with the help of the written test answer key that will be published by the commission after the declaration of the final result. On the UPSC website, the test takers will find a link called “Answer Key” right on the homepage. When they click on this link, they will find a link to the answer key of the CMS 2020.
By clicking on this link, they can find answer keys for different subjects in the written test. They can download or even they can print and analyze their scores based on the correct answers given in the answer key.
Process After Written Result Declaration?
Once a test-taker has been shortlisted from the written test, he/she should regularly visit the website of the commission for updates on further actions. The candidates shortlisted will have to submit a Detailed Application Form to participate in the personality test/interview.
Candidates will have to submit the DAF within the last date that will be specified by the commission on the website. The DAF submission window will be open from the middle to the end of Dec 2020 tentatively. The shortlisted candidates can find instructions about filling up the DAF and also for submitting it online from the website of the commission.
Shortlisted candidates will have to first register themselves with the appropriate page on the website of the commission before they start filling up the DAF. In addition to submitting the form, they will also have to upload the relevant documents in support of their claim for reservation, eligibility, etc.
The interview schedule will be uploaded on the website of the commission in due course of time. Nevertheless, the exact date and time of the interview will be intimated to the shortlisted candidates through the e-summon letter. The schedule of the interview will have the date, time, and the roll number of the candidate with the allotted time and date.
UPSC CMS 2020 Cut Off
The minimum qualifying mark is 30% in each paper for non-PH candidates and 20% in each paper for PH candidates.
Previous Year UPSC CMS Cut Off
The test-takers can somewhat judge the qualifying marks for written test with the help of the past trends. Here is a table to show the qualifying mark for written test fixed by the UPSC in 2017 and 2016:
| Category | 2017 (Marks out of 500) | 2016 (Marks out of 500) |
|---|---|---|
| PH-1 | 101 | 78 |
| ST | 223 | 168 |
| SC | 235 | 193 |
| OBC | 222 | 194 |
| General | 261 | 229 |
Here is another table to show the final marks secured by finally selected candidates in different categories:
| Category | 2017 (Marks out of 600) | 2016 (Marks out of 600) |
|---|---|---|
| PH-1 | 195 | 154 |
| ST | 290 | 244 |
| SC | 321 | 266 |
| OBC | 308 | 286 |
| General | 339 | 310 |
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