UPSC Civil Services 2022: UPSC CSE Personality Test begins today, check guidelines, admit card details

Union Public Service Commission, UPSC is scheduled to begin the CSE 2022 personality test. The admit cards were already released and candidates can check and download the same now. Eligible candidates can check and download their UPSC Civil Services admit card 2022 on the official website-upsc.gov.in by following the steps mentioned below.

UPSC CSE Interview 2022 is scheduled to be held between January 30 and March 10, 2023. UPSC will be conducting the interview in three phases. The admit cards have only been released for the first phase now in which 1026 candidates will be participating.

In all the three phases, a total of 2529 candidates will be taking the personality test. The interview of the remaining candidates will release in February 2023.

UPSC CSE 2022: How to download admit card

Registered candidates who will be taking the test should go to official website--upsc.gov.in

On the appeared homepage, look for and click on the UPSC CSE notice

In the next step, they should click on the UPSC CSE admit card link 2022

A new login page would open where candidates will have to enter their UPSC roll number and date of birth

One should submit details and access the UPSC login

UPSC Interview admit card will be displayed on screen

Go through the details mentioned on it

Take its printout for future reference

On the UPSC Admit card, one should check details like name, roll number, interview schedule, list of asked documents, and others.

UPSC Personality Test guidelines

• Candidates should cross-check the details mentioned on admit card
• They should make sure to carry printout of admit card to exam hall
• Along with hall ticket, one should also carry valid ID proof to exam hall
• One should reach the exam centre well before the reporting time to avoid rush

It is mandatory for the candidates to carry their admit card along with other asked documents while appearing for the interview. "Candidates appearing for P.T. are advised to bring all original documents at the time of P.T," stated UPSC. For more details, one can go to the official website of UPSC.

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