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UPSC Exam Calender 2018

Important dates of various UPSC examinations for the year 2018


S.
NO.
 Name of Examination
Date of
Notification
Last Date For
Receipt of Application
Date of commencement of Exam
Duration of exam
1
 C.D.S Examination (1), 2018
 08.11.2017
 04.12.2017
04.02.2018
(Sunday)
 1 Day
2
 CISF AC(EXE) LDCE-2018
 06.12.2018
 29.12.2018
04.03.2018
(SUNDAY)
1 Day
3
 *N.D.A & N.A. Examination (1), 2018
 15.02.2018
 15.02.2018
22.04.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
4
 Civil Services(Preliminary) Examination,2018


07.02.2018


06.03.2018


03.06.2018
(SUNDAY)


1 Day
5
 Indian Forest Service (Preliminary) Examination,2018 through CS(P) Examination 2018
6
 I.E.S./I.S.S. Examination,2018
 21.03.2018
 16.04.2018
29.6.2018
(SUNDAY)
 3 Days
7
 Combined Geo-Scientist and Geologist Examination,2018
21.03.2018
 16.042018
29.06.2018
(Friday)
 3 Days
8
 Engineering Services (Main) Examination,2018



01.07.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
9
 Combined Medical Services Examination,2018
 11.04.2018
 07.05.2018
22.07.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
10
 Central Armed Police Force (ACs) Examination,2018
 25.04.2018
 21.05.2018
12.08.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
11
 N.D.A & N.A Examination (II), 2018
 06.06.2018
 02.07.2018
09.09.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
12
 **Civil Services (Main) Examination,2018



28.09.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
13
C.D.S. Examination (II), 2018
 08.08.2018
 03.09.2018
18.11.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
14
 Indian Forest Service (Main) Examination,2018



02.12.2018
(SUNDAY)
 1 Day
15
 S.O/Steno (GD-B/GD-1) LDCE
 12.09.2018
 05.10.2018
15.12.2018
(SATURDAY)
 1 Day

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  1. Sharath Nair14 March 2018 at 13:14

    The UPSC has released the official UPSC Online Application Form 2018 notification for the IES ISS Exam 2018.

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