What is the qualifying mark for CSAT?

33\%
4. What are the qualifying marks for the UPSC CSAT paper? You have to score a minimum of 66 marks or 33\% to qualify for the CSAT paper.

What is CSAT full form in UPSC?

Civil Services Aptitude Test, a compulsory part of Civil Services Examination, that act as a screening test to Civil Services Main examination Conducted annually by Union Public Service Commission of India.

What is the pattern of the UPSC CSAT exam?

UPSC CSAT Exam Pattern & Marking Scheme 1 The UPSC CSAT paper consists of 80 questions and the time allotted for the paper is 2 hours. 2 Each question carries 2.5 marks in the CSAT paper making a total of 200 marks. 3 There is a penalty for incorrect answers. 4 However, if a question is left unattempted/unanswered, no marks will be deducted.

How many questions are there in CSAT exam?

1 The CSAT paper consists of 80 questions and the time allotted for the paper is 2 hours. 2 Each question carries 2.5 marks in the CSAT paper making a total of 200 marks. 3 There is a penalty for incorrect answers. 4 However, if a question is left unattempted/unanswered, no marks will be deducted.

What is the difference between CSAT 1 and CSAT 2?

The Paper-I comprise of 100 questions with each question carrying 2 marks each while paper II has 80 questions with each question carrying 2.5 marks each. CSAT paper 2 consists of Basic numeracy numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude etc. (Class X level), Data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency, etc. (Class X level)

What is the difference between CSAT and CSE prelims?

CSE Prelims exam comprises 2 objective papers – General Studies Paper-I and General Studies Paper-II or CSAT. The CSAT will be a qualifying paper where candidates must score at least 33\% marks as prescribed by UPSC, to qualify for the next round. The CSAT paper comprises 80 objective type questions with four options.