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UPSC Age and Marks Calculator
Seven small tools for the questions aspirants ask constantly: what is my real score after negative marking, would that score have cleared recent cutoffs, and how much time do I have left to sit this exam.
UPSC Prelims Negative Marks Calculator
Enter your attempted and wrong counts to get your estimated Prelims score after the one-third deduction, plus accuracy and attempt percentage.
Open the marks calculator →CSAT Marks Calculator
Score your CSAT paper (Paper II) and see instantly whether you clear the 33 percent qualifying line of 66 marks, and by how much.
Check your CSAT score →Prelims Cutoff Checker
Put your GS Paper I and CSAT marks against the officially published Prelims cutoffs from 2018 to 2025 for your category, and see the margin year by year.
Check against past cutoffs →Mock Score Analyzer
Turn a mock result into a plan: final score, marks lost to wrong answers, the blank and correct scenarios, and how many conversions you need for a target.
Analyze a mock score →Negative Marking Calculator for Any Exam
For SSC, CDS, banking and state PSC papers: set the questions, marks and negative scheme yourself and get your score after the deduction.
Open the any-exam calculator →Age Calculator for UPSC
Find your exact age in years, months and days, with totals and the CSE eligibility limits (age, attempts and relaxations) explained.
Open the age calculator →UPSC Attempts Calculator
From your date of birth and category, find the first Prelims you can sit, your last eligible year, and how many attempts you have in hand.
Count your attempts →UPSC CSE age and attempt limits at a glance
Age is counted as on 1 August of the examination year. The attempts calculator above applies this table to your date of birth; the summary from the official notification is:
| Category | Age limit | Attempts |
|---|---|---|
| General / EWS | 21 to 32 years | 6 |
| OBC | 21 to 35 years | 9 |
| SC / ST | 21 to 37 years | No limit (within the age window) |
Always verify against the official notification for the year you plan to apply, since the Commission can revise the rules.