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UPSC Civil Services Main Examination 2025 Physics Paper I Question Paper
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This document contains the question paper for the Physics Paper I of the UPSC Civil Services (Main) Examination 2025. It outlines specific instructions for candidates, including the requirement to attempt five questions in total, with questions 1 and 5 being compulsory. The paper is divided into two sections, and candidates must select at least one question from each section. It also provides a list of physical constants to be used for calculations. The document serves as an official examination resource for candidates appearing for the UPSC Main exam.
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To provide the question paper for the Physics Paper I of the UPSC Civil Services (Main) Examination 2025.
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The paper consists of eight questions divided into two sections, with a total time limit of three hours and a maximum of 250 marks. Candidates must attempt five questions, including compulsory questions 1 and 5, and select at least one from each section.
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UPSC Civil Services Main Examination 2025 Physics Paper I Question Paper
By TEAM CIRCULAR EXPRESS • 14 Aug 2026
👁 1 view
This document contains the question paper for the Physics Paper I of the UPSC Civil Services (Main) Examination 2025. It outlines specific instructions for candidates, including the requirement to attempt five questions in total, with questions 1 and 5 being compulsory. The paper is divided into two sections, and candidates must select at least one question from each section. It also provides a list of physical constants to be used for calculations. The document serves as an official examination resource for candidates appearing for the UPSC Main exam.
purpose of issuance
To provide the question paper for the Physics Paper I of the UPSC Civil Services (Main) Examination 2025.
Most Important Details
The paper consists of eight questions divided into two sections, with a total time limit of three hours and a maximum of 250 marks. Candidates must attempt five questions, including compulsory questions 1 and 5, and select at least one from each section.
🔒 Document — view only
Regards, Circular Express
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