HOW TO FILL UPSC CMS 2022 EXAM APPLICATION

HOW TO FILL UPSC CMS 2022 EXAM APPLICATION





PART I

1) Go to https://upsconline.nic.in/ and click 'online applications for various exams for UPSC'


2) Select UPSC CMS Part1 registration


3) Read important instructions to filling online application form and select YES


4) Fill in your basic details 


5) For community

EWS - you need your income and asset certificate details

OBC (NCL) - you will need your community certificate details

SC - you will need your community certificate details

ST - you will need your community certificate details


6) Select educations qualifications - whether completed MBBS or still ongoing


PART II

You will get your registration ID in phone and email - you will be asked to log in with that.


7) Payment via Card/UPI/Cash


8) Upload Photo / sign / ID card images in correct requirements


9) Enter ID card details 


10) Choose your center ( sooner you choose, the preferred one you will get )


11) Agree for declaration and print your Form

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