Are the marks of 10th, 12th and graduation important for UPSC exams?
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There is no weightage given to 10th or 12th or graduation marks in civil service examination conducted by UPSC. -
Hi Akarsh, there is no importance given to marks of 10th and 12th for appearing in UPSC and any other state government exams. It is only an eligibility criteria for you to present your 10th, 12th and degree certificate while filling up the form for the same. Do not worry and go ahead! All the best!
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