How to register for IAS application?

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  • The candidates can see below the registration process for the UPSC IAS application form. The candidates can register for any exam on the official website - upsc.gov.in. The candidates can see below the steps to register for the IAS application:

    • Visit the official website of UPSC- upsconline.nic.in
    • Click on the Exam Notifications tab.
    • Click on Apply Online link.
    • Click on the link available for Civil Services Part-I registration.
    • Read the application form instructions carefully and click on Yes.
    • Fill the personal details as asked in the UPSC registration form. 
    • Submit the personal details and verify the mobile number and email id.

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