UPSC IES ISS Previous Year Question Paper PDF: Download Here

UPSC IES ISS Previous Year Question Paper PDF: The last four years UPSC IES ISS Previous Year Question Paper PDF is provided below in this article. The candidates who have applied for UPSC IES ISS Recruitment 2021 can download the UPSC IES ISS Previous Year Question Paper PDF and work on your weak sections to boost your scores in the examination. UPSC IES ISS Previous Year Question Paper PDF covers sections such as General Studies, English, Statistics & Economics. UPSC will conduct IES/ISS 2021 exam from 16th July 2021 onwards.

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UPSC IES ISS Exam 2021: Details

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is going to conduct the UPSC IES/ISS 2021 Exam on 16, 17, and 18 July 2021 to fill vacancies in Indian Economic Services (IES) and Indian Statistical Service (ISS).
Practice the UPSC IES ISS Previous Year Question Paper PDF.
These papers will help you know your weak and strong areas.
UPSC IES ISS Previous Year Question Paper PDF covers sections such as General Studies, English, Statistics & Economics.

UPSC IES Notification 2021: IES Exam Pattern

Paper	Paper Type	Marks	Time
Paper 1 – General English	Subjective Type	100	3 Hours
Paper 2 – General Hindi	Subjective Type	100	3 Hours
Paper 3 – General Economics-I	Subjective Type	200	3 Hours
Paper 4 – General Economics-II	Subjective Type	200	3 Hours
Paper 5 – General Economics-III	Subjective Type	200	3 Hours
Paper 6 – Indian Economics	Subjective Type	200	3 Hours

UPSC ISS Recruitment 2021: ISS Exam Pattern

Paper	Paper Type	Marks	Time
Paper 1 – General English	Subjective Type	100	3 Hours
Paper 2 – General Hindi	Subjective Type	100	3 Hours
Paper 3 – Statistics-I	Objective Type	200	2 Hours
Paper 4 – Statistics-II	Objective Type	200	2 Hours
Paper 5 – Statistics-III	Descriptive Type	200	3 Hours
Paper 6 – Statistics-IV	Descriptive Type	200	3 Hours

There will be negative marking.
All questions must be answered in English.
The question papers in all subjects will be of Conventional (essay) type except in Statistics Paper I and Statistics Paper-II which are Objective Type Papers.
Statistics III and IV will be of Descriptive Type having Short Answer/ Small Problems Questions (50%) and Long Answer and Comprehension problem questions (50%).
At least one Short Answer and One Long Answer Question from each section are compulsory.
In Statistics-IV, there will be SEVEN Sections in the paper.
Candidates have to choose any TWO Sections out of them.
All Sections will carry an equal mark.
Statistics I & II will have 80 questions.