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Combined Geo-Scientist Application Form

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

πŸ“… Combined Geo-Scientist Important Dates

2026 Prelims Held: 08 Feb 2026 (result 02 Mar 2026)
2026 Mains Held: 20-21 Jun 2026
2026 Mains Result Declared: 20 Jul 2026
2026 Interview 15-18 Sep 2026
2026 Final Result Expected: Oct - Nov 2026
2027 Application 02 - 22 Sep 2026 (closed)
2027 Prelims Exam Date 10 Jan 2027
2027 Mains Exam Date 19-20 Jun 2027

Checked against official notices Β· updated 07 Oct 2026. Dates marked β€œExpected” are tentative until the conducting body announces them.

UPSC Combined Geo-Scientist applications are submitted online at upsconline.nic.in. Since 2025 UPSC uses a four-module portal, and three of those modules can be completed before the notification is even published.

Important dates β€” Combined Geo-Scientist 2026

EventDate
2026 notification3 September 2025
2026 last date to apply23 September 2025
2026 Main Examination20 June 2026 (2 days)
2027 notification2 September 2026
2027 last date to apply22 September 2026
2027 Preliminary Examination10 January 2027
2027 Main Examination19 June 2027 (2 days)

Application fee

β‚Ή200. Female, SC, ST and PwBD candidates are exempted.

The URN and the Common Application Form

UPSC issues every candidate a Universal Registration Number (URN), which is registered once in a lifetime and is common to every UPSC examination. The Application Number, by contrast, is generated per examination and changes each time. Keep both β€” UPSC asks for them in any future correspondence.

How to apply

  1. Create an account on upsconline.nic.in.
  2. Complete Universal Registration to generate your URN. This can be done at any time β€” you do not need to wait for a notification.
  3. Fill the Common Application Form (CAF) with your personal details, qualification and category, and upload the supporting documents. A live photograph must be captured at this stage in addition to the uploaded photo.
  4. Open the examination-specific module during the application window, choose your centre and options, pay the fee and submit.

UPSC advises using an Aadhaar card as the identity document, because it verifies automatically and avoids manual checks later.

Correcting your application

UPSC provides a one-time facility to update the URN profile. Changes made to the profile do not flow back into applications already submitted β€” they apply only to applications made after the profile is re-locked. This catches people out every cycle.