UPSC Answer Key will be released soon. Check here steps to download

UPSC Answer Key 2021 will be released soon. See here the steps to download the IAS answer key and the link to download the previous year's answer keys.

UPSC answer key 2021 for the Civil Service Prelims exam will be released soon. The candidates can check their answers from the official answer key. IAS prelims answer key is very important as it provides insight into various topics and gave the official answers to the complex questions.

How to download UPSC Answer Key 2021?

The candidates can download UPSC IAS answer key in the manner given below.

• Visit the official website of UPSC-upsc.gov.in
• Click on the Examination tab, a list will appear
• Select the answer key from the list
• Select the Civil Service Prelims 2020 answer key
• Check the IAS answer key 2020
• Download the UPSC answer key pdf for future reference

Also Read: UPSC Answer Key for previous years

UPSC answer key is an important component of IAS preparation because the prelims exam is the screening stage of the exam and most of the candidates do not clear the prelims exam. Answer key helps the candidates to know the official answers related to the important topics and questions.

If a candidate just writes the questions of UPSC Prelims papers and the official answers along with the questions, it will help them revise the important concepts. This will provide a concrete base to the candidates from where they could answer the questions related to the concepts already asked in the UPSC exam.

For example, UPSC asked - What type of right is Right to Vote. Is it a fundamental right, a legal right, or a constitutional right? Most of the candidates and coaching institutes mentioned it as a legal right, but UPSC in its official answer key mentioned it as a constitutional right.

So the candidates who prepared the previous year's question papers with the official answers can have an edge over others. UPSC Prelims 2021 exam will be conducted on October 10 and the admit cards were released on September 16.