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UPSC Prelims 2026
Cutoff Predictor

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Enter your GS & CSAT marks from the UPSC Prelims 2026 provisional answer key and see live cutoff analysis — means, medians, marks brackets & predicted GS cutoff updated in real time.

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Please enter your marks honestly: This UPSC Prelims 2026 cutoff prediction uses crowd-sourced marks calculated from the official provisional answer key. Inflation translates into lower accuracy for everyone. We verify submissions via multiple signals. This is an unofficial statistical estimate.
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GS1 Submissions: 14,842
CSAT Pass %: 64.8%
Anomalies Filtered: 1,204
17,751 Aspirants tracked nationwide
Live Cutoff Analysis Updated 45s ago
GS1 MEAN (-Anomalies)
62.79 / 200

Average raw score computed from verified dataset pool framework.

GS1 ESTIMATED CUTOFF
73.45 ± 1.5

Computed statistical estimation index threshold bounds.

CSAT MEAN PASS MARKS
66.91 / 200

Evaluated average threshold baseline logic data metrics.

GS Paper 1 Raw Score Bracket Distribution Matrix
380
<40
520
40-50
680
50-60
1420
60-70
740
70-85
480
85-100
220
100-120
80
120+
Categorywise Cutoff & Metrics Projections
GENERAL / UR
73.45
Mean: 64.22
Median: 63.50
OBC CATEGORY
71.30
Mean: 62.01
Median: 61.12
EWS CATEGORY
68.75
Mean: 59.40
Median: 58.90
SC CATEGORY
58.94
Mean: 51.10
Median: 50.85
ST CATEGORY
54.20
Mean: 48.20
Median: 46.50

How We Calculate The Crowdsourced Cutoff

Predicted GS cutoff represents a structural percentile threshold within each specific category pool submission matrix models, adjusted for targeted approximate prelims selection counts (~14,000 qualifiers from general framework pools).

Category Classification Sample Pool Share Estimated Intake Index Percentile Allocation Boundary
General / UR 39.2% ~5,500 candidates Top 96.4th percentile of segment entries
OBC Pool 27.8% ~3,780 candidates Separate tracked distribution scaling
EWS Pool 10.5% ~1,400 candidates Percentile matrix computation index
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