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This page brings together every UPSC CMS resource on CMS Prep in one place: the complete 2020–2025 question bank with subject-wise filters, detailed exam analysis, syllabus breakdown, cut-off trends, and preparation tools. Whether you are a first-time aspirant starting your preparation or a repeat candidate looking to plug gaps in your revision, this hub is designed to get you to the right resource in as few clicks as possible.

Previous year papers, subject-wise practice, tools and exam info — everything for UPSC CMS 2026 in one place.

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All 1440+ MCQs — 2020 to 2025
Both papers · All subjects · Exam & practice modes
2025 Latest
240 questions
2024
240 questions
2023
240 questions
2022
240 questions
2021
240 questions
2020
240 questions
By Subject
Medicine
550 questions · Largest subject · Paper I primary
38%
Community Medicine
247 Q · Paper II Q81–120
17%
Obs & Gynae
241 Q · Paper II Q41–80
17%
Surgery
235 Q · Paper II Q1–40
16%
Pediatrics
117 Q · Paper I Q81–120
8%
Tools & Analysis
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Score Calculator New
Enter answers → exact marks + cut-off comparison
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Exam Analysis
6-year subject & topic trends
Negative Marking New
When to attempt vs skip
Exam Info
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Syllabus 2026
Paper I & II topic list
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Vacancy 2026 New
1,358 posts · All categories
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Cut-off Marks
2020–2025 · All categories
Eligibility
Age limit & qualification
Eligibility FAQ New
Bond, internship, age queries
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Exam Date 2026
August 2 · Key dates
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Notification 2026
Official UPSC notification
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Admit Card 2026
Download steps & documents
Career & Preparation
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Salary & Allowances
Pay Level 10 + NPA 20%
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Posting & Departments New
CHS, Railways, NDMC, MCD
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Interview Prep New
Personality test · 100 marks
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Books 2026 New
Subject-wise recommendations
Preparation tip: If you are attempting both UPSC CMS (August 2) and NEET PG (August 30) in the same cycle, the CMS question bank covers the majority of the overlapping syllabus. Start with CMS-focused practice since its clinical-vignette style builds the deeper understanding that translates well to NEET PG's broader recall-based questions. Use the last two weeks before NEET PG to shift to exam-pattern-specific practice.

How to Use This Hub

If you are new to UPSC CMS preparation, start with the Syllabus and Eligibility pages to confirm you meet the requirements and understand the exam structure. Then move to Previous Year Papers for topic-wise practice, or use the Score Calculator to estimate your standing based on mock test performance. The Cut-off and Vacancy pages help you set realistic target scores based on your category.

For candidates also preparing for NEET PG or INI-CET, the Preparation Strategy page covers how to efficiently prepare for multiple exams simultaneously without doubling your workload.

Also targeting a state Medical Officer post? The Rajasthan MO question bank (920 PYQs, 2013–2025) covers the same core clinical subjects and is worth practising alongside UPSC CMS.