UPSC Combined Geo Scientist Final Result 2025
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the Final Result and Recommended Candidates List for the Combined Geo-Scientist Examination 2025. This result follows the Preliminary Examination, Main Examination, and the Personality Test, marking the conclusion of the rigorous selection process.
Important Dates & Status
| Event | Date / Status |
|---|---|
| Prelims Exam Date | February 2025 |
| Mains Exam Date | June 2025 |
| Interview / Personality Test | September - October 2025 |
| Final Result Declared | 30 October 2025 (Available) |
| Final Marks Upload | 15 November 2025 (Expected) |
| Total Posts | Varies (Check notification for Geologist, Geophysicist, Chemist) |
Result & Service Allotment Overview
The Final Result contains the names and roll numbers of candidates finally recommended for appointment to various Group 'A' posts, including Geologist, Geophysicist, and Chemist in the Geological Survey of India (GSI) and the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB). Recommendation is based on the aggregate marks secured in the Main Examination and the Personality Test.
Candidates should note that their final marks will be released separately after the declaration of the result. The service allotment process will be handled by the concerned Ministries/Departments based on merit and preference.
- Examination Name: Combined Geo-Scientist Examination 2025.
- Conducting Body: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
- Result Status: Final Merit List Declared.
- Next Stage: Document Verification and Allocation by GSI/CGWB.
How to Check Final Result & Marks
- Visit Official UPSC Website: Go to the official UPSC website **(upsc.gov.in)**.
- Find Result Link: Navigate to the **"Examination Results"** tab on the homepage under the "Results" menu.
- Download Final Result PDF: Click on the link for **"Final Result: Combined Geo-Scientist Examination 2025"**.
- Check Roll Number/Name: Search for your name or roll number in the PDF document to confirm inclusion in the final recommendation list.
- Check Final Marks: The detailed marks (Prelims, Mains, Interview) for all candidates who appeared in the Interview will be uploaded around **15 November 2025** on the UPSC website under a dedicated 'Marks' section.
Detailed Selection Stages and Exam Pattern
The Combined Geo-Scientist Examination is conducted in three distinct stages, totaling **1100 marks** for final merit calculation.
Stage I: Preliminary Examination (400 Marks)
- Mode: Computer Based Test (CBT), Objective Type.
- Papers: Two papers (General Studies and Subject Specific).
- General Studies: 100 marks (100 questions) common for all posts. Syllabus covers Current events, Indian Polity, Geography, and General Science.
- Subject Paper (Geology/Geophysics/Chemistry): 300 marks (120 questions).
- Qualifying: This stage is qualifying in nature, and marks are not counted for the final merit list.
Stage II: Main Examination (600 Marks)
- Mode: Conventional Type (Descriptive), Pen and Paper mode.
- Papers: Three papers specific to the discipline (Geology, Geophysics, or Chemistry/Hydrogeology).
- Marking: Each paper carries **200 marks**, making the total 600.
- Syllabus Focus: Advanced topics in structural geology, mineralogy, petrology, economic geology, theoretical and applied geophysics, physical chemistry, organic chemistry, and environmental science, based on Post Graduate level studies.
Stage III: Personality Test / Interview (300 Marks)
The final stage is an interview designed to assess the candidate's mental caliber, general awareness, integrity, and analytical ability. The marks from the Main Examination (600) and the Interview (300) determine the final merit.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the final marks of the Geo-Scientist exam be released?
The final marks, detailing the score breakdown for all stages (Prelims, Mains, and Interview), are expected to be uploaded on the UPSC website around **15 November 2025**.
Are the Prelims marks counted in the final merit list?
No, the marks obtained in the Preliminary Examination are only for qualifying candidates for the Main Examination. The final merit list is prepared based on the marks secured in the **Main Examination (600 marks)** and the **Personality Test (300 marks)**.
What is the next step for recommended candidates?
Recommended candidates will be contacted by the respective user departments (e.g., Geological Survey of India or Central Ground Water Board) for further formalities, including document verification, medical examination, and final service allocation based on their rank and preference.
Which posts are covered under this examination?
The examination covers Group A posts such as **Geologist**, **Geophysicist**, and **Chemist** in the Geological Survey of India (GSI), and **Scientist 'B' (Hydrogeology/Geophysics/Chemical)** in the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB).
How can I get my mark sheet if I was not recommended?
Candidates who were not finally recommended but appeared in the Personality Test can access their marks on the UPSC website after the official marks are released (around 15 November 2025). UPSC also displays the reserve list, if any, shortly after the main list.
Is there a common paper in the Main Examination?
No, unlike the Preliminary stage, the Main Examination consists of three conventional papers, all of which are specific to the candidate’s chosen discipline (e.g., three papers in Geology for a Geologist aspirant).
Important Links
| Download Final Selection Result PDF | Click Here |
| Check Final Marks (Link Active Soon) | Click Here |
| Official UPSC Website | Click Here |