UPSC ONE TIME REGISTRATION(OTR) FORM

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UPSC One Time Registration (OTR) 2025 – Important Update for All Aspirants

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has officially launched a new online application system starting in 2025. If you’re planning to apply for any upcoming UPSC exams — like Civil Services, NDA, CDS, or others — this is something you must know.

UPSC has introduced a new One-Time Registration (OTR) system as part of a complete revamp of their application process. Without completing this registration, you won’t be able to apply for any future UPSC exams.

🔹 What’s Changed?

UPSC has moved to a new four-part application process to make things smoother and more transparent for candidates. The first step is to create your profile through OTR — and it’s mandatory for everyone, whether you’re a first-time applicant or someone who has applied before.

✅ What You Need to Do:

  1. Visit the official UPSC website: https://upsconline.nic.in
  2. Click on “Account Creation” and fill in your basic details.
  3. Complete the One-Time Registration (OTR) process.
  4. After that, you’ll be ready to apply for any future exams when their applications open.

Note: Even if you had registered under the old system, you still need to register again on this new portal.





UPSC OTR NOTIFICATION — INSHORT
WWW.JOBSJAGAT.COM
IMPORTANT DATES APPLICATION FEE
Application Start : ALWAYS OPEN
Last Date for Apply Online : N/A		For General, OBC : ₹ 00/-
For SC, ST : ₹ 00/- 
For PH : ₹ 00/-
Payment Mode (Online): You can make the payment using the following methods :
Debit Card
Credit Card
Internet Banking
IMPS
Cash Card / Mobile Wallet
AGE LIMIT TOTAL POST
DIFFERNT FOR ALL THE UPSC APPLICATIONS NOT APPLICABLE
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Candidates applying for UPSC New Recruitment 2025 should register on the new UPSC website to save time. Make sure to read the official notification before applying.

FILLING INSTRUTIONS FOR UPSC OTR FORM

  • If you’re interested in applying for the UPSC position, you can submit your application online anytime before December 2025.
  • To apply directly, just click the link provided below in the “Important Links” section. You can also visit the official UPSC website to complete your application.
  • Don’t forget — the deadline is in December 2025, so make sure to apply on time.
VARIOUS REQUIRTMENTS BY UPSC
Prestigious Career Paths in Government Services (India)
1. Indian Administrative Service (IAS)
Lead governance and policy implementation at the highest levels of the Indian government.
2. Indian Police Service (IPS)
Uphold law and order, manage public safety, and lead police forces across the country.
3. Indian Foreign Service (IFS)
Represent India on the global stage as a diplomat, shaping international relations and foreign policy.
4. Indian Revenue Service (IRS)
Oversee tax administration and revenue collection, playing a vital role in national finance.
5. Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS)
Ensure financial accountability by auditing government expenditures and managing public accounts.
6. Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS)
Manage one of the world’s largest rail networks, overseeing operations, logistics, and passenger services.
7. Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS)
Handle budgeting, accounting, and financial planning for India’s defense forces.
8. Indian Information Service (IIS)
Shape public communication through media and information dissemination for government policies.
9. Indian Forest Service (IFoS)
Protect and manage India’s forests, wildlife, and natural resources sustainably.
10. Assistant Commandant – CAPF (BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP, SSB)
Lead combat-ready forces, guarding borders and maintaining internal security.
11. Combined Medical Services (CMS) Officer
Serve as a medical officer in various government healthcare services, ensuring public health.
12. Indian Economic Service (IES) Officer
Drive economic policymaking and analysis to support national development.
13. Indian Statistical Service (ISS) Officer
Provide crucial data insights for planning and policy through statistical research and analysis.
14. Geologist / Geophysicist / Chemist / Hydrogeologist
Work in scientific and research roles, studying Earth processes, natural resources, and environmental factors.
15. Junior Time Scale Officers (IAAS, IRS, IRPS, etc.)
Start your civil service journey with roles that evolve into leadership in finance, audit, or railways.
16. Medical Officer – CHS / MCD / NDMC (via CMS Exam)
Deliver medical care within central or municipal government healthcare institutions.
17. NDA Cadet – Army, Navy, Air Force (via NDA Exam)
Begin an honorable career in defense through the National Defence Academy after school.
18. Naval Academy Cadet (10+2) – B.Tech Entry
Join the Indian Navy’s technical branch after 12th, combining academics with defense training.
19. CDS Officer – Indian Military Academy (IMA)
Train to become a commissioned officer in the Indian Army after graduation.
20. CDS Officer – Indian Naval Academy (INA)
Pursue a naval officer’s career through rigorous training post-graduation.
21. CDS Officer – Air Force Academy (AFA)
Join the Indian Air Force as an officer through the Combined Defence Services route.
22. CDS Officer – Officers Training Academy (OTA)
Get trained for short-service commission in the Indian Army.
23. Training Officer (Vocational Training – Engineering/Non-Engineering)
Support skill development across sectors by training students and professionals in technical fields.
24. Assistant Engineer (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical)
Contribute to infrastructure development by working as an engineer in government departments.
25. Scientific Officer / Scientist ‘B’ (Various Ministries)
Conduct cutting-edge research and technical work in ministries such as Atomic Energy, Health, and Environment.
26. Translator (Foreign Language/Regional)
Bridge communication gaps by working as a language expert in government agencies.
27. Legal Officer / Assistant Legal Adviser
Advise ministries and departments on legal matters and policy implications.
28. Public Health Specialist (Grade II)
Work to improve public health outcomes through medical planning and disease control initiatives.
29. Assistant Professor / Lecturer (Medical Posts)
Shape future healthcare professionals by teaching medical subjects in government institutions.
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