What are the 7 papers in UPSC mains?

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Paper I Essay 3 hours 250 Paper II General Studies I – Indian Heritage & Culture, History & Geography of the World & Society 3 hours 250 Paper III General Studies II – Governance, Constitution, Welfare Initiatives, Social Justice & International Relations 3 hours 250 Paper...
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Paper I Essay 3 hours 250 Paper II General Studies I – Indian Heritage & Culture, History & Geography of the World & Society 3 hours 250 Paper III General Studies II – Governance, Constitution, Welfare Initiatives, Social Justice & International Relations 3 hours 250 Paper IV General Studies III – Technology, Economic Development, Agriculture, Biodiversity, Security & Disaster Management 3 hours 250 Paper V General Studies IV – Ethics, Integrity & Aptitude 3 hours 250 Paper VI Optional Subject – Paper I 3 hours 250 Paper VII Optional Subject – Paper II read less
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ago Paper I Essay 3 hours 250 Paper II General Studies I – Indian Heritage & Culture, History & Geography of the World & Society 3 hours 250 Paper III General Studies II – Governance, Constitution, Welfare Initiatives, Social Justice & International Relations 3...
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ago Paper I Essay 3 hours 250 Paper II General Studies I – Indian Heritage & Culture, History & Geography of the World & Society 3 hours 250 Paper III General Studies II – Governance, Constitution, Welfare Initiatives, Social Justice & International Relations 3 hours 250 Paper IV General Studies III – Technology, Economic Development, Agriculture, Biodiversity, Security & Disaster Management 3 hours 250 Paper V General Studies IV – Ethics, Integrity & Aptitude 3 hours 250 Paper VI Optional Subject – Paper I 3 hours 250 Paper VII Optional Subject – Paper II read less
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Compulsory Indian language 3 hours 300 (Qualifying) Paper B English 3 hours 300 (Qualifying) Paper I Essay 3 hours 250 Paper II General Studies I – Indian Heritage & Culture, History & Geography of the World & Society 3 hours 250 Paper III General...
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Compulsory Indian language 3 hours 300 (Qualifying) Paper B English 3 hours 300 (Qualifying) Paper I Essay 3 hours 250 Paper II General Studies I – Indian Heritage & Culture, History & Geography of the World & Society 3 hours 250 Paper III General Studies II – Governance, Constitution, Welfare Initiatives, Social Justice & International Relations 3 hours 250 Paper IV General Studies III – Technology, Economic Development, Agriculture, Biodiversity, Security & Disaster Management 3 hours 250 Paper V General Studies IV – Ethics, Integrity & Aptitude 3 hours 250 Paper VI Optional Subject – Paper I 3 hours 250 Paper VII Optional Subject – Paper II 3 hours 250 read less
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