PrepCMS

UPSC CMS 2027

92 doctors reached our readiness target. All 92 passed UPSC CMS 2026.

PrepCMS is built specifically for the UPSC CMS exam. Practise previous-year papers from 2016 to 2026, identify your weak areas, and track your readiness before exam day.

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UPSC Combined Medical Services Examination 2026
Roll_No and Name of Written Qualified Candidates
PrepCMS users on the UPSC list
Sr. No.Name
1Dr. Adarsh Arun
2Dr. Adarsh Tripathi
3Dr. Akanksha Thakur
4Dr. Akhila S Kumar
5Dr. Akshatha M
6Dr. Alex
7Dr. Anshika Dubey
8Dr. Anurag Mishra
9Dr. Aritra
10Dr. Arjun Sankar
11Dr. Arunima K
12Dr. Ayush Bhargava
13Dr. Bahirji Kadam
14Dr. Boindala Sri Surya
15Dr. Chaitanya Gupta
16Dr. Darshsn Patel
17Dr. Deepa Rampuria
18Dr. Deepika Ahir
19Dr. Deric Joseph
20Dr. Dhwani
21Dr. Divya Aseri
22Dr. Divyanshi Trivedi
23Dr. Abhishek Sharma
24Dr. Sri
25Dr. Ujwal Kumar Chauhan
26Dr. Kritika Manocha
27Dr. Gayathri
28Dr. Girish Menon P
29Dr. Gunjan
30Dr. Haritha MR
31Dr. Harsh
32Dr. Harshika Gurnani
33Dr. Harshita
34Dr. Harshita Goswami
35Dr. Hridaya Varsha
36Dr. Ishika Manna
37Dr. Joyal Joseph
38Dr. Karan
39Dr. Kartik Joshi
40Dr. Kaustav Majumder
41Dr. Krish
42Dr. Kshaunish Shetty
43Dr. Kuldeep Sonara
44Dr. Kunal Arya
45Dr. Lakshmi
46Dr. Lokesh Khanna
47Dr. Manish Kumar
48Dr. Manpreet Kaur
49Dr. Mayur Prasanna
50Dr. Mayuri Gade
51Dr. Mehak Saroha
52Dr. Mohammed Rehan Darga
53Dr. Mohd Umar
54Dr. Monisha T
55Dr. Mritunjay Kaushik
56Dr. Naveen K G
57Dr. Nishtha Thakur
58Dr. Nitesh Chouhan
59Dr. Noopur Kanchan
60Dr. Ojasvini Gupta
61Dr. P Shesh Babu
62Dr. Pallavi
63Dr. Pawan Dubey
64Dr. Pinki Kumari
65Dr. Prachi Sahoo
66Dr. Pradeep S
67Dr. Prateek
68Dr. Prateek Chandra
69Dr. Pratham
70Dr. Pratyush
71Dr. Praveen Jajra
72Dr. Priyanshu Raj
73Dr. Priyanshu Tiwari
74Dr. Rahul
75Dr. Rahul Saini
76Dr. Rajeev
77Dr. Ram
78Dr. Reetika Verma
79Dr. Reshma Prasad
80Dr. Richa Yadav
81Dr. Ridhi Goel
82Dr. Rinkan Mallick
83Dr. Rishabh
84Dr. Rithika Johnson
85Dr. Ritik Pati
86Dr. Rohitashwa Kumar
87Dr. Rwitaja Mandal
88Dr. Sajid Malik
89Dr. Samiksha
90Dr. Sanket Mishra
91Dr. Sayan Naskar
92Dr. Shalini Swaraj
92 PrepCMS users qualified Source: UPSC written result, UPSC CMS 2026

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UPSC CMS 2026 WRITTEN RESULT

92 doctors reached readiness on PrepCMS. All 92 passed the UPSC CMS written exam.

Our Readiness Analysis was developed over two years around one question: can we measure whether a doctor is ready before the exam? In 2026, we tested that question against the actual UPSC CMS result.

  1. TWO YEARS
    2 years
    Building the Readiness Analysis

    We studied how doctors answer real UPSC CMS questions, where repeated errors occur, and how confidence changes during preparation. We used these patterns to build a system that measures readiness continuously.

  2. READINESS TARGET
    Above 50%

    PrepCMS calculates a readiness score from your practice, mock exams and performance against the exam benchmark. A readiness score above 50% is the threshold PrepCMS uses to mark a candidate as ready.

    This is a PrepCMS readiness score, not the UPSC exam pass mark.

  3. BEFORE THE EXAM
    92
    candidates reached the readiness target

    Out of 1,300+ PrepCMS users, 92 candidates reached the readiness target before the 2026 written exam.

  4. THE RESULT
    92 / 92
    passed the written exam

    UPSC published the written qualified list after the examination. All 92 candidates who had reached the PrepCMS readiness target were on that list.

The same readiness system is now active for UPSC CMS 2027.

Your Readiness Analysis starts from your first practice session. It shows where you stand, which areas need work, and when you reach the PrepCMS readiness target.

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HOW IT WORKS

Preparation that adapts after every answer.

01 · Practice

Real questions from real UPSC CMS papers

The question bank includes every UPSC CMS paper from 2016 to 2026. Paper I and Paper II follow the real exam format, including 120 questions, two-hour timing and negative marking. Every question includes a full explanation, including why the other options are wrong.

UPSC CMS 2025 · Paper I01:42:10

A 45-year-old man has sudden severe chest pain radiating to the back. BP is 180/110 in the right arm and 140/90 in the left. The most likely diagnosis is:

A. Acute myocardial infarction
B. Aortic dissection
C. Pulmonary embolism
D. Pericarditis
One more tap: how sure are you?
SureUnsureGuessing
02 · Fix

Rate your confidence. PrepCMS can separate knowledge from guessing.

After every answer, choose Sure, Unsure or Guessing. A correct guess still needs review. A confident wrong answer may show a misconception. These questions enter your Fix Queue and return until you answer them correctly twice on different days.

Sure
Unsure
Guessing
Wrong
Misconception
Gap
Blank
Right
Known
Fragile
Lucky

Only Known is done. The other five are fixes.

Fix Queue
14 due today
Aortic dissection vs MI
Misconception · General Medicine · due now
Pearl index calculation
Gap · PSM · due now
Takotsubo cardiomyopathy
Lucky · Cardiology · 1 of 2 done
Heart failure drug classes
Gap · Cardiology · due tomorrow
Start fixing
03 · Know when you are ready

See your readiness against the cutoff, week by week.

Your diagnostic sessions and mock exams are compared with the CMS reference cutoff. Your readiness changes as you improve weak areas. When your readiness score crosses the PrepCMS target, the platform marks you as ready.

In 2026, 92 users reached this status before the exam. All 92 passed the written examination.

Readiness Analysis
396 to 428
Performance range out of 500
0CMS reference cutoff: 380500
Diagnostic and mock scores, oldest to newest
Ready · Readiness Score 71%

Everything is built for the CMS pattern.

Previous-year papers
2016 to 2026

Every paper under real exam timing, with every question explained.

Mock exams
30 full mocks

Paper I and Paper II. Exam-style scoring and a fresh exam-proportioned set each time.

Subject exams
18 subject banks

Start with your weakest subjects. Choose the length. Unlimited retakes.

Image questions
VisualDeck image flashcards

Review image-based UPSC CMS questions repeatedly so important images remain familiar before exam day.

ON OUR INSTAGRAM

What doctors say about PrepCMS

Doctors talking about preparing for UPSC CMS, in their own words. Reels from our Instagram, @prep.cms. Tap any one to watch it there.

Dr. Farhan Palathinkal

“Most UPSC CMS candidates prepare using NEET PG material that was not made for this exam. We built PrepCMS differently. Every question, mock exam and readiness measure is designed for the UPSC CMS pattern. Doctors preparing for a central government medical career deserve preparation designed specifically for this exam.”

Dr. Farhan Palathinkal
Co-founder, PrepCMS · Consultant, Critical Care Medicine

Full access. Choose how long you need.

Both plans include previous-year papers, subject exams, the Fix Queue, notes and VisualDeck. The plans differ in duration, full mock exams and Readiness Analysis access.

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Mock exams (Until Exam plan only)
  • All previous-year papers, 2016 to 2026
  • All 18 subject exams, unlimited retakes
  • Fix Queue, daily set and diagnostics
  • Notes and VisualDeck
  • Ticket support

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Until Exam 2027

Full access until 31 July 2027

₹5,499

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30
Full mock exams, two papers each
  • Everything in Monthly
  • Readiness Analysis against the CMS reference cutoff
  • Priority WhatsApp support
  • Up to 4 devices
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FAQ

Common questions about UPSC CMS preparation

Still unsure? Reach out on WhatsApp. A doctor on our team will reply within hours.

Start with the previous-year papers. They show you the pattern and the level. Then practise subject by subject, weakest subject first. Take full two-paper mock exams under exam timing. PrepCMS has every paper from 2016 to 2026, 18 subject banks, 30 full mocks on the Until Exam plan, and a readiness score that shows when you reach the PrepCMS readiness target.
Yes. Every UPSC CMS paper from 2016 to 2026, Paper I and Paper II, 120 questions each, with a full explanation for every question, including why the other options are wrong.
Readiness Analysis compares your diagnostic sessions and mock exams with the CMS reference cutoff. Your Readiness Score changes as you improve weak areas. A score above 50% reaches the PrepCMS Readiness Target and marks you as Ready. This is a PrepCMS readiness score, not the UPSC exam pass mark. In 2026, 92 users reached the readiness target before the exam. All 92 passed the written examination.
Paper I is General Medicine and Pediatrics. Paper II is Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and Preventive and Social Medicine. Each paper has 120 questions in 2 hours with negative marking. PrepCMS splits this into 18 subject banks so you can practise the exact area you are weak in.
Two plans. Monthly at ₹1,799 per month with all previous-year papers and subject exams. Until Exam 2027 at ₹5,499 one time with everything plus 30 full mock exams and Readiness Analysis against the CMS reference cutoff. The free trial includes one full subject exam and the 20-minute readiness baseline. If you start on Monthly, the full amount is credited when you upgrade.
PrepCMS is not a coaching institute. It is a practice and testing platform built only for UPSC CMS. Most coaching centres focus on NEET PG. Many doctors use PrepCMS alongside coaching or self-study for dedicated UPSC CMS practice and Readiness Analysis.
UPSC announced 1,358 vacancies for UPSC CMS 2026. The UPSC CMS 2027 count comes with the official notification. Recent cycles have offered more than 1,000 posts across CHS, Railways, ESIC and other central health services.

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