UPPSC RO/ARO 2025 Live Exam Analysis: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has conducted the RO/ARO Preliminary Examination on 27 July 2025 across all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh. The exam was held in one session. It began at 09:30 AM and concluded at 12:30 PM. The UPPSC is conducting the RO/ARO exam for 411 vacancies. The exam is being conducted in offline mode.
There are strict security measures across the centres like biometric verification, iris scanning, metal detectors, CCTV surveillance, flying squads, and STF & police oversight to maintain exam integrity. Admit cards were issued via the official UPPSC portal, and candidates were instructed to arrive by 08:00 AM, with gates closing at 08:45 AM
UPPSC RO/ARO 2025: Exam Timings
The UPPSC RO/ARO exam was held in a single shift from 09:30 am to 12:30 pm. Candidates can check the table below.
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Paper(s) |
Timing |
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Paper I: General Studies + General Hindi (combined) |
09:30 AM to 12:30 PM |
Exam Analysis & Difficulty Level of RO/ARO Exam
A detailed analysis of both the sections: General Studies and General Hindi, will be provided once the exam gets over. This will include difficulty level and topic-wise weightage. The exam is considered to be Moderate by the students.
UPPSC RO/ARO Expected Cut‑Off (Prelims)
The cut‑offs will be updated once the exam gets over and based on the difficulty level and the past trends, we will provide an expected cut-off marks list. Based on trends from previous years, preliminary estimates are:
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Category |
Expected Cut‑Off (Marks) |
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General (UR) |
To be Updated |
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OBC (NCL) |
To be Updated |
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SC |
To be Updated |
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ST |
To be Updated |
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PWD |
To be Updated |
UPPSC RO/ARO General Studies + General Hindi: Section‑Wise Good Attempts
The good attempts can be made based on the level of the question paper. The candidates need to go through the question paper first hand, so that they can have a glimpse of what subjects and questions to target first to score good marks. Based on preliminary estimates and past year patterns, aspirants aiming to qualify should target:
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Paper/Sections |
No. of Questions |
Good Attempts |
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General Studies |
140 |
110-115 |
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General Hindi |
60 |
35-40 |
Stay tuned: As the exams conclude, a detailed section‑wise breakdown, answer keys, student reactions and updated cut‑offs will be posted for aspirants to gauge their performance precisely.
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