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Estimate whether your rank is likely to get one of the UPSC CMS services — CHS GDMO (Category I), or Railways ADMO, NDMC GDMO and MCD GDMO Gr-II (Category II) — based on your category. It uses illustrative rank thresholds, not official UPSC closing ranks.
General (UR): your All India Rank. Other categories: your rank within your category's list.
Enter your expected or secured rank (your All India Rank for General, or your rank within your category's list) and select your category. The predictor compares it with an illustrative threshold for your category — its share of the advertised vacancies — and places the UPSC CMS services in a High Confidence, Moderate / On Border or Reach band. Use it as a rough guide before filling your service preferences.
UPSC CMS recruits for four services: the Central Health Service (GDMO sub-cadre, Category I), and Railways ADMO, NDMC GDMO and MCD GDMO Gr-II (Category II). Posts are allocated by rank and your preference order, and each service has its own category-wise vacancies, so knowing roughly where your rank stands helps you order your preferences realistically.
It uses illustrative rank thresholds, not official UPSC closing ranks: each category's threshold is its share of the 1,358 posts advertised for 2026. Actual cutoffs change yearly with vacancies, exam difficulty and candidate preferences, so treat the result as indicative only and verify with the official UPSC CMS notification.
Category I is the General Duty Medical Officer (GDMO) sub-cadre of the Central Health Service. Category II is Assistant Divisional Medical Officer (ADMO) in the Railways, General Duty Medical Officer in the New Delhi Municipal Council and General Duty Medical Officer Gr-II in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. These are general-duty posts; AIIMS, PGIMER, JIPMER and NIMHANS recruit separately and are not filled through UPSC CMS.
Yes. Posts are reserved by category — General (UR), EWS, OBC (NCL), SC, ST and PwBD — and each service has its own category-wise vacancies, so the last rank that gets a given service differs by category and by service.