UPSC candidates have liabilities in maintaining exam integrity, including adhering to ethical standards and avoiding any form of dishonesty. These liabilities extend to actions such as cheating, plagiarism, or using unauthorized materials during preparation or examination. Breaching integrity can result in disqualification and legal consequences, tarnishing a candidate's reputation and future prospects. Furthermore, candidates must also respect confidentiality regarding exam content and refrain from sharing information. Upholding integrity helps maintain the credibility and fairness of the UPSC examination system, ensuring a level playing field for all aspirants and reinforcing the values expected from future public servants.