Are chemical engineering graduates eligible for IES exam?

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can a chemichal engg. appeard in ies exam

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

information about ies
hello
can a chemichal engg. appeard in ies exam

No chemical engineering graduates are not eligible to give this exam.

IES means Indian Engineering services exam, to give this exam you should have an engineering degree in any one of these disciplines.

* Civil engineering

* Mechanical engineering

* Electrical engineering

* Electronics and telecommunication engineering

As you are a chemical engineering graduate, you are not eligible to give this exam.

Indian Engineering Services Examination is conducted for these four branches:-

Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

But, students from any branch of Engineering are eligible to appear for this examination.
But, there is no use of appearing as it is very very difficult to write exam for other stream then what you have studied.

YES You are ELIGIBLE to appear.
Any engineering graduate is eligible for IES exam.
But the papers of exams are only the following:
Civil engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

You can apply but you have to appear in any one of these subjects to get selected.There are no other options.

dear aspirant,

yes, sir Chemical Engineers can also apply for IES(Indian Engineering Services) exam. because for IES you need only B.E/B.tech degree in any discipline from recognized college or university. There is no bar of required percentage in B.E/B.Tech.So don't worry about anything and being a Engineering graduate in Chemical Engineering branch you can apply for IES exam.

but you can write IES exam by choosing any one stream from the following list of branches:
>>Mechanical Engineering
>>Electrical Engineering
>>Civil Engineering
>>Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

IES Exam is conducted by UPSC every year. for IES your age must be within 21 years to 30 years on 1 January of the year of exam. there is relaxation in upper age upto 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST.

you can apply for the exam online on following official link of UPSC:

http://upsconline.nic.in/


Good Luck......

• Yes, even chemical engineering graduates are also eligible for Indian engineering services (IES) examination.
• As per the notification, it has been mentioned that you must have completed graduation in engineering from recognised university.
• But you need to apply in any of the following field which are Civil engineering, Mechanical engineering,Electrical engineering, Electronics and telecommunication engineering.
• The age of your's must be in between 21 years to 30 years.
• Age relaxations is also applicable here.

Yes you are eligible for IES exam.but you select the paper in following four branches 1)mechanical engineering 2)civil engineering 3)electrical engineering 4)electronic and communication engineering. That candidate must be Indian.

Dear Friends ,

Every engineering graduates are eligible for Indian Engineering Services Examination. For example chemical engineer are also eligible for it . Things is that they need to apply any one of engineering subjects that is .

• Mechanical
• Electrical
• Electronic and Telecommunication
• Electrical

Age Limit :-

Candidate must be under 21-30 years .

For More Details :-

http://www.upsc.gov.in

Good Luck....

YES my friend,

Chemical engineering graduate are also eligible for the INDIAN ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION.

almost all the aspirants have confusion about this examination that is there any restriction of branches or it requires a particular branch of engineering but let me clear you that all the engineering students are allowed to give the examination .

but the restriction is that you must have to give the examination in one of the following subjects /branches .

the branches are:-

1. electrical engineering.

2. civil engineering.

3. mechanical engineering.

4. electronics and telecommunication.



so don't get misunderstand, clear your doubt that all the engineering graduates are eligible but you have to give the examination n the mentioned branches,and after that you will be appointed according to your specialization field.

other requirements:-


1. only Indian citizens are allowed to give the examination.

2. the candidates age must be in between 21-30 yrs if general.

3. if obc than the age criteria increase to 33 yrs.

5. and if sc/st category than the age criteria is 21-35 yrs.

there are an another restriction also which is of number of attempts.

No. of attempts allowed:-

&. only 4 attempts for general aspirants.

&. 7 attempts for obc aspirants.

&. no any restriction of attempts for sc/st aspirants.



good luck ..

hi
I am sorry to say but the candidates belonging from the chemical engineering stream are not eligible for giving the IES exam that is been conducted by the UPSC.
For giving this examination, you need to be a graduate in any of the following engineering streams
1. Mechanical engineering
2. Electrical engineering
3. Civil engineering
4. ECE
The age limit for giving this exam is 21-30 years. Moreover there is a relaxation of 3 and 5 years is given to the obc and the sc/st category respectively.
Gud luck

Hello my Dear Friend ...


It is purely based on your Interests

Actually I.E.S exam is conducted by the " Union Public Service Commission "

And this UPSC conducts the I.E.S for the CERTAIN STREAMS only


So if you are CAPABLE and can write under the Below streams .. you can definitely apply for it

The streams that I am telling you are

<> Civil Engineering

<> Mechanical Engineering

<> Electrical Engineering

<> Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering


So by default to be eligible you must definitely have a BACHELOR DEGREE from recognized university

And the minimum age must be " 21 " years

Maximum age is allowed up to " 30 " years

Of course there will be an age relaxation for the reserved candidates


For OBC --- 3 years

For SC / ST --- 5 years

You must be an Indian Citizen

You must not have any Backlogs at all by the Conduct of the Examination



GOOD LUCK

Originally Posted by Unregistered

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can a chemichal engg. appeard in ies exam

Yes Friend,
You can definitely apply for the IES being a chemical engineer.

For Indian Engineering Service a candidate should have a B.Tech/B.E degree in any stream.

But the candidates need to choose any of the following stream to write the IES exam:-

>>Electrical
>>Mechanical
>>Civil
>>ECE.

For more detail check http://www.upsc.gov.in

Only following Engineering Graduates can apply for Engineering Services Examination.

-Civil Engineering

-Mechanical Engineering

-Electronics and Communication Engineering

-Electrical Engineering

As you have done Chemical Engineering means you are not eligible for Engineering Services examination.

Age Limt:

Age should be between 21 to 30 years.

Relaxation of 5 years is available to SC/ST and 3 years to OBC Category candidates.

Selection is purely on merit and one has to score top marks in the written and interview.

For more information visit http://www.upsc.gov.in