How many chances will a candidate get in his life to qualify in IAS exam?

hello sir/mam
How many chance a candidate have to qualify the ias exam in life

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It is one of the most competitive examination of India.

If you belong to general category you will get 4 chances to clear the examination but if you belog to other reserved category, you will get more than 4 chances.

OBC Candidates get 7 chances and other sc/st candidate get unlimited chances of clearing the examination till their age relaxation also not crossed.

Minimum Eligibility for IAS

• Graduation in any discipline from recognized university
• Basic fitness level
• Age - 21 to 30 years

Important dates ::

Date of Notification:Febrary
Date of Preliminary Examination ::May
Date of main examination ::October


For more information about the IAS visit the official website
www.upsc.gov.in/

dear aspirant,
as per the guidelines of upsc no attempts allowed are as follows
4 -for general candidates
7- for obc candidates
unlimited for sc/st
provided the candidate should have completed his graduation and must be between age 21 to 30

hi,
It is nice that you want to join IAS exam after graduation degree.

IAS exam stands for Indian Administrative service which is conducted by UPSC.

Age limits;-

General category

age limit is 21-30 years.

OBC category

age limit is 21-33 years.

SC/ST category

Age limit isa 21-35 years

Ph candidates age limit is 21-40 years.

Number of attempts;-

General-4 times

OBC-7 times

There is no limit for SC/ST category students.

Thank you.................

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hello sir/mam
How many chance a candidate have to qualify the ias exam in life

Hi,



The Applicant should complete any degree in any discipline from any recognized university
Final year degree students are also eligible

Degree obtained by distance education/open university is also eligible if the university is a recognized university

Age limit
General 21-30 years
SC/ST 21-35 years
PH 21-40 years

Number of attempts permitted
General 4
OBC 7
PH 7
SC/ST No Limit
Nationality should be Indian.

To be an IAS officer You need to apply for the Civil Service exam.

This exam has limited attempts.

General candidates can give only 4 attempts.

OBC candidates can give only 7 attempts.

SC/ST candidates can give the unlimited attempts till the age of 35 years.

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

Hello Friend,
IAS is simply known as Indian Administrative Service .The IAS exam is conducted by UPSC in every year.
Eligibility:
1.Graduation is the minimum qualification required to apply for the exam.The Final year students of a degree course is also eligible to apply for the exam.
2.The candidate must have attained 21 year & not have attained 30 year on 1st August of the year of examination.
The Upper age limit is relaxed for certain reserved Categories.
3.The candidate should be a citizen of India.
The exam Process:
The IAS exam is consist of 3 stages:
1.Preliminary
2.Main Exam
3.Interview
The preliminary exam is just a qualifying exam.After that one can eligible to appear the main or written exam.The candidate who qualifying the main exam & secured a good rank facing the interview.
Number of attempt:
There is a limited number of time one can attempt the exam in his life time.
1.General - 4 time
2.OBC - 7 time
3.Physical handicapped - 7 times
4.SC & ST - No limit on Number of attempts.
You can apply for the exam through Online or Off line mode.
Thank You.

DEAR ASPIRANT,


NO OF ATTEMPTS IAS EXAM:-

for general category = 4 times

for obc category = 7 times

for sc/st category = no limits


you should have to passed graduate or final year appearing from the recognized university.

age should be 21 to 30 years.

age relaxation for obc 3 years, for sc/st 5 years.


all the best dear

hi,

Here is Maximum Chances you can Get in IAS Exam:

There no of chance for Different Category.

General Category Candidate: 4 Attempts

OBC Category Candidate: 7 Attempts

SC/ST Category Candidate: No limit of Attempts

>> Age Limit for All Above Category Candidate is:

>> General Category Candidate :21-30 Years

>> ODC Category Candidate :21-33 Years

>> SC/ST Category Candidate: 21-35 Years.

I hope you will understand.

All the Best

Dear Friend

The acronym IAS stands for the Indian Administrative services.The selection for this services is done through the most toughest entrance examination conducted by the Union Public service commission and the exam is called Civil services examination.

In simple words you can imagine the toughness by the fact that every year lacs of candidates appear for the exam and only 300 to 400 candidates are selected after the three stages of examinations that are :

>>Preliminary exam

>>Main exam

>>Personal interview.

Some important requirement for it :

>>You can appear for the exam if you have a bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognized university and you age lies in the range of 21-30 years with upper age relaxed for the reserved category students.

Now coming to your query :

The no of chances that a candidate will get throughout his life to qualify for the Civil services exam id totally dependent upon the category in which he/she is born as per latest norms.

For example ,if you are from general category then you will get only four attempts for the exam.

For OBC candidates it is seven .

For SC/ST ,there is no limit that is they can attempt all the exam that fall within their age limit 21-35 years .

Hope the information helps you.If you have any more query ,you can leave your message here.

all the best

aashisranjan784

Hi

For IAS exam you must have a bachelor degeree in any of the stream from a recognized university of India.

Your age for the exam should be lies in between 21-30 years.

Age relaxation for the reserved categories candidates are:-

For General--No relaxation

For OBC --3 Years

For SC/ST --5 Years

For Physically Handicapped --10 Years


Number of attempts of IAS exam for different categories:-

For General -- 4 attempts

For OBC -- 7 attempts

For SC/ST -- No limit


So you can apply according to your category.

Thank you...

To apply for the post of IAS you have to appear in the UPSC Civil Services Exams.
This exam is conducted by UPSC to fill posts in 24 departments of the Government and this inclused IAS, IFS,IPS etc

This exam is held in 3 stages- Prelims, Mains and Interview

Attempts /chances to appear in the UPSC Civil Services Exams are:
General Category Candidates- 4 times
OBC category Candidates- 7 times
SC/ST candidates- No restriction, they can appear till the time they meet the age criteria

Even if you have attempted in the Prelims exams of the UPSC civil services exams it will be counted as an attempt by you
Even if you write just one apper of the Prelims exams that will also be counted as attempts


Other Eligibilty Criteria to apply:
Education- Gradaution pass in any stream
Age- Minimum 21 years
Maximum 30 years

Friend, there are certain fixed number of attempts for each and every category which are mentioned below: * Only 04 attempts are reserved for General category * Only 07 attempts are reserved for OBC category * But for Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribe category, there is no any limit on number of attemptsAge limit fixed for Civil Service Examination is 20-30 years. But there is relaxation in upper age by 3 years for OBC category, 5 years for SC/ST category.For more detailed information, keep visiting the following: http://upsc.gov.in www.upscdiscussions.com