Is it right that for getting a Job of an IAS officer for a Graduate in Mass Communication and Journalism, It is necessary to pay 50-60 lakhs? Clarify this fact as I am a Poor student?

Dear Sir.
i m Sehrish persuing my graduation in BA.Mass Com n Journalism...i have a query related that i m interested in becoming an IAS Officer...i found that all over india there will be only 26 students who will be qualified in this stream..and that too they need to pay a sum of approx 50-60 lakhs to get a high profile desired seat or job..so my question to you is- is there such a procedure??? and what if a student doesnt have such an amount and probably belongs to a poor or middle-class family,does he really needs to pay such a huge amount???
if this is the case.then what about other students??? the education is becomingg very commercial...please just guide me.

thank u.

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hey friend dont be misguided as there is no such procedure as if it happens than only the rich persons would have become IAS but you can check the result that more number of persons from middle class or poor families are becoming the IAS so dear friend these all are the misconceptions to become an IAS what you have to do is just apply for civil services examination taken by UPSC every year check out the details at upsc.gov.in and work hard you too can become IAS so all the best buddy.

Dear student,
This all is just rubbish.
The criteria for selection as an IAS is sheer talent.
If you have a graduation degree well approved by the UGC,and your age lies between the age group 21-30yrs,then you can appear for the Civil Service exams,and success can hand u with a post u so desire.
There isn't any money required.
So you work very hard.
you'll surely succeed.

Hi
don't listen to such words,not at all truth in that words.trust in hard work and faith in yourself.
Becoming ias officer is not a easy thing .dedicate yourself to crack civil service exams.only a graduate from recognized university eligible for civils.so, after completion of graduate apply for civils. Do hard work from now itself ,plan a day with related syllabus in civils.study-eat-sleep-study.maintain this schedule.don't think of other activities and worries .maintain your confident level .be positive all the time. A hard worker can get any thing ,no need to pay anything to anyone
all the best

I don't know from where you got such information, but thank God, atleast its not happening with UPSC! Yes, there are some State Public Sevice Commission which have dubious records. Rest assure, you can clear UPSC and provided you get high rank depending on your performance/marks you can definitely become an IAS officer without paying a single penny (except for application fees).

Dear,
This all is just rubbish.
The criteria for selection as an IAS is sheer talent.
If you have a graduation degree well approved by the UGC,and your age lies between the age group 21-30yrs,then you can appear for the Civil Service exams,and success can hand u with a post u so desire.
There isn't any money required.
So you work very hard.
you'll surely succeed.
best of luck

DEAR FRIEND,
DON'T GET CONFUSED .
ALL THESE STATEMENTS GIVEN BY YOU ARE FALSE.
THERE IS NO SUCH PAYMENT YOU HAVE TO GIVE TO BECOME AN I.A.S. OFFICER.
THIS EXAM TOTALLY DEPENDS UPON YOUR TALENT & INTELLIGENCE.
IT TOTALLY DEPENDS ON YOUR HARD WORK & YOU WILL GET SUCCESS.
IT IS NOT AN EXAM OF RICH PEOPLE.
ANY GRADUATE CAN APPLY FOR THIS EXAM.
AFTER QUALIFYING IN THE EXAM YOU ARE AN I.A.S. OFFICER.
FOR THIS EXAM EVERY GRADUATE FROM ANY DISCIPLINE IS TREATED AS EQUAL STATUS.
YOU ONLY NEED TO APPLY FOR THE EXAM & GET QUALIFIED IN THE EXAM TO BE AN I.A.S. OFFICER.
YOU ARE SATISFYING THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA SO, YOU CAN APPLY FOR THE EXAM.

ELIGIBILITY:-

- You must have completed your graduation from recognized university.
- Candidates who have completed their graduation from professional/technical courses can also apply for this test.
- Final year students are also eligible to apply.
- Only passing mark in graduation is required.
- Age limit is 21-30 years.
- There is also relaxation of upper age limit for SC/ST, O.B.C candidates
- For SC/ST- 5 years of age relaxation, i.e. age limit- 21-35 years.
- For O.B.C-3 years of age relaxation, i.e. age limit- 21-33 years.
- The candidate must be Indian.
- The candidate must be physically fit.
- Number of attempts for general category is 4
- Number of attempts for SC/ST- Unlimited
- Number of attempts for O.B.C- 7

Dear friend


yes, you are eligible for ias exam.
The ias exam is conducted by the upsc and the result is clearly based upon the performance of the candidate. You need not to worry about this thing.

The selection pattern is totally unbiased.

The upsc consider the performance of the candidate not his/her financial background so do not worry and devote your time to your preparation.



the eligibility criteria for ias is given below


qualification
graduation or a final year appearing candidate
only passing marks of graduation is required

age limit is 21 to 30 year

for general age is 21 to 30 year

for obc age limit is 33 year

for sc, st age limit is 35 year



candidate should be an indian


exam pattern

prelims
main exam
interview



in prelims exam the general knowledge, english, numeric ability and reasoning is checked of a candidate.


The main exam is consist of optional subjects which are choosen by the candidate.

There are more than 20 subjects that from which a candidate can choose two.

dear friend dont get worried about all this nonsense thing you can apply for IAS if you are a graduate from a recognized university and your age is between 21-30 years.selection in this exam totally dedends upon your hard work and focus towards your goal.ALL THE BEST

there is no shortcut to become IAS officer. If one could pay money and get it, then the sons and daughters of all politicians should have become IAS. SO dont believe such rumours, Prepare hard that is the only way to success

Dear friend,

All these are stories far away from reality.UPSC conducts the exam fairly.so dont worry and dont listen to these type of stories just believe in the exam process and start working .

you can see hundreds of candidates are coming with flying colors every year. not all these candidates are rich and not all can afford to pay bribes.there are many examples of candidates belonging to the poor family background have qualified for these exams.

so these are stories to discourage you.dont believe in such stories and start working honestly.no need to pay any bribe.

all the best

dear Friend

It is totally rubbish and there is no such provision in UPSC exams.

There is no provision of bribe in UPSC examinations.Whoever has said you this thing just want to misguide you from your aimbition.

you have to clear this examination based on your talent and intelligence.

you can only become IAS officer in your life if you clear the three stages of the civil services examinations and that are :

>>Preliminary test

>>Main examination.

>>Personal interview.


Basic eligibility criteria for IAS:

>>You need to complete your graduation in any stream from a recognised university.

>>Final year candidates are also eligible for exams.

>>your age should be between 21-30 years.


from the last five to ten years results ,you can see that poor and middle class students get success in UPSC exams.

So,no need to worry about that,just give your 100% ,you will definitely get success.

For more details visit www.upsc.gov.in

thanks

aashisranjan784

[QUOTE=Unregistered;2939]Dear Sir.
i m Sehrish persuing my graduation in BA.Mass Com n Journalism...i have a query related that i m interested in becoming an IAS Officer...i found that all over india there will be only 26 students who will be qualified in this stream..and that too they need to pay a sum of approx 50-60 lakhs to get a high profile desired seat or job..so my question to you is- is there such a procedure??? and what if a student doesnt have such an amount and probably belongs to a poor or middle-class family,does he really needs to pay such a huge amount???
if this is the case.then what about other students??? the education is becomingg very commercial...please just guide me.

thank u. Please raise your voice to court i am with you