Is there any percentage criteria for attempting Indian Civil Services Examinations?

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is there any percentage criteria for attempting indian civil service examinations and indian engineering services?

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No there is no percentage criteria for Civil Services or Engineering Services.You should hold a Bachelors degree or should be in Final year to apply for Civil services.There is no bar on marks.Low marks may be a hindrance at the time of interview but that depends on you how you cover up your marks with your performance at interview and Mains performance.

hello

no friend as per the civil service notification,there is no % bar required .

but it does not mean,you should ignore it,try to score good marks.

as we are aware that for civil service exam,many aspirants are eagerly waiting and trying hard to get the seat.

so do not you think its not easy job.you had to work hard and reach the goal.

**candidate must cleared all subject i.e no backlog in any subject

qualification=any bachelor degree

age limit= for general it is 21-30 years

must be indian



GOOD LUCK

THANK YOU

Hello

NO THERE IS NO PERCENTAGE CRITERIA FOR INDIAN CIVIL SERVICES AND INDIAN ENGINEERING SERVICES.

All this exams are conducted by UPSC and most of the exams that is conducted by UPSC does not require any sort of percentage.Only pass marks is necessary.Now it is important that the selection process of such exams are such that they do not keep any percentage criteria.

They believe that they can select best candidates through their selection process only.
For more details visit the website of UPSC

www.upsc.gov.in

dear aspirant,

For Civil Services you must have completed graduation in any stream from recognized college or university with any percentage. So you do not need to worry about percentage and just concentrate on preparation for the exam.

For IES you need degree in engineering.


Eligibility Criteria For Civil Services:


>>you must have completed or appearing in final year of graduation.

Age Limit:
>>your age must be within 21 years to 30 years on 1 August of the year of exam. there is relaxation in upper age limit up to 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST candidates.



Limit Number Of Attempts:

>>General category: 4 attempts

>>OBC category: 7 attempts

>>SC/ST category: No Limit




Important dates of Civil Services exam in 2013:


CSAT(Prelims):

date of Notification:05.03.2013

last date of receipt of application:04.04.2013

date of exam:26.05.2013



Mains:

date of exam:01-12-2013



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

http://upsconline.nic.in/

Good Luck......

Hi Friend,No, There is no percentage Criteria for Attempting the IAS exam.There is no rule of the percentage, just you need to pass in you Graduation degree with Minimum percentage.So don't worry about the percentage and start the Preparation of IAS with full concentration.>> First Set Goal of your life and then start preparation.>> Time management is also needed for Preparation.I hope you will understand.All The Best

hi,
There is no percentage requirement to apply civil services exam.

You must be passed a bachelor degree from a recognized university.

Appearing in final year candidates are also Eligible,

Your age should be between 21-30 years.

You must be Citizen of India,

Age relaxation is given to reserved category students.

Number Of Attempts;-

4 times for General category Candidates

7 times for OBC candidates

No limit for SC/ST category

From this year Mains exam pattern has been changes,

Comparison between Previous Year Mains exam pattern and 2013 Exam pattern;-

Less subjects to choose from
More papers to appear for under General Studies
Constriction in language/ medium (to give the exam)
English paper sub-divided into 2 sections (300 marks total)
Reduction in total marks
New paper on ethics, integrity and aptitude

All the best..................

no there is no %age criteria for civil services and engineering services exam and you need to be graduate from recognized university...

Civil Service Exam is conducted by UPSC in every year .This exam recruiting the candidate of -

1.Indian Administrative Service (IAS)
2.Indian Foreign Service (IFS)
3.Indian Police Service (IPS)
4.Indian Revenue Service (IRS)

If you have graduate degree with any stream from any recognized university then you are eligible for Civil Service Exam .This exam not require any percentage criteria .

Your age should be in between 21 to 30 years.Age relaxation is provide 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST candidate.

No. of permissible attempts :Four of general category. (Seven attempts of OBCs and no limit for SCs/STs )

So if you want to apply for civil service exam you can visit upsc own website. http://www.upsc.gov.in
.

Friend, please note that# There is no any prescribed criteria in terms of percentage marks taken in the academic qualification.# Candidate just required any bachelor degree for Indian Civil Service Examination.# Candidare just required a bachelor degree in engineering discipline.# No any weightage or emphasis given to the percentage marks obtained in academic career.# You are advised not to think much about percentage marks. Just concentrate on the preparation of Civil Service Examination.# Fixed age limit for Civil Service Examination and Indian Engineering Service Examination is 20-30 years with relaxation in upper age for specified reserved categories as per rules of Government of India.