What CGPA is required in graduation to be eligible for IES exam?

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what CGPA is required in order to get elligi for IES exam

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Hello Friend,

CGPA is Complete Grade Point Average which is equivalent to percentage.

CGPA is the average score out of 10 in all 8 semesters in a 4 years B.Tech course.

But as per eligibility criteria for IES no minimum CGPA is required.

You have to just satisfy following conditions for being eligible in IES:

1. Must complete B.E/B.Tech from recognized University with following streams

Mechanical Engineering,Civil Engineering,Electrical Engineering,Electronics Engineering.

2. Age must be in between 21 to 30 years. Upper limit of age relaxation for OBC candidate is 3 years and 5 years for SC/ST candidates.

3. Must be a citizen of India or Subject of Nepal or Bhutan.


SELECTION PROCESS IN IES:

-> Preliminary Exam.

-> Main Exam.

-> Interview.

-> Medical Test.

All the best.

Hi
There is no CGPA required in ordewr to appear for the IS examination.
For giving the IES examination, you jut need to be a graduate in any of the following streams
Mechanical/electrical/civil/ECE.
And you just need to be a passed candidate in any of these engineering streams.
Even if you are having 35% marks, then also you are eligible for giving the exam.

Dear There,

CGPA is equivalent to percentage in terms of average score obtained by the B.E. / B. Tech students.

The UPSC conducts examination for IES.

The minimum eligibility criteria a candidate must fulfill is :

* Must be a B.E. / B. Tech from any recognized college and university with minimum qualifying marks in the below mentioned streams only :

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Electronics & Tele communication Engineering.

* Citizenship - Indian

* Age must be in between 21 - 30 years

A relaxation in age of 3 years and 5 years is also granted to the candidates of OBC and SC/ST respectively.

Thanks

dear aspirant,


don't worry about the CGPA. for IES there is no bar for the minimum CGPA. for IES you just have completed or appearing in final year of Engineering in any stream with any Percentage or CGPA. So forget all worries and just keep preparing for the exam.
IES is Indian Engineering Services Exam which is conducted by UPSC every year. you can only write IES exam by selecting any one from the following four branches:1. Mechanical Engineering
2. Electrical Engineering
3. Civil Engineering
4. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering


for IES your age should be within 21 years to 30 years. There is also relaxation in upper age according to government norms vise 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST candidates.

you have to apply online by Using following link:

http://upsconline.nic.in/


Good Luck.....

There is no marks restriction for IES exam. You do not need some standard CGPA or percentage marks for being eligible.
The basic qualification required is Graduation in Engineering from any stream. There is no marks criteria for IES or even for Civil Service exam. You will be eligible for IES if you are in Final year or pass out with degree in engineering.

Dear There,


The acronym for IES is Indian Engineering Services.


First of all, I would like to tell you that there is no need of percentage criteria(CGPA) in graduation for IES examination.


IES examination is conducted by UPSC(Union Public Service Commission) every year.


The eligibility criteria required for the IES examination are prescribed as below:-

* Completion of graduation(B.E./B.Tech) in anyone of these streams from any recognized college or university:-

1. Civil Engineering.
2. Mechanical Engineering.
3. Electrical Engineering.
4. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.

* Final year contenders are also eligible.

* Age limit:- 21-30 yrs.

* Age relaxation:- 3 yrs for OBC, 5 yrs for SC/ST and 10 yrs for PWD contenders.

* No. of attempts:- 4 for General, 7 for OBC and no limits for SC/ST contenders.

* Nationality:- Indian.


Hope the above mentioned will help you to get the information you were searching for.

don't worry about the CGPA . you just complete your graduation thats all ...

Hello Frnd...

There is no CGPA required for IES exam.

For IES exam u just need to graduate in foll. streams only

Mech. Engg. ORElectrical Engg. OR
Civil Engg. ORE & C Engg.

U just need to passed in any of these engg. streams

Thank u.....

Hi,
CPGA stands for Complete point Grade Average which means for Percentage.

There is no percentage Requirement for applying IES exam.

IES exam stands for Indian Engineering Services which is conducted by UPSC.

Appearing in final year candidates is eligible for IES exam

Every Engineering graduates is eligible for IES exam. You have to apply this exam on its official website;-www.upsconline.nic.in

Your age should be between 21-30 years. There is age relaxation for Reserved category candidates.

3 years for OBC category, 5 years for sc/st category candidates

IES exam selection process;-

Civil services Preliminary exam, Mains exam

Interview

This year IES exam is over, you have to wait for next year Notification.

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

There is no CGPA required to apply for the engineering services so you should not worry for the same because all the eligibility criteria is very simple which is explained by the UPSC india.
If you like to see the eligibility criteria for the same then you need to visit the official website of upsc www.upsc.gov.in .
Well i am giving you the whole eligibility criteria for the same as follows kindly have a look on the same-
Indian engineering services-
Graduate in engineering from a recognised university or equivalent can apply for the engineering services examination.
MSC degree or its equivalent qualification in wireless communication , electronics, radio physics or radio engineering as a special subjects are also acceptable.
Candidates appearing in the final year of the examination can also apply for the same.
Examination pattern-
Written test there will be 5 papers.
Paper 1 will include objective general ability test part A will be general english.
Part B general studies.
Paper 2 and 3 objective will be based on the civil engineering /mechanical/electronics/electrical, electronics and telecommunication. 200 marks for each papers.
Paper 4 and 5 conventional type means essay type.
total marks for the written examination will be 1000.
Personality test 200.
For more details log on to www.upsc.gov.in
Thank you.

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hello sir/mam
What CGPA is required in order to get eligibility for IES exam

They never mentioned any cut off marks for the exam. So you are eligible for the exam. but you don't have any active backlogs during the interview.

Dear friend, CGPA is the average marks out 10 in all semester exams of engineering.IES exam is conducted by UPSC and as all UPSC exam it have its own qualification criteria.According to eligibility criteria there is no minimum percentage or CGPA requirement for IES exam.But candidate must graduate frim any recognized university.Good luck