What risks will I have to face after getting through IPS exam as a female aspirant?

What risks will I face after getting through IPS exam as a female aspirant?

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Being a female candidates you will not get some extra risks and extra benefits in the IPS exam and after that its training.

You will be treat same as other candidates.

So friend don�t worry about that.

You should fully concentrate at your study and after that your training.

Best of luck

Hello,

dear not any risk will you have to face after getting through IPS exam. And who told you that if you take this exam you will to face some risks. Don't mind it give exam and cross the all problems which comes against in front you.



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Jeet Masih

After IPS exam there is personality test i.e interview and once you get selected the training session will go.......

And for your information there are no such risks involved in it for female aspirantss....


Don't forget the first lady IPS officer Sh.KIRAN BEDI

There are no risks involved in IPS exam being a female candidate And the exam is done in following phases::

1.Written exam

2.Interview

3.Training.

So you don't need to worry more just go and grab it.....

And also don't forget the first lady IPS Smt.Kiran Bedi

Hello madam,

Don't worry. There is no risks after getting through IPS exam. Infact you will get respect in society and specially in females. They will take proud for you. The best example of female aspirant in IPS is Ms.Kiran Bedi, the first lady to became IPS in our country.

Go for IPS, Best of luck

Dear as for as my knowledge and experience is concerned that there is no risk for any candidate - Male or Female in the IPS selection procedure because the complete procedure is not so tough and if you have enough marks in the examination and if you are confident and fit and active then no one can stop you to be selected for the post of IPS because everything depends on your performance of written examination, interview process and physical & Medical tests so that you have to be prepared according to that test then you would be eligible to get the job of IPS officer in India and if you once get qualified in the prelims and mains examination then you should prepare for interview process and other physical tests and there is enough and 100% transparency in the selection procedure of the post and there is nothing more risky in this examination and selection procedure and you have to give your tests with confidence and accuracy and then everything else depends on the UPSC board that what they have to do after that so that you do not need to afraid of the selection procedure but till, you should make yourself strong according to the required physical and medical standards for a female candidate which are following as

Hight - 150 cm and 145 cm for ST category candidates

Chest - 79 cm and must have at least 5 cm of expansion

Eye Sight - Near vision should be - 6/6 or 6/9 for good eye and 6/12 or 6/9 for worst eye and distant vision should be J 1 for good Eye and J 2 for worst eye and no color blindness

Ear : Good listening and normal ear cavity and frequency should be between 1000-4000 and hearing impairment should not be more than 30 decibels

Nasal : Candidate must not stammer during to speaking/talking/presenting

Female candidate should not be pregnant during to physical and medical standards test

All the best