What is the selection procedure of IAS recruitment? How many levels should we clear to get IAS post?

What is the selection procedure of IAS recruitment? How many levels should we clear to get IAS post?

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Complete Selection Procedure for IAS Officer post : Dear for your kind information that IAS stands for - Indian Administrative Service and IAS officer post is the highest administrative post in all over entire India means there is no one who is bigger than IAS officer and IAS officers are selected through very tough procedure by UPSC - Union Public Service Commission by following this following selection procedure :

There are three steps in the complete selection procedure of the IAS officer post which are following as but before that we should have the eligibility criteria to apply for IAS officer exam under the UPSC civil services :

>> Candidate should have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university

>> Age should not be less than 21 years and more than 30 years and relaxation in upper age would be provided as per government guidelines which is 5 years for SC/ST, 3 years for OBC, 10 years for PWD and 5 years for Ex-Servicemen candidates and relaxation for widow, divorced, separated female candidates as per government guidelines

If you have above mentioned qualification then you may apply for UPSC IAS exam

1. Preliminary Exam : This is the first step to face in IAS exam and there would be 2 papers conducted under this step which would be conducted in objective type format and each paper has equal 200 marks, qualifying in this preliminary exam is most necessary to reach to the next step.

2. Mains Examination : This is the second step to face in this exam and you will have to appear for 9 various papers which would be conducted only in conventional format and papers are following :

1. General English - 300 marks
2. Any Indian Language - 300 marks
3. Essay - 200 marks
4. General Studies I - 300 marks
5. General Studies II - 300 marks
6. Any selected subject - paper I -
7. Any selected subject - paper II - Both paper I and II has 300 marks
8. Any optional subject - paper I -
9. Any optional subject - paper II - Both paper I and II has 300 marks

total marks for mains exam - 2000 marks for complete 9 papers

After qualifying the prelims exam you would be offered to choose any two subjects from the list of the subjects of UPSC board and you may choose any two subjects to prepare for your mains exam which are following :

1. Agriculture
2. Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science
3. Anthropology
4. Botany
5. Chemistry
6. Civil Engineering
7. Commerce and Accountancy
8. Economics
9. Electrical Engineering
10. Geology
11. Geography
12. History
13. Law
14. Management
15. Mathematics
16. Mechanical Engineering
17. Medical Science
18. Philosophy
19. Physics
20. Political Science and International Relations
21. Psychology
22. Public Administration
23. Sociology
24. Statistics
25. Zoology

Last and Final Step - Interview Process : This would be your final step in the selection of IAS post and you would only be called for interview process when you will clear all preliminary and mains exam and candidates are called on the basis of marks in mains exam and there is no part of the marks of prelims exam in the mains exam and the final selection would be done on the basis of your mains exam marks and interview marks, Interview Process has 300 separate marks so the complete grand total for the selection is - 2000+300 = 2300

If you successfully qualify the interview process and comes under top 50 IAS selections then you would be sent for IFS - Indian Foreign Service Post and minimum and medium ranking candidates would be selected for various posts as - Collector and Indian Revenue Officer etc.

Guidelines to get success in exam and interview process :

>> If you are going to the coaching institute then it is good for your career and you can get that what you want but your coaching should be good according to the study for IAS exam

>> You should also give some time for your study after the coaching classes and must give at least 8 hours from your side for study after the coaching

>> Concentrate only where the coaching institute and teacher focus you and do not get involve in any other coaching institute if you consider your coaching is best

>> Purchase some reputed and good books of famous publishers which are available in market and take some practice sets - online and offline too

>> To prepare for your mains exam you will have to practice to write some good topics everyday and you should collect some previous years mains exam papers and other state service papers then prepare hard

>> If you qualify the prelims and mains both then you should go to prepare for your interview in your coaching and present yourself in front of the coaching faculty so you could increase your confidence

>> If you go to any successful IAS officers or those officers who have been selected through State Service Commission then they may also guide you well for interview

>> You must collect more and more knowledge for your interview process and be confident and be more aware about your - study subject, hobbies and other things which you will fill in your Call Letter

>> Do not forget to remember the GOD because GOD is everything and they are almighty, superior and superlative and only they may help you to get selected

All the very best

IAS: Indian Administrative services this service exam.is conducted by Union public Service commission.Procudures are:-

1.Education: Minimum graduation from a recognized University in any discipline.

2.Age:Gen: 21-30.OBC: 21-33 years.S.C/S.T: 21-35 years.

3.Nationality:INDIAN.Male/Female both can apply.

4.Attempts:Gen/Obc can avail max.4/7 attempts' respectively.S/C & S.T: No limit.

These are the procedures' to follow before applying for UPSC, IAS Exam.

Levels are to clear: Preliminary Exam/Main Exam./and Interview to get IAS post as per merit list.

Thank You,

Hello,
Civil Services Examination is conducted by UPSC every year for the recruitment of candidates for the post of IAS, IRS, IPS.

Civil Services Exam is conducted in 2 stages:
1. Preliminary Examination � comprising of 2 exams � General Studies and CSAT
2. Civil Services Main Examination (Written and Interview)

The basic eligibility criteria for Civil Services Exam are as follows:
Educational Qualification
The candidate must hold 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 yrs
SC/ST 21-35 yrs
PH 21-40 yrs

Number of attempts permitted
General 4
OBC 7
PH 7
SC/ST No Limit

Nationality should be Indian.

For further details refer the pdf attached below and for Previous Years Question Papers you can refer www.upsc.gov.in
You can fill the online application form from the official website www.upsconline.nic.in

Regards...

dear aspirant,

UPSC conduct Civil Services Exam for the post of IAS. if you

want to become an IAS officer then you have to clear the Civil

Services Exam. Civil Services Exam is conducted in three phase and

you have to clear all the three phases.


Three Phases of Civil Services Exam:

1. CSAT
2. Mains
3. Interview

CSAT is conducted for checking the eligibility of the candidates

for Mains Exam.Candidates who clears the CSAT exams are eligible

to apply for Mains Exam. If you clears the Mains Exam then you are

called for Interview. After Interview you are appointed for the post.

you will get the post according to your ranking.

Eligibility Criteria For Civil Services:


1. You need to complete or appearing in final year of graduation

from recognized college or university with any percentage.


AGE LIMIT:


General Category: 21 to 30 years

OBC Category: 21 to 33 years

SC/ST: 21 to 35 years

you must have attained the lower age limit on 1 August of

the year of exam and you should not have attained the upper age

limit on similar date.



How To Apply?


you can apply for the exam online on following link:

http://www.upsconline.nic.in/

Good Luck......

To become an IAS Officer you have appear/clear the prestigious Civil Services Exam(CSE).
CSE is conducted by UPSC every year to make recruitments to 24 services/posts.
After clearing CSE you can get posts like IAS,IPS,IFS,IRS,etc.
Based on your rank in the Final Merit list you will get these services/posts.

Selection Procedure

CSE is conducted in 3 stages/levels by UPSC:
1.Prelims/CSAT Exam-CSAT stands for Civil Services Aptitude Test.It consists of 2 papers of General studies
of 200 marks each i.e.total marks for CSAT Exam is 400 marks.It is conducted to shortlist candidates for the
Mains Exam of CSE.Only candidates successful in the CSAT Exams are moved to the second stage of CSE i.e.
Mains exam.

2.Mains Exam-is conducted to test the indepth knowledge and intellegence of the candidates.It consists of
total 9 Papers and 2000 marks is the total weightage of Mains exams.Two Optionals subjects have to be chosen
at this stage and 2 Papers of each subject prepared.After clearing the Mains Exams you will get an interview call.

3.Interviews-is the test of Personality of candidates and is of 300 marks.It is the final stage of selection for CSE.
after this a Merit List is prepared based on the overall performance of the candidates and posts allotted accordingly.
Since it is a merit based exam scuring a good rank is very imp. to get the desired top posts like IAS,IFS,IPS,etc.


You have to clear all the above three stages to become an IAS Officer.

For more details visit www.upsc.gov.in
To apply online visit www.upsconline.nic.in
CSE 2013 Exam notification is expected on 02.02.2013 and Prelims/CSAT exam will be held on 19.05.2013.

The selection procedure is complete in three step....

1) priliminary exam
2) main exam
3) interview

The marks contain by the evry step is
priliminary exam - 300
main exam - 2000
interview - 200

If you complete there three step then you selected for IAS.

The qulification is complete greduation with any reconize university.

The no. of attemp this exam is

For sc/st - no limit
For obc - 7
for gen. - 4

Hiiiiiiiii frnds,

Selection procedure of IAS recruitment :-

1. Written exam
2. Prelims exam
3. mains exam
4. interview

four levels you should clear to get IAS post..................



Thnks...............
Jeet Masih

IAS: Indian Administrative services this service exam.is conducted by Union public Service commission.Procudures are:-

1.Education: Minimum graduation from a recognized University in any discipline.

2.Age:Gen: 21-30.OBC: 21-33 years.S.C/S.T: 21-35 years.

3.Nationality:INDIAN.Male/Female both can apply.

4.Attempts:Gen/Obc can avail max.4/7 attempts' respectively.S/C & S.T: No limit.

These are the procedures' to follow before applying for UPSC, IAS Exam.

Hello Dear,

Selection procedure to become an IAS officer:-

To become an IAS officers candidate must have to crack the CSAT exam. CSAT exam is conducted by UPSC.
In CSAT exam there are three stage

1. prelim exam

2. Main Exam

3. Interview

prelim exam are the basic exam which is held in the month of may in every year.
mains exam are the exam on 2nd stage only those candidate can give this exam who clear prelim exam in that year.
next and last stage is interview stage. for interview only those candidate are eligible who clear the above two stage in that year.

Topic
General Awareness
Logical reasoning
Decision making
Problem solving
Communication skills
Aptitude
Data interpretation

For more information you can visit www.upsc.gov.in
good luck

Complete Selection
Procedure for IAS Officer
post : Dear for your kind
information that IAS stands
for - Indian Administrative
Service and IAS officer post
is the highest
administrative post in all
over entire India means
there is no one who is
bigger than IAS officer and
IAS officers are selected
through very tough
procedure by UPSC - Union
Public Service Commission
by following this following
selection procedure :
There are three steps in
the complete selection
procedure of the IAS
officer post which are
following as but before
that we should have the
eligibility criteria to apply
for IAS officer exam under
the UPSC civil services :
>> Candidate should have
a bachelor's degree in any
discipline from a
recognized university
>> Age should not be less
than 21 years and more
than 30 years and
relaxation in upper age
would be provided as per
government guidelines
which is 5 years for SC/ST,
3 years for OBC, 10 years
for PWD and 5 years for
Ex-Servicemen candidates
and relaxation for widow,
divorced, separated female
candidates as per
government guidelines
If you have above
mentioned qualification
then you may apply for
UPSC IAS exam
1. Preliminary Exam : This
is the first step to face in
IAS exam and there would
be 2 papers conducted
under this step which
would be conducted in
objective type format and
each paper has equal 200
marks, qualifying in this
preliminary exam is most
necessary to reach to the
next step.
2. Mains Examination :
This is the second step to
face in this exam and you
will have to appear for 9
various papers which
would be conducted only in
conventional format and
papers are following :
1. General English - 300
marks
2. Any Indian Language -
300 marks
3. Essay - 200 marks
4. General Studies I - 300
marks
5. General Studies II - 300
marks
6. Any selected subject -
paper I -
7. Any selected subject -
paper II - Both paper I and
II has 300 marks
8. Any optional subject -
paper I -
9. Any optional subject -
paper II - Both paper I and
II has 300 marks
total marks for mains
exam - 2000 marks for
complete 9 papers
After qualifying the prelims
exam you would be
offered to choose any two
subjects from the list of
the subjects of UPSC board
and you may choose any
two subjects to prepare for
your mains exam which
are following :
1. Agriculture
2. Animal Husbandry and
Veterinary Science
3. Anthropology
4. Botany
5. Chemistry
6. Civil Engineering
7. Commerce and
Accountancy
8. Economics
9. Electrical Engineering
10. Geology
11. Geography
12. History
13. Law
14. Management
15. Mathematics
16. Mechanical
Engineering
17. Medical Science
18. Philosophy
19. Physics
20. Political Science and
International Relations
21. Psychology
22. Public Administration
23. Sociology
24. Statistics
25. Zoology
Last and Final Step -
Interview Process : This
would be your final step in
the selection of IAS post
and you would only be
called for interview process
when you will clear all
preliminary and mains
exam and candidates are
called on the basis of
marks in mains exam and
there is no part of the
marks of prelims exam in
the mains exam and the
final selection would be
done on the basis of your
mains exam marks and
interview marks, Interview
Process has 300 separate
marks so the complete
grand total for the
selection is - 2000+300 =
2300
If you successfully qualify
the interview process and
comes under top 50 IAS
selections then you would
be sent for IFS - Indian
Foreign Service Post and
minimum and medium
ranking candidates would
be selected for various
posts as - Collector and
Indian Revenue Officer
etc.
Guidelines to get success
in exam and interview
process :
>> If you are going to the
coaching institute then it is
good for your career and
you can get that what you
want but your coaching
should be good according
to the study for IAS exam
>> You should also give
some time for your study
after the coaching classes
and must give at least 8
hours from your side for
study after the coaching
>> Concentrate only where
the coaching institute and
teacher focus you and do
not get involve in any
other coaching institute if
you consider your coaching
is best
>> Purchase some reputed
and good books of famous
publishers which are
available in market and
take some practice sets -
online and offline too
>> To prepare for your
mains exam you will have
to practice to write some
good topics everyday and
you should collect some
previous years mains exam
papers and other state
service papers then
prepare hard
>> If you qualify the
prelims and mains both
then you should go to
prepare for your interview
in your coaching and
present yourself in front of
the coaching faculty so you
could increase your
confidence
>> If you go to any
successful IAS officers or
those officers who have
been selected through
State Service Commission
then they may also guide
you well for interview
>> You must collect more
and more knowledge for
your interview process and
be confident and be more
aware about your - study
subject, hobbies and other
things which you will fill in
your Call Letter
>> Do not forget to
remember the GOD
because GOD is everything
and they are almighty,
superior and superlative
and only they may help
you to get selected
All the very best