Every Indian has a dream of becoming an IAS, IPS or IAS officer and it also requires hard work. For this, apart from working hard, it is also very important to work smartly.
You need to have faith in your mind and you should move forward with a positive attitude. Let's know in detail what this exam is, how you can prepare yourself for the IAS exam.
To become an IAS, IPS, one has to pass the civil services examination. UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) conducts this examination every year. Every year lakhs of candidates sit in this exam, but only a few people are finalized. So if you want to become IAS, IPS, then get ready for hard work.
Educational Qualification and Age Limit
Candidates must be between 21-30 years of age to apply for these positions. 5 years relaxation is also given to the candidates based on SC / ST category. Graduate candidates of India / Nepal / Bhutan can give IAS exam.
Physical ability
Length : To apply for these posts, the height of the candidates should be at least 165 centimeters. SC / OBC candidates of 160 cm can also apply for these posts. The length of female candidates should be 150 cm. SC / OBC women candidates of 145 cm can also apply.
Chest: It is necessary to be at least 84 centimeters for men and 79 centimeters for women on the other hand.
Vision of eyes: Vision of eyes should be 6/6 or 6/9. Vision of weak eyes should be 6/12 or 6/9.
Examination: Civil Services Examination is conducted by UPSC for recruitment to IAS, IFS, IPS, IRS and other administrative posts. Let's know about it in detail.
Preliminaries (Prelims) and Men ...
1. Prelims: It consists of two papers of 200-200 marks. Objective type questions are asked in both papers ....
Paper I: This paper is of 200 marks and contains National and International, Indian History and Indian National Movement, Current Affairs, Indian Monarchy and Governance (Constitution, Geography of India and World, Public Policy), Political System, Panchayati Raj, Economic And social development (sustainable development, poverty, population), bio-diversity, environmental ecology, climate change and general science. Connected Gekts objective are questioned. The time limit for this paper is 2 hours.
Paper II: This paper is also of 200 marks and contains questions related to interpersonal skills, comprehension, decision making and problem solving, logical reasoning and analytical ability, general mental ability, basic generality and data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables) etc. Are asked.
The time limit for this paper is 2 hours.
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2. Main exam: Main exam of civil services includes return exam and interview. The return exam consists of total 9 papers, of which two are for qualifying (A and B) and seven for merit.
Topics: In addition to English and Essay, this topic includes:
* Indian heritage and culture, history of world and society, geography
* Technology, Economic Development, Bio-diversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management
* Governance, Constitution, Monarchy, Social Justice and International Relations
* Ethics Policy, Integrity, Aptitude
The total of the return exam for all subjects is 1750. The interview is of 275 marks, thus the total marks are 2025.
Optional Subjects: Anthropology, Botany, Chemistry, Candidates Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science, Geography, Geology, Civil Engineering, Commerce and Accountancy, Economics, Electrical Engineering, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science and International Relations, History, Law , Management, Mechanical Engineering, Psychology, Medical Science, Statistics, Zoology and Language, Public Selection of any of the Administration, Sociology, (Assamese, Dogri, Gujarati, Hindi, Bengali, Bodo, Konkani, Maithili, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Sindhi, Tamil, Manipuri, Santhali, Telugu, Urdu and English) as optional Subject can do.
Interview: After clearing the main exam, candidates are interviewed. This interview is about 45 minutes. The interview of the candidate is in front of a panel. The merit list is prepared based on the marks of the candidates who take the interview for clear, but the qualifying paper numbers are not added to this list.
Apart from clearing the UPSC exam, candidates can also become IPS officers by passing the state PSC exam. After passing the state level exam, it takes eight to 10 years to become an SP.
Training: The selected candidates have 1 year training which is done in Mussoorie and then Hyderabad. Prospective police officers are trained in the Indian Penal Code, Special Law and Criminology. Physical training is also provided to officers.
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