IAS exam is one of the most competitive civil services exams, conducted by the UPSC. This exam is conducted in the two phases namely- UPSC Prelims and UPSC Mains. three most important and prestigious all India service posts are IAS, IPS, and IFS.
IAS Exam Eligibility Criteria
The educational qualification for IAS Exam is graduation in any subject. Final year students can also apply.
Number of attempts permitted
The number of attempts permissible for a general category candidate in UPSC CSE is 6. For OBC candidates the number of attempts permitted it 9. SC/ST category candidates will have unlimited attempts till they attain the upper age limit to appear for UPSC CSE.
IAS Exam Age Limits
The minimum age to appear for UPSC Civil Services Exam is 21 years. Upper age limit for General category is 32 years, for OBC it is 35 years while for SC/ST it is 37 years.
IAS syllabus
The IAS exam includes two papers that are compulsory of 200 marks each
• General Studies Paper I
• General Studies Paper II
The questions type is multiple choice question and objective type. The marks in prelims will not be calculated for final ranking, but just for qualification for the main exam.
Responsibilities of an IAS officer:- The Indian Administrative Service (IAS) is the administrative unit of The executive branch of the Government of the Republic of India. The IAS officers handle the affairs of the Government.
Before starting your preparation:- you must prove your caliber and ask yourself what changes can he bring about as an IAS officer. A candidate's plan need not be massive but should be clear enough to set him apart from the other candidates.
Some Tips for IAS Exam:
1> Work smart not just hard:- Most of us are used to working hard. Our education system is such that unless we cram tens of books each year, whether or not we understand what’s inside the book is immaterial, we cannot progress to the higher level.
2> Only do a single task at a time:- the candidates should need to prepare history, geography, current affairs, mental ability etc. Only thing is don’t prepare all at once. Chunk it down.only Pick one subject at a time
3> Implement the just in time approach:- The JiT (Just in Time) Approach says we should seek information only when required at that moment. In this hyper-connected world there is an overdose of information and if you seek to acquire all information and knowledge before starting a task, you can never get started as you will lose yourself in the information maze.
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