Wednesday, 7 September 2016

How To Successfully Become An Ias?

By Jamal D White


Every year, there are thousands of individuals appearing for one of the most important civil services exam in India, the Indian Administrative services. This is a civil service exam which is held by the UPSC every year. There are three stages of the exam that one has to clear in order to get through the Union Public Service Commission. Each of the exam pattern or stages is carried out by the UPSC itself. In order to have complete information about the IAS exams it is important that you know about the three levels involved in it.

However, it is not impossible to pass the exam for an individual. People willing to become a member of the most reputed Indian Civil Services; have to pass the IAS exams in order to get recruited. Among the esteemed ICS services the IAS services is the most vaunted service. There are other services that you can get through the IAS is the IPS, IRS, IRTS, IRPS and so on.

The IAS exam is conducted by the UPSC or the Union Public Service Commission every year, it is an organisation created by the Indian Constitution. The headquarters of the UPSC commission is at New Delhi, in a city named as Shahjahan, which release the notice for the Civil Service Test every year.

A person has to be qualified in order to appear for the Civil Service examination, as because only a graduate from a college or university which is recognized by the UGC can appear for the examination. The minimum age after which one can appear for the exam is 21 years and the maximum age is about 30 years.

The new pattern of the IAS exam has found to give more importance to the students who are sharp and intelligent and dedicated towards the services. As aptitude is the only factor majorly concerned criteria to judge candidates in the exams.

In the Mains the Candidates have to pick two papers, along with which General Science and the Essay Writing are compulsory for everyone. Also English and one other paper of Indian language are compulsory. However the qualifying nature and scores in this level is never revealed to make the merit determination.

After you have crossed both the levels of the examination, you are next taken to the final phase of the IAS pattern. Here you are interviewed by a panel of specialists from among the UPSC committee headquarters, which is present in New Delhi. Candidates who have successfully cleared the Mains examination of the Civil service exams are eligible to sit for the interview.

The final stage of the Civil Service Examination is the Interview stage. People passing the mains examination are then taken for the Interview stage. This interview for the Indian Administrative Service is held by the Union Public Service Commission which is held at Shahjahan, New Delhi. The interview is held in the last week of March after the results for the prelims are announced. Only after you pass the interview you are commissioned for IAS services.




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