UPSC IAS Exam Dates 2023 (OUT) - Notification Admit card, Exam, Answer key

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Candidate who has a Bachelor's degree (BA, B.Com, B.Sc, BBA, BCA, B.Tech etc.) with at least one of the subjects namely Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science, Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Zoology or a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, Forestry or in Engineering from recognised university is eligible to give UPSC IAS exam. Candidates between the age group of 21 to 32 years with a graduation degree are eligible to apply for the UPSC IAS exam.  Union Public Service Commission will release the UPSC IAS 2023 eligibility criteria in its official IAS 2023 notification.

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The State Services officer( Group-1 officers) are also eligible to become CONFERRED IAS OFFICERS.

The State Administrative Service personnel who belong to Group-1, which includes Revenue and non-Revenue officers, are chosen to become Conferred IAS or Promotee IAS.

The SELECTION COMMITTEE, which is headed by the UPSC Chairman or one of its members, will choose the IAS officers who have been conferred based on a set of qualifying requirements from a seniority list that is annually compiled by the relevant State Government. The same as with Direct Recruited IAS, the UPSC will grant the conferred IAS officers a Batch year.

The state's overall awarded IAS cadre strength may not be greater than 33% of the total IAS strength.

Their career path is as follows:  Joint Collector --- Collector----DM-Secretary--- Principal Secretary. Those who are chosen as deputy collectors between the ages of 21 and 24 can advance to the state's Principal Secretary Cadre after receiving the IAS designation after 10 to 12 years.

In simple, through upsc you can become ias in small time but through group 1 , it takes lot pf years to reach that post.

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The printed material of VisionIAS is extremely good. They are prepared by experts of the coaching institute and cover each and every topic comprehensively. The printed material is updated with important current affairs.

The class notes of Vision IAS focuses both on Prelims and Mains. Through these notes aspirants can make well answers for mains purpose. The notes provided by some of the faculty is as good that candidates even don't need to rely on other sources.

I would also advise to complete the NCERTs of 6th-12th within few days and do not try to cram.

So, printed material and Vision IAS classroom notes are sufficient to score. But keep updating your notes through Newspaper so that your notes are not outdated.

Hope it helps.

All The Best

Hello aspirant,

To attempt IAS exam the minimum age limit is 21. As of August 1 the candidate should be 21 years old.

The maximum age limit to attempt IAS exam is vary based on category.

The maximum age limit for SC and ST is 37 years.

The maximum age limit for OBC category is 35 years.

The maximum age limit for general category is 32 years.

Based on the category you belongs to you can know whether you are eligible or not.

The maximum age is also calculated as on August 1st.

You will be of 36 years old in the year 2023. There is only chance for SC and ST category.

Hope it will be helpful

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Graduation in any stream is a requirement for taking the UPSC exam. So, a dental graduate is qualified to take the UPSC exam. They have a slight disadvantage because none of the dental-related subjects are on the curriculum. The degree like MBBS, BMS, BHMS, or BDS from any medical college is eligible to take the UPSC CSE examination; however, you must have graduated from any stream and from any recognized university.

You can refer the below link for more details:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-upsc-ias

ALL THE BEST