If the bond you have signed is with a government Institute and if you do clear UPSC then yes you would be allowed to shift. According to government rules if you shift from one job to another that is still part of any central or state government then you don't pay any refund fees

• Preliminary examination (objective )
• Mains (written).
• interview/personality test .

Hi there you have actually asked two questions -

Your first question is - Information about IAS officer and Second is Salary of IAS officer.

First question - An IAS officer is a person who has qualified the UPSC IAS exam successfully. IAS is one of the toughest exams in India and qualifying the exam makes you eligible to hold the premier posts like District Magistrate, Collector, Scale 1 Officer and other Group A level jobs.

Now your second question - After qualifying becoming an IAS, you are entitled to a lot of benefits and perks. One of them is a salary which is Rs. 56,100 and can go up to Rs. 2,500,00 for a Cabinet Secretary.

Find out detailed information here - UPSC IAS

i hope this clears your doubt.

Thanks!

Hello Deepasha!

Hope you are having a nice day!

I would like to inform you that yes should start your preparation from your 11th standard now because then it will be easy to crack those examinations in first attempt . And start reading and understanding NCERT Subjects from 6–12 class thoroughly, and do it twice or thrice.  And then Join a coaching institute during the final of your college, this well help in making a strong base, and clearing every doubt before appearing for the exam for the first time. And start making your own notes as well as revision will be done at the regular basis. So do make your study plan and work on that. And after the right efforts and dedication will leads you to the destination. So keep learning keep growing.

All the best for your bright future!

Thanks.

Hi aspirant,

Happy to hear your interest. But to become a IAS officer you have to write IAS exam. To write IAS exam you should be a 21 years old person with a degree from a recognized university in India. So prepare well from today to crack IAS exam with good scores. Study your basics well. Then prepare the syllabus given for the IAS exam.

Hope it helps.

Hello Supriya

Glad to see that you are interested for UPSC at that age.But i would suggest you to prepare for your 11th and 12th exams because you will get so much time to prepare yourself for UPSC after 12th.Also you have mentioned that you are from Science Stream,that means if you have mathematics as one of your subject it will be beneficial for you because there are many topics where they ask Mathematics questions.

After completing your class 12th,i would suggest you to do BA from any good university like DU,JNU,BHU because this course will help you the most when you prepare for UPSC because there topics is related to History,Polity and Geography which covers almost half of the syllabus for UPSC.

But right now, i want you to focus on you 11th and 12th then go for UPSC because you should have 21 years of age and also graduation degree then only you can give UPSC.

Hope It Helps

Best Of Luck!

Start studying 6th to 10th ncert for basics now

Then after your 12th go for some good books like M laxmikant etc

You can only give it after graduation

Hello,

First of all, right now you're only in 11th Standard, so you have got a lot of time in hands to prepare for UPSC.

To give you a basic idea about UPSC exam, it consists of three level-

• Preliminary
• Mains
• Interview

Preliminary numbers are not added in the final list, you just need to score the required cut offs against your category.It mainly consists of GS Paper-I and CSAT. Both consists of 200 marks, MCQs based.

Mains is more of a subjective type, one needs to write answer for Four General Studies Paper,Two Optionals, One Essay, two language paper, there are total nine papers here. 250 marks for each paper, total is 1750

Right now, your only priority should be to focus on your current studies wholeheartedly, and excel in it.The biggest advantage you have right now is time and if you use it wisely, it'll help you succeed in the time to come. You can go through the gradual steps as mentioned below in order to start your preparation for UPSC, but do remember not to neglect your studies at any point in time.

• Be well acquainted with UPSC Syllabus, learn it by heart, that's the most crucial step to crack this exam, to know what to read and what to skip. In addition to this, never ever make a differentiation between prelims and mains, what I mean is do not prepare separately for each, because nowadays what's happening is even in prelims, UPSC frame questions based on Mains syllabus, So, the first towards preparation shall be a combined preparation for both.

• Read any newspaper like The Hindu, or Indian Express on a regular basis to be updated as well as gaining knowledge which shall be highly useful to you in future exam preparation part.

• Start with basics, for each subject, you can do with NCERTs for this.

• As you progress, move on to other relevant books, keep your resources minimum like Polity by Laxmikanth, History of Modern India by Bipin Chandra etc.

• Start practicing answer writing in advance, even in a little way, writing mains is a huge task for nine paper, it requires immense practice along with knowledge.

• Practice  previous year question paper which you can get from the site of UPSC,in addition mock papers, and test series which you can get it from any of the sites extensively dedicated to UPSC, , it's highly important to evaluate your performance while doing so.

• Prelims is mcq based, but still it requires knowledge coupled with speed, and for mains, as I already mentioned the importance of answer writing.