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

• Preliminary examination (objective )
• Mains (written).

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

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

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

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

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