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sir i want to become ips for that what are tips i would follow

Originally Posted by vangagopi

sir i want to become ips for that what are tips i would follow

IPS stands for Indian Police services and to become IPS officer you have to complete your Graduation first. If your graduation is complete in any discipline from a recognised university, then you are eligible for apply for UPSC Civil services examination.

This examination is conducted by UPSC, every year and the notification generally published in the month of February every year, When the notification Published it will be updated in the official website of UPSC.

You have to attained the age of 21 years and not more than 30 years, Upper age relaxation is applicable for SC/ST/OBC Candidates.

The examination is conducted in these 2 stages,

-> Preliminary: Objective with negative marking and there are 2 papers in this examination

-> Mains: Descriptive and you have to choose the optional Subjects.

If you cracked the preliminary examination, only then you are eligible for Mains. So please prepared well for Preliminary examination as per the patter.

You need 1-2 year good Practice to cracked the civil services because lots of candidates appeared for this examination every year and the selection is based on merit. If you select in preliminary only then you can apply for Mains examination.

Complete details you can check it from the official UPSC website:







http://www.upsc.gov.in

Hi dear.............

IPS stands for Indian Police Service and for joining in this great organization, the candidates have to succeed in the civil service examination conducted by the union public service commission. The eligibility criteria for IPS civil service examination are given below:

Age requirement:

During the year of applying for the examination the candidate must have attained 21 years of age on 1st of August. So, minimum age limit is 21 years and the maximum age limit is 30 in the case of candidates coming under general category and 33 for OBC candidates and 35 for candidates coming under SC/ST category. In the case of ex-servicemen an age relaxation of 5 more years is given.

Educational qualification:

The candidate must be a degree holder of any discipline from a recognized university. The candidates who are in the final year of their degree course can also apply for the examination.

Physical qualification for IPS:

Height: The male candidate should be 165cm and female candidate should be 150cm for general category candidates. In the case of candidates coming under SC/ST/OBC the height required is 160cm for male and 145cm for female.

Chest: Minimum requirement in the case of male candidates is 84cm and they should be able to expand the chest for 5cm. In the case of female candidates the minimum requirement is 79cm and they should be able to expand the chest for 5cm.

Eye sight: 6/12 or 6/9 distant vision for worse eye and 6/6 or 6/9 distant vision for good eye. Near vision for worse eye is J2 and for good eye is J1.


Tips For IPS exam:

Succeeding the IPS examination is regarded as prestigious and it is the dream of many students to become an IPS Officer. But, the general impression regarding civil service examinations like IPS is that it is really hard to get through the examination. But, the candidates can get through the IPS examination with mere practice and dedicated hard work. Some of the tips for IPS examination preparation are given below:

>> Proper planning is very much essential in the process of preparing for the IPS civil service examination. The candidate should plan the time to be spent for preparing for each subject.

>> It is essential to go through the NCERT books of classes 6 to 12. If the candidates have a clear knowledge about the subjects covered under these books, it will be easier for them to get through the IPS examination.

>> The candidates should keep themselves updated regarding the current affairs by reading the newspapers daily.

>> Monthly news magazines will also be helpful. The candidates can go through the magazines like chronicle, The Frontline, Yojana, Kurukshetra, The week / outlook, Survey of Indian industries, etc…

>> In the case of preliminary examination, it will easier for the candidates to score well in case they select subjects like geography, political sciences, public administration and history. On the other hand, it will be difficult to score in subjects like civil engineering. Therefore, the candidates should think twice before selecting the optional subjects.

>> Preparing with the help of the past five year question papers is very much essential. This is because, generally the same pattern of questions is followed and so it will be easier for the candidates to practice well for the examination.

>> It is very much essential for the candidates to develop their presentation skills, only with good presentation skills; they will be able to succeed in the IPS examination.

For more details about exam visit official website of UPSC.
http://www.upsc.gov.in


Good luck................

ips officer is an dream job so i will suggest you some tips...
General knowledge books and IAS
guidebooks are available in plenty in the
market. Besides, there are also magazines
that provide tips to IAS/IPS aspirants. You
may have to watch Indian and international
news channels, and read newspapers/
magazines that deal with politics,
economics, and business to keep abreast of
current affairs.
It would be a good idea to enrol in a good
institute for professional guidance. Many
institutes offer IAS coaching classes. But
before enrolling, make sure to check the
credibility of the institute. Get information
about the institutes and choose one that
has consistently produced IAS toppers.
You may also want to get together some
serious aspirants and form study circles.
You could hold discussions, and debates
on burning topics to sharpen your
analytical skills, and learn to present your
thoughts and ideas in a coherent manner.
While preparing for Mains, you need to
practice writing your answers, so that you
could learn to present your answers in a
coherent manner
so in that way you can be an ips officer.

IPS - INDIAN POLICE SERVICE, to become an IPS officer, one has to apply, appear and crack Civil Service exam conducted every year by UPSC.

To be eligible for IPS Civil Service exam, one must be an Indian National. He should have either appear for the final Graduation Degree exam or pass in any stream from a recognised University within the age of 21 to 30 years with upper age relaxation for reserved candidate with good Physical and Mental Fitness.

There is certain minimum prescribed physical requirement for candidate aspiring for IPS:-

HEIGHT:- General Male - 165cm and Female-150cm while SC/ST Male-160cm and Female-145cm.

CHEST:- Male-85cm and Female-79cm expandable to 5cm in both the cases.

The selection is through three phases:-

CSAT - Civil Service Aptitude Test - Preliminary Exam

Civil Service Main Exam

Personal Interview

As the Civil Service exam is very tough and competitive, one should start preparation for it very early after completion of 12th along with the regular Graduation studies and at least one year rigorous preparation is must after completion of Graduation in order to crack this exam.

For more information you may log on to http://www.upsc.gov.in

Originally Posted by vangagopi

sir i want to become ips for that what are tips i would follow

SOME DETAILS ARE AS FALLOWS ABOUT IPS

*IPS stands for Indian Police Service and for joining in this great organization, the candidates have to succeed in the civil service examination conducted by the union public service commission.

The eligibility criteria for IPS civil service examination are given below

*During the year of applying for the examination the candidate must have attained 21 years of age on 1st of August. So, minimum age limit is 21 years and the maximum age limit is 30 in the case of candidates coming under general category and 33 for OBC candidates and 35 for candidates coming under SC/ST category.

*In the case of ex-servicemen an age relaxation of 5 more years is given.

*The candidate must be a degree holder of any discipline from a recognized university.

*The candidates who are in the final year of their degree course can also apply for the examination.

Hai,

IPS(Indian Police Service), this exam is conducted by the UPSC(Union Public Service Commission) once in a year.


Educational qualification:-

The minimum educational qualification to apply IPS exam is graduation in any discipline from a recognised university.

Final year appearing candidates can also be eligible.

Percentage is not required for this exam.

[B]Nationality:-[/B ]

You should be a citizen of india.

Age criteria:-

The candidates age should be in between 21 years to 30 years,

3 years age relaxation for the OBC candidates,

5 years age relaxation for the SC/ST candidates.


Selection process:-

***Civil services preliminary exam,

***Civil services main exam,

***Personal interview.


Number of attempts:-

4 times for General candidates,

7 times for OBC candidates,

No limit for the SC/ST candidates.


IPS syllabus:-



For more details visit below website

www.upsc.gov.in

Hi Friend.........

IPS Stands for Indian Police Service

If you are interested in IPS

first you can crack the Civil Examination

Civil Examination is conducted by Union Public Service commission

:::::::::::::::About Civil Examination:::::::::::::::::::

Educational Qualification : -

** You must have a bachelor of degree in any stream from a recognised university

Age Eligibility : -

** Your age should between 21 to 30 years, and age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC Candidates as per Govt. Norms..i.e.

For SC/ST Candidates 5 years

For OBC Candidates 3 years

Nationality : -

** You should be a citizen of India

Selection Procedure : -

** Preliminary Examination

** Mains Examination

** Interview........etc.............


********all the best.................

Regards......
Tash

Hai,

IPS- Indian Police Service

*This IPS exam is conducted by UPSC(Union Public Service Commission)

For Getting into the Civil Service like IPS is a tough Task. Every year Laks of Candidates appears for a limited number of seats even though,most of the candidates appearing for the IPS examination.

Eligibility criteria:

*The candidate need to be a citizen of India

*The Candidate to complete his UG degree in any Discipline

*The Candidate to be physically fit for th IPS.



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regards..........santhos.........

IPS Stands Indian Police Service

IPS is a one of the Civil Service Exam, This exam conducted by UPSC once a year

Eligibility Criteria :

Candidates must be a Indian
Candidates must be complete a degree in any recognized university
Candidates age limit between 21 to 30 years
Candidates physical fit

Selection Process :

Preliminary Examination
Main Examination
Interview

IPS Preparation Books :







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can you plz tell how to prepare for ips ,as i am in std.9. And my results are nt going so well plz give me sme suggestions, i will be grateful for it. Thankyou