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what is the minimum qualification marks percentage in degree for IAS. And also what is the process for exams and what is the syllabus and what is the process for Preliminarily.

Originally Posted by muchalapuri.rajesh

what is the minimum qualification marks percentage in degree for IAS. And also what is the process for exams and what is the syllabus and what is the process for Preliminarily.

Eligibility For Prelims of IAS

The recruitment for the IAS is done through Civil Services Exam conducted by UPSC every year..

The forms for the Prelims or CSAT shall be available from 2nd February to 4th March,2013..

The Prelims exam shall be conducted on 19th May,2013

The Mains will be held on 8th November,2013

Eligibility Criterion :-

>> A candidate is eligible for appearing for CSAT only if the candidate has completed his/her graduation from a recognized institute in any stream..

>> The candidate must be within the age limit of 21-30 years if general..21-33 years if OBC and 21-35 years if SC/ST..

>> General candidates have a max of 4 attempts..OBC have 7 whereas SC/ST have no limit..

Note :- There is no percentage bar for appearing in Civil Services..a mere pass certificate would do..

I have attached some of the previous year question papers of CSAT along with its syllabus..

You can also Click Here to know about the optional subjects as well as their respective syllabus..

visit http://upsc.gov.in for more details about the exam..

all the best..

With Warm Regards
Nitz

sir i wanto became an IAS officer and i am qualified b.pharmacy. in this course my subjects are following
1.Pharmaceutical chemistry
2.Pharmaceutics
3.Pharmacology
4.Pharmacognocy

Originally Posted by muchalapuri.rajesh

what is the minimum qualification marks percentage in degree for IAS. And also what is the process for exams and what is the syllabus and what is the process for Preliminarily.

hi friend,


IAS stands for Indian Administrative Service conducted by UPSC Every Year

A candidate must have completed their graduation Degree in any Discipline (B.A, B.com, B.E ) with atlest 55% from recognise universities.........

Final year students are also applicable..........

Age Limit:

1. General category student:- 21-30 years.
2. OBC relaxation in upper age +3 years.
3. SC/ST relaxation in upper age +5 years.

No. Attempt:

1. General - max. 4
2. OBC - max. 7.
3. SC/ST - No limit.

Exam Pattern:

1. Preliminary Exam.
2. Main Exam
3. Interview

Subjects for IAS

1. Public Administration
   
2. Sociology
   
3. Statistics
   
4. Zoology
   
5. Law
   
6. Agriculture
   
7. Animal Husbandry and Vetinary science
   
8. Anthropology
   
9. Botany
   
10. Chemistry
    
11. Civil engineering
    
12. Commerce and accountancy
    
13. Economics
    
14. Electrical engineering
    
15. Geography
    
16. Geology
    
17. History
    
18. Mathematics
    
19. Management
    
20. Mechanical engineering
    
21. Medical science
    
22. Philosophy
    
23. Physics
    
24. Political science
    
25. Psychology

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

Ias exam is conducted every year by upsc.
Eligibility:
<>you must be a citizen of india.
<>you should have a graduation degree from a recognised university.
<>your age should be between 21 to 30 years.
No. Of attempts-general 4 obc 7 sc unlimited.
Optional subjects-
Exam Pattern:
1. Preliminary
Exam.
2. Main Exam
3. Interview
Subjects for IAS
1. Public
Administration
2. Sociology
3. Statistics
4. Zoology
5. Law
6. Agriculture
7. Animal
Husbandry and
Vetinary science
8. Anthropology
9. Botany
10. Chemistry
11. Civil engineering
12. Commerce and
accountancy
13. Economics
14. Electrical
engineering
15. Geography
16. Geology
17. History
18. Mathematics
19. Management
20. Mechanical
engineering
21. Medical science
22. Philosophy
23. Physics
24. Political science
25. Psychology
best of luck

what topics are requried for doing ias by physics

Originally Posted by muchalapuri.rajesh

what is the minimum qualification marks percentage in degree for IAS. And also what is the process for exams and what is the syllabus and what is the process for Preliminarily.

IAS stands for Indian Administrative Services .

Those candidate have completed graduation degree from recognized university are eligible for IAS exam.Final year student are applicable for IAS Exam.

IAS exam not require any percentage marks in through out career .

The Candidates age should between 21 years to 30 years for general candidates .

Age relaxation:-

5 years relaxation for SC/ST candidates
3 years relaxation for OBC Candidates
10 years relaxation for PHC candidates
5 years relaxation for Ex-serviceman

There is a restriction for attempts .The no attempts allowed for IAS exam is given below-

General Candidate can maximum 4 Times
OBC Candidate can Maximum 7 Times
SC/ST there is no attempt Limit

IAS examination is divided into 3 stages :- 1)Preliminary 2)Main 3)Personal Interview .

Optional subjects for IAS exam:-

Economics , Electrical Engineering,Geography, Geology ,History, Law,Management,Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Science, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science and International Relations, Psychology, Public Administration, Sociology,Statistics, Zoology, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science, Anthropology,Botany, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Commerce and Accountancy.

Mains Subject for IAS Exam :-



I have listed some books name , you should buy these books because these books help you.

CSAT Civil Services Preliminary Exam UPSC IAS: The Complete Reference Solved Papers
Author: Gautam Puri
Publisher: G.K. Publications

UPSC IAS Civil Services Preliminary exam general studies solved papers
Author: GKP
Publisher: G.K. Publications

IAS General Studies: Mains Examination Topic Wise Question Analysis
Author: Editorial Board - UPSC Portal
Publisher: Kalinjar Publication

CSAT-UPSC Priliminary Exams for IAS IPS
Publisher: Priyanka Prakashan
Author: Chandresh Agrawal

I have attached the syllabus for IAS exam so please check it out.

For online application you may log into www.upsconline.nic.in.
.

Dear Friend,


The abbreviation of IAS is Indian Administrative Services.





Union Public Service Commission organizes Indian Administrative Services exam every year through Civil Services exam.


The educational qualifications regarding with Indian Administrative Services exam are below mentioned:-

# Candidates must have finished their bachelor degree in any curriculum from any approved institution.

# There is no need of percentage for this exam.

# Candidates of last year of bachelor degree for this exam.


Age limit and relaxation regarding with Indian Administrative Services exam are below mentioned:-

# 21-30 years.

# Relaxation:- 3 years, 5 years and 10 years are assumed for OBC, SC/ST and PWD candidates.

# Citizenship:- Must be Indian.


No. of attempts regarding with Indian Administrative Services exam is below mentioned:-

# General:- 4.

# OBC:- 7.

# SC/ST:- No limits.


Thanks.

Originally Posted by muchalapuri.rajesh

what is the minimum qualification marks percentage in degree for IAS. And also what is the process for exams and what is the syllabus and what is the process for Preliminarily.

Dear Friend,


IAS stands for Indian Administrative Service.

This exam conducted by Union Public Service Commission once in a year.....


A candidate must have completed their Graduation Study in any Discipline from Recognized Universities are eligible for Indian Administrative Service exam. Final years student who are waiting for their final result can also apply for it....

There is no min percentage required for this exam...

Citizenship of India...

Age Limit:

The candidate minimum age limit is above 21 years.

The candidate maximum age limit is below 30 years.

Age Relaxation:

3 years upper age relaxation for OBC candidates...

5 years upper age relaxation for SC\ST candidates...

10 years upper age relaxation for PWD candidates...

No of Attempts:

General candidates can appear a maximum of 4 times, OBC can appear 7 times and no limit for SC/ST/PWD candidates...


Exam Pattern:

The exam have three stages:

* Preliminary Exam

* Main Exam

* Personal Interview






I have attached the syllabus for IAS exam so , check it out.

All the best,...............

Preliminary Examination Syllabus :

Paper I :

Current events of national & international importance

History of India & Indian National movement

Indian & World Geography physical , social economic geography of India & the world

Indian polity & governance constitution , political system , panchayati raj , public policy , rights ...

Economic & social development sustainable development , poverty , inclusion , demographics , social sector initiatives

General issues on environmental ecology , bio-diversity & climate change that do not subject specialization

General science

Paper II :

Comprehension

Interpersonal skills including communication skills

Logical reasoning & analytical ability

Decision making & problem solving

General mental ability

Basic numeracy , data interpretation

English language comprehension skills

Main Examination Syllabus :

Paper 1:

one of the Indian languages to be selected from the languages included in the eighth schedule of the constitution

Paper 2:

The above two papers will be of matriculation or equivalent standard & will be of qualifying nature

Paper 3:

Essay

Paper 4 & 5 :

General Studies

Paper 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 :

Any two subjects to be selected from the list of optional subjects given or one optional subjects & one literature subject

Optional Subjects :

Agriculture

Anthropology

Botany

Geology

Chemistry

Economics

Civil Engineering

History

Geography

Law

Management

Mathematics

Medical Science

Philosophy

Physics

Sociology

Zoology

Psychology

Public Administrative

Statistics

Mechanical Engineering

Commerce & Accountancy

Political Science & International Relation

Electrical Engineering

Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science

Eligibility :

Candidates must be Indian

Candidates must be complete Graduation in any stream from a recognized University

Candidates age limit between 21 to 30 years , as relaxation as per govt rules

Selection Process :

Preliminary Examination

Main Examination

Interview