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Is it necessary for a candidate to complete the graduation with honours degree for appearing in ias exam? And sir i also want to know the minimum % of marks required for ias exam. I will be obliged if you tell me this in detail.

No it is not at all necessary to be a graduate from an honors degree fro appearing in IAS.
You can apply for the IAS even if you’re having 33% marks. Because the eligibilty of being an IAS is that you should be a graduate in any stream form the recognized university of india. Final year graduation students can also apply for the exam.
You should be a citizen of india and your age should be in between 21-30 years of age.
The relaxation is provided for the obc and sc/st candidates.
21-33 years for obc
And 21-35 years of sc/st

hi,

IAS EXAM STANDS FOR INDIAN ADMINISTRATE SERVICES.

To become IAS Officer Candidates need to crack the UPSC Civil services examination, The examination was held in two parts, Preliminary and Mains. Preliminary examination will have two papers, Both are of Objective Type. If you have cracked the Preliminary examination, only then you allow to Sit in Main examination.

Educational Qualifications:
A candidate must have obtained minimum qualification is graduation from recognized University with minimum pass marks eligible for Exam.All final year students of graduation course also eligible for this exam.
Selection Procedure for UPSC Exam:
Preliminary Exam
Mains Exam
Interview



for more,
www.upsc.gov.in

hi,

IAS EXAM STANDS FOR INDIAN ADMINISTRATE SERVICES.

To become IAS Officer Candidates need to crack the UPSC Civil services examination, The examination was held in two parts, Preliminary and Mains. Preliminary examination will have two papers, Both are of Objective Type. If you have cracked the Preliminary examination, only then you allow to Sit in Main examination.

Educational Qualifications:
A candidate must have obtained minimum qualification is graduation from recognized University with minimum pass marks eligible for Exam.All final year students of graduation course also eligible for this exam.
Selection Procedure for UPSC Exam:
Preliminary Exam
Mains Exam
Interview



for more,
www.upsc.gov.in

No it is not mandatory to hold a Bachelors degree with Honours to appear in the UPSC Civil Services Exam(CSE).Simple graduates can also apply.
To become an IAS Officer you have appear/clear the prestigious Civil Services Exam(CSE).
It is one of the toughest & most competitive exam at the All India Level.
CSE is conducted by UPSC every year to make recruitments to 24 services/posts.
After clearing CSE you can get posts like IAS,IPS,IFS,IRS,etc based on your
rank in the Final Merit list.

Eligibility For CSE :

Age Limit :
General Category-21-30yrs on 1st August of the year of exam
OBC-21-33yrs
SC/ST-21-35yrs

Educational Qualification :
Minimum educational qualification to appear in the CSE is,
A Bachelors Degree in any discipline from a UGC/AICTE recognised University.
Final year appeared/appearing candidates can also apply on provision.
Percentage is not a criteria for applying to CSE,you just need
a Pass Class in graduation.

Attempts :
General Category-4 times
OBC-7 times
SC/ST-Unlimited times

For more details visit www.upsc.gov.in
To apply online visit www.upsconline.nic.in

CSE 2013 Exam notification is expected on 02.02.2013 and Prelims/CSAT exam will be held on 19.05.2013.

No,graduation in any field from any recognized university is required to apply for IAS .If you don't have honors then also you are eligible for IAS. You have to select two subjects for main exam from some specified subjects.Following combinations are not allowed-

Maths with statics

Commerce and management

Management and public administration

Any two branch of engineering

Any two literature.

You should read following news papers and magazines-

THE HINDU

TIMES OF INDIA

ECONOMICS TIMES OF INDIA

COMPETITION SUCCESS REVIEW

Pratiyogitadarpan.

HI


No it is not at all necessary to be a graduate from an honors degree fro appearing in IAS.
You can apply for the IAS even if you’re having 33% marks. Because the eligibilty of being an IAS is that you should be a graduate in any stream form the recognized university of india. Final year graduation students can also apply for the exam.
You should be a citizen of india and your age should be in between 21-30 years of age.
The relaxation is provided for the obc and sc/st candidates.
21-33 years for obc
And 21-35 years of sc/st

No there is no need of an Honours Degree for IAS examination.

You need only a Degree in any discipline from a UGC recognised University. There is no such rule that you must have a Honours Degree.

If you have the required age with Degree then you will be definitely eligible for IAS examination.

Just don’t worry you are definitely eligible. Please ignore if someone says these type of things to you.

Just take care that your age is between 21 to 30 years when you are applying for IAS examination.

There will be age relaxation on the basis of category to which the candidate belongs.

SC/ST – 5 years age relaxation

OBC- 3 years age relaxation

PWD- 10 years age relaxation

To become an IAS officer you must pass CSAT, Mains and personal Interview with merit.

Those who are high on merit will have greater chance of getting selected as an IAS officer.

For more information visit http://www.upsc.gov.in

My friend there is no need to obtain Honors graduation degree to appear for Indian Administrative Service. Any graduation degree will suffice. You can have BA, B.Com, B.Sc, BCA, BBA, B.Tech in any stream to apply for the Indian Administrative Service.

The criteria for Civil Service Examination is graduation degree. There do no worry. Neither you should worry about the percentage because there isn't any criteria for percentage either. If you have completed graduation then feel free to apply for the Indian Administrative Service.


Eligibility

1. You should be citizen of India.

2. Bachelor degree in any stream.

3. There is no percentage criteria.

4. Age limit is 21 to 30 years.

5. There is 3 years relaxation for OBC.

6. Up to 5 years relaxation for SC and ST.


Selection Process

1. Preliminary Exam

2. Main Exam

3. Interview