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8th December 2012, 06:29 PM
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What should I do after failing in IAS exam?


what to do after failed in IAS exam? i had done MA in political sceince.plz help




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9th December 2012, 01:08 PM
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Default Re: What should I do after failing in IAS exam?

Have you used all the attempts for IAS exam. What I mean is that general students are given 4 attempts to clear Indian Administrative Service Exam, while OBC candidates are given 7 attempts. There is no restriction on number of attempts for SC/ST candidates.

Therefore I hope you have used all the attempts and yet failed to clear the Indian Administrative Service. If you have not used all the attempts then please try again for the exam. This time use the experience of attempting IAS on last ocassion and try your best to clear it.

If you have taken all the attempts then considering the fact that you have completed post graduation, I would say that you should apply for the National Eligibility Test (NET). The National Eligibility Test is for the college lectureship. Only post graduates can apply for it, which makes you eligible. But you will also need to meet the percentage criteria.


Eligibility

1. You should be Indian citizen to attempt NET.

2. Minimum qualification required is post graduation degree from a UGC recognized university.

3. At least 55 percent marks in post graduation.

4. SC/ST candidates need 50 percent marks.

5. Final year post graduation students are also eligible to apply.

6. They should be able to submit their degree within 2 years of attempting NET successfully.

7. Your NET subject should be related to post graduation degree.


Age Limit

1. The age limit for JRF is 28 years.

2. The age limit is relaxed by 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST.

3. There is no upper age limit for College Lectureship.
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13th December 2012, 09:38 PM
Ravikanth2027
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Default Re: What should I do after failing in IAS exam?

If you are failed , you have another choice to apply IAS examination
But you have a limited choices to apply IAS Examination

Number of Attempts :

General Candidates just have Four choices to apply IAS Examination

OBC Candidates have Seven choices to apply IAS Examination and

No limit for SC/ST Candidates

IAS Examination Eligibility :

Candidates must be Citizen of Indian

Candidates should have to complete Graduation in any stream from a recognized university
The final year pursuing Candidates also eligible for apply IAS Preliminary Examination & Complete our Graduation before Main Examination

Age limit :

General Candidates : Min of age limit 21 years & Max of age limit 30 years

OBC Candidates : Min of age limit 21 years & Max of age limit 33 years

SC/ST Candidates : Min of age limit 21 years & Max of age limit 35 years

Selection Process :

Preliminary Examination
Main Examination
Interview

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15th December 2012, 06:57 PM
josh98
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Default Re: What should I do after failing in IAS exam?

Hi friend......

If you are failed in IAS exam you have another choice to write this exam.

No of Attempts for this exam:

4 for General

7 for OBC

No limit for SC\ST

Eligibility:

You should be indian.

You should complete Graduation.

Your age limit is 21 to30 years.

3 years relaxation for OBC

5 years for sc\st

10 for physical Handicapped

Selection Process:

Preliminary Exam
Main Exam
Interview

all the best...........
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15th December 2012, 07:07 PM
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Default Re: What should I do after failing in IAS exam?

Hello Friend ,

Well if you have failed in one attempt then don't get upset as the exam is

tend to be toughest exam of all , and it is not that easy to crack IAS exam at

once . So if you belong to General Gregory then you have more three

attempts to prove your self the best amongst all , and if you are an SC/ST

category then there is not a problem for you as you have the opportunity to

give exam as many times as you want .... By chance you are fed up giving

exam , then you can go for other exam like NET , or you can go for MBA

course ...

choice is all yours ...

THANK YOU ...
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