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The IAS exam is conducted once a year by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) in India. It's a highly competitive exam for civil service positions.

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The candidates should note that the salary of the IAS officier is fixed by the Ministry of Personnel, Government of India. The State governments are required to follow the mandate of the Union Government and pay the IAS officers such salary. This is the case for all the three All India Services. 

The salary of IAS officers posted in West Bengal can be provisionally taken as Rs. 1,30,600/- in Level-21 of Pay Matrix as per the information provided in the Government of West Bengal document

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The salary of WBCS officers is not more than that of IAS officers posted in the state. IAS officers generally receive a higher salary compared to WBCS officers due to the difference in the pay scale and hierarchy between the two services. The salary structure and benefits for IAS officers are typically more lucrative than those for WBCS officers.

The salary of the IAS officers is prescribed and revised by the Union Government of India while the WBCS officer's salary is governed by the State Government rules.

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The documents required for the UPSC interview, also known as the Personality Test, include:

  • Original Matriculation Certificate
  • Degree Certificate
  • 2 recent passport size photographs
  • Print-out of the e-Admit Card/e-Summon Letter

These documents are essential for candidates to carry during the UPSC interview process to verify their identity and qualifications.

Additionally, candidates may need to submit original documents such as the Matriculation/10th Standard certificate or equivalent certificate indicating date of birth on the day of the interview.

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The Union Public Service Commission will conduct the UPSC 2024 main exam from September 20, 2024. The exam will continue for two weekends. The UPSC 2024 Main (written) Exam result is expected to be declared in December 2024. The candidates should note that the UPSC prelims 2024 result will be declared in June first week. 

The candidates should note that the final result for UPSC 2024 exam will be released in April 2025.

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