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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Prasad,
Following posts are offered by MPSC:
1. Class 1 posts:
1.1 Deputy collector.
1.2 Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP).
1.3 Assistant commissioner sales tax.
1.4 Deputy registrar co-operative socities.
1.5 Deputy chief executive officer.
1.6 Superintendent state excise department.
1.7 Block development officer (BDO).
1.8 Finance, audit and accounts service.
2. Class 2 posts:
2.1 Block development officer (BDO).
2.2 Deputy Superintendent state excise department.
2.3 Finance, Audit and Accounts Service.
2.4 Nayab Tahasildar.
2.5 Sales tax officer.
2.6 Sales tax inspector.
All the best.
Following posts are offered by MPSC:
1. Class 1 posts:
1.1 Deputy collector.
1.2 Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP).
1.3 Assistant commissioner sales tax.
1.4 Deputy registrar co-operative socities.
1.5 Deputy chief executive officer.
1.6 Superintendent state excise department.
1.7 Block development officer (BDO).
1.8 Finance, audit and accounts service.
2. Class 2 posts:
2.1 Block development officer (BDO).
2.2 Deputy Superintendent state excise department.
2.3 Finance, Audit and Accounts Service.
2.4 Nayab Tahasildar.
2.5 Sales tax officer.
2.6 Sales tax inspector.
All the best.
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Juhi BansalExplore your self
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
In my point of view, you should continue with civil service. It is little bit hard but it has bright future and if you have more interest in MBA, then you can do it, but do it from a good university or college.
All the best.
In my point of view, you should continue with civil service. It is little bit hard but it has bright future and if you have more interest in MBA, then you can do it, but do it from a good university or college.
All the best.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Raju,
For IAS preparation, I would suggest you to complete your class 11th and 12th with all your efforts and try to learn all the basics. You need to be a bright student with very excellent marks after that you can go for your graduation.
All the best.
For IAS preparation, I would suggest you to complete your class 11th and 12th with all your efforts and try to learn all the basics. You need to be a bright student with very excellent marks after that you can go for your graduation.
All the best.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Veda,
CSE and ECE are totally different both have different base. CSE will take you in the world of Computers and software whereas ECE towards electronics and semiconductors. Now, its on your choice if what you like the most. Choose one and go for it.
As your aim is to become IAS, you can be an IAS after doing this engineering but for better is suggest you to go for B.Sc if you are totally confident to go for IAS.
All the best.
CSE and ECE are totally different both have different base. CSE will take you in the world of Computers and software whereas ECE towards electronics and semiconductors. Now, its on your choice if what you like the most. Choose one and go for it.
As your aim is to become IAS, you can be an IAS after doing this engineering but for better is suggest you to go for B.Sc if you are totally confident to go for IAS.
All the best.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
If you want to become a district collector then you are advised to appear for Civil Services and aim for IAS cadre. You can become collector through MPSC examination once after few years experience ou move up the ladder from PSC officer to IAS. It is very long path.
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Deepti Singh
Guide-Level 12
Following is the salary structure of IFS officers according to the grade:
1. Junior Time Scale [Under Secretary]
Basic pay scale is Rs.8000 - 275 - 13,500
2. Senior Time Scale [Under Secretary]
Basic Pay Scale is Rs.10, 650 - 325 - 15, 850
3. Junior Administrative Grade [Deputy Secretary]
Basic pay scale is Rs.12, 750 - 375 - 16, 500
4. Selection Grade IV [Counselor Director]
Basic pay scale is Rs.15, 100 - 400 - 18, 300
5. Senior Administrative Grade [Joint Secretary]
Basic pay scale is Rs.18, 400 - 500 - 22, 400
6. Ambassador/ High Commissioner
Basic pay scale is Rs.26, 000 [Fixed]
The entry level basic salary for IFS officer is Rs.8, 000 per mon
1. Junior Time Scale [Under Secretary]
Basic pay scale is Rs.8000 - 275 - 13,500
2. Senior Time Scale [Under Secretary]
Basic Pay Scale is Rs.10, 650 - 325 - 15, 850
3. Junior Administrative Grade [Deputy Secretary]
Basic pay scale is Rs.12, 750 - 375 - 16, 500
4. Selection Grade IV [Counselor Director]
Basic pay scale is Rs.15, 100 - 400 - 18, 300
5. Senior Administrative Grade [Joint Secretary]
Basic pay scale is Rs.18, 400 - 500 - 22, 400
6. Ambassador/ High Commissioner
Basic pay scale is Rs.26, 000 [Fixed]
The entry level basic salary for IFS officer is Rs.8, 000 per mon
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