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Monisha Barua
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Hi Rohit,
To be eligible for West Bengal Civil Services Exam :
1) You need to pass a degree from a recognized University.
2) You need to know how to read, write and speak in Bengali (not required for recruitment in the case of candidates from hill areas of the district Darjeeling I.e. for Nepali speaking candidates)
3) Your age should not be below 21 years but not more than 32 years on the 1st January of the year of examination for services and posts included in Group 'A','C' and 'D'. For the West Bengal Police Service only (I.e. Group 'B' Service) age not below 20 years but not more than 32 years on the 1st January of the year of examina
To be eligible for West Bengal Civil Services Exam :
1) You need to pass a degree from a recognized University.
2) You need to know how to read, write and speak in Bengali (not required for recruitment in the case of candidates from hill areas of the district Darjeeling I.e. for Nepali speaking candidates)
3) Your age should not be below 21 years but not more than 32 years on the 1st January of the year of examination for services and posts included in Group 'A','C' and 'D'. For the West Bengal Police Service only (I.e. Group 'B' Service) age not below 20 years but not more than 32 years on the 1st January of the year of examina
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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.
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Dear Mini Sharma,
IAS is a highly competitive civil service exam, Details such as eligibility, max and mini age, application procedure syllabus.I'm providing you a link over there you can check all these details.
http://www.civilserviceindia.com/civil-services-eligibility.html
All the very best
IAS is a highly competitive civil service exam, Details such as eligibility, max and mini age, application procedure syllabus.I'm providing you a link over there you can check all these details.
http://www.civilserviceindia.com/civil-services-eligibility.html
All the very best
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Dr M DFollow me for a better guidance.
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It doesn't really matter. Be a graduat in any field first, then clear UPSC exam
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lovey mah
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Hi Aditya,
Kindly refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/eJgH2g
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.
Kindly refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/eJgH2g
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.
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astha singh
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Usually, IAS is the more preferred cadre. Rarely, candidates prefer IFS over IAS but it does happen.
IAS gives you greater opportunity to have an impact on the lives of citizens of the country and definitely provides you with more power.
IFS, while giving you an opportunity to travel, is more like a PR person. You need to attend diplomatic functions, attend to ministers and officials visiting the country and send updates apart from the consular tasks. The power to influence the citizen's life is much limited as compared to an IAS officer. However, it is good if you are posted in an important country or posted in MEA.
IAS gives you greater opportunity to have an impact on the lives of citizens of the country and definitely provides you with more power.
IFS, while giving you an opportunity to travel, is more like a PR person. You need to attend diplomatic functions, attend to ministers and officials visiting the country and send updates apart from the consular tasks. The power to influence the citizen's life is much limited as compared to an IAS officer. However, it is good if you are posted in an important country or posted in MEA.
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