Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

If you are fresher, then you can apply your all potential and believe in yourself.

As you are studying Diploma, just complete it and join B.Tech. After completion of B.Tech, you will be eligible to write UPSC examination and to become an IAS officer. You have to qualify UPSC examination. Wishing you a better luck.

Kindly mention what information are you looking forward to seek. You can reply to this question or put up another question for the information that you are looking forward to seek for.

It is as difficult to crack IAS with Hindi medium, as it is with English medium. Year after year students with Hindi and other regional languages have been doing well at UPSC CSE. The recent example is IAS topper Shailendra Singh Indoliya. He is a person, who has defied the myth associated with Hindi Medium. He successfully cleared UPSC Civil Services Exam four times and each time, he got a better rank. Last year, he got selected for Indian Revenue Services exam, because he got AIR of 337.

Kindly check the link below. It has a career path which shows (Step by Step) how to become an IPS officer. https://www.shiksha.com/careers/indian-administrative-service-officer-237.

5 best IAS Coaching Institutes in Chandigarh are:
ALS IAS
Anurag Bachans Droanacharya IAS Today
Chanakya IAS Academy Chandigarh
Raj Malhotra IAS Academy.

Kindly click the link below for IAS preparation. https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/aias-examination-patterns-blogId-466.

To become an IAS Officer, you need to qualify the Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Exam (CSE). The exam itself is conducted as a means to recruit civil servants to one of the 25 services that comprise of the All India Services (IPA, IFS and IAS), Central Services (IRS, Railways, etc.). And Group B services.

That's not an issue, you can choose from a wide range of programmes. As you seem interested in IFS, so I think B.Sc in Forestry is an ideal degree. You can even enjoy your course. Other than these you can go for -
1. Physiotherapy
2. Botany
3. Zoology
4. BVA
5. Veterniary
6. B. Des
7. Mathematics
8. B.Ed
There are a lot, but you should take a course that will suit your interest and in what you will get scope to prepare for your competitive exam. Good Luck.

Hi,
IAS is focused on the administrative part of the job, but the IPS is more on the application and how to keep the peace in the society. Both the exams are held by UPSC, but both of them are different in their function. The purpose of the IAS, IPS is serving the nation directly or indirectly.