Forester

-Minimum Educational Qualification for Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Exam. The candidate must hold a Bachelor's degree in any of the following subjects/ disciplines. -Bachelor's degree with at least one of the subjects as Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science. -you have to clear the UPSC CSE examination and for that you have to complete your graduation with any stream. -Related Articles: Indian Forest Service, Statistics Paper II Papers. Indian Forest Service, Statistics Paper I Papers. Vacancies for the 2023 cycle are expected to be released by the Commission through the official notification for the 2023 cycle. The selection process for the MPPSC Forest Service exam 2023 is expected to include a preliminary and a main written test, an interview round, a physical standard test, and a medical test.

Forests contribute a lot to the ecology and economy of the nations and play a major role in improvement of quality of life of the people. Therefore, management of forest is urgently required and that is done by forestry professionals. Forestry is the Science of development and care of forest. It is all about management of forest by protecting, conserving and upgrading up forest resources which also include farming of trees used as timber. Issues like global warming, deforestation, global climatic change, water scarcity, natural disasters, etc. , are all related to the effective and controlled use of forest wealth. Career Prospects
As the consciousness among the people for conservation of forest is growing, so also the career opportunities available to Forestry graduates are also increasing. Forestry graduates can take up jobs in various government departments like department of forest and wildlife. They can be employment in NGOs working in conservation and up gradation of forests. Corporate houses involved in timber plantations also need the services of Forestry graduates. They also can take up research work in public sector research institutions like Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), Institute of Social Forestry and Eco-rehabilitation and Wildlife Research Institutes.