IES's Management College and Research Centre

IES is all about maintaining accuracy with speed as you have to attempt 150 questions in 180 minutes in technical and 100 questions in 120 minutes in non tech. Thus, test series plays a very important role, so you should not ignore the part tests and subject test initially. Give the test of a particular subject just after completing that one. Attempting test will not be beneficial if you don't analyze it and bookmark important ones. Just follow a simple pattern in your study that you have to complete a particular subject in particular time (eg.15-20 days) and then you have to give the test and analyze the performance. You can buy online test series of a particular institution initially. In the month of September-October, coaching institutes conduct offline test series, you can join them. Last but not the least, don't get demotivated during preparation even when you will get less marks in tests because IES exam checks your patience and continuity, so keep trying and you will succeed for sure. All the best for your career.

IES educational qualification Criteria as defined for the UPSC requires the applicant to have cleared ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:
1. Must possess a degree in Engineering from a recognised institute with the minimum percentage required.
2. Should have cleared section A and B from the Institutions of engineers (India).
3. Obtained a degree/Diploma in Engineering from such Foreign University/ College/ Institution and the certificate is valued as equivalent to the degree received in India.
4. Passed Graduate Membership Examination of the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (India).
5. Passed Associate Membership Examination Parts II and III/Sections A and B of the Aeronautical Society of India.
6. Passed Graduate Membership Examination of the Institution of Electronics and Radio Engineers, London held after November 1959.