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Asked: January 9, 20232023-01-09T23:13:32+05:30 2023-01-09T23:13:32+05:30In: Civil Services

What happens after clearing UPSC?

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    2023-01-26T19:49:51+05:30Added an answer on January 26, 2023 at 7:49 pm

    After clearing the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) Civil Services Examination (CSE), the successful candidates are appointed as IAS (Indian Administrative Service), IPS (Indian Police Service), IFS (Indian Forest Service), and other civil services officers based on their rank and preference.Read more

    After clearing the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) Civil Services Examination (CSE), the successful candidates are appointed as IAS (Indian Administrative Service), IPS (Indian Police Service), IFS (Indian Forest Service), and other civil services officers based on their rank and preference.

    The UPSC conducts the CSE in three stages: the Preliminary Exam, the Main Exam, and the Interview. After clearing all three stages, the candidates are placed in a merit list, which is based on their overall performance in the written examination and the interview.

    The top-ranking candidates are appointed to the IAS, the second-ranking candidates to the IPS, and so on. The candidates are also given the option to express their preferences for the different services, and the UPSC allocates the services based on their rank and preferences.

    After the appointment, the candidates will undergo a probation period of around 2 years, during which they will receive training and mentoring from senior officers. The training will cover various aspects such as law, administration, and management, and it will also provide an opportunity for the candidates to gain hands-on experience.

    After the probation period, the candidates will be posted to various positions in the state and central government, where they will be responsible for implementing government policies, laws, and regulations, as well as providing administrative support to the district and state governments.

    It’s worth noting that being an IAS officer is a challenging but rewarding career, they are responsible for the welfare of citizens, and the development of their district, state and country.

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