IAS Civil Service Exam

Every year UPSC conducts the most prestigious exam of the country, The civil services examination in three stages i.e prelims, mains, and interview. The mains examination is the most crucial stage which decides your selection and ranking in civil services examination. The pattern of the mains exam is- IAS Mains is also an offline exam. Each paper will carry  250 marks .    Each paper is of  3 hours . 30 minutes are given extra to blind students. The exam will contain  7 papers . A candidate will be tested on the basis of their knowledge and understanding of the subject Questions will be both-  objective and subjective  in nature. They will be given in both  Hindi and English  language. IAS Mains is further divided into two types – Qualifying Exam and Merit Exam. It is compulsory to appear in both. Qualifying Papers-  Paper A: (One of the Indian Language to be selected from the ones included in the ...

What is the right time to start IAS preparation?? If you are planning to prepare for IAS exam , you might be wondering about what is the right time to start your preparation. Though there is various approach usually people start their IAS preparation just after graduation.  Some people start their preparation during their graduation itself or some may start after a few years of job, there might be various cases. But a youngster who has just completed his graduation and does not have any clear future plan, preparing for civil services might be a good option for him. More and more youngsters from different streams like science, history, arts, and even engineering, aspire to join the civil services to become an IAS, IFS, IPS or join other administrative services. The civil services examination is not only one of the most prestigious in the country, but it is also one of the toughest exams you’ll ever take in your life. IAS Coaching helps you get started. Hence just a...

UPSC Exam Syllabus Indian Administrative Service (IAS) was formerly known as the Imperial Civil Service (ICS) is the Civil Services Examination and one of the toughest competitive exams in India. It is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission for the recruitment of officers for the All India Administrative Civil Service. The only thing constant in today’s world is “change”. On average, 900,000 to 1,000,000 candidates apply every year. The examination consists of the following three stages: Stage I: Preliminary examination – The preliminary examination is the first stage of IAS exam . This stage of just qualifying nature and is like an elimination round. Marks of prelims do not help you in your final selection and ranking in ias exam final result. This exam is of objective nature which consists of two papers i.e Paper 1 of General studies and Paper 2 Of CSAT. The syllabus of general studies includes Current events of national and international importance His...