Civil services are the prominent kind of services which deals with nation’s overall development through a civil servant. There are three types of Civil Servants regarded as Grade A , Grade b and Grade C . Grade A includes IAS , IPS IFS ,IES, IFoS , IRS etc, Grade B includes Bank PO , RBI Officers,. There is also PCS (Provincial State Services) which includes excise and taxation services, Assistant collector etc.
Civil Servants are selected by several Governmental exams conducted by UPSC ( UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION )yearly. Grade A and some of Grade B officers are selected by UPSC while Grade C officers like Income Tax dept. Are selected by Staff Selection Co-mission ( SSC)
Graduation level of education is necessary to apply for this kind of job. Age factor depends upon the caste reservation system , General category candidates age limit might be slightly different than SC/ST candidates .Different procedure is followed for ph (Physically handicapped) candidates. They are tested on if they can life/ pull certain weight .
How to prepare for Civil Services :-
Candidates start preparing one year prior or 6 months prior to be successful in civil services but they say this exam is the mother of all exams in India and it does depend on luck factor to hard work by 1:99. Sometimes it takes 3 years and sometimes it takes 1 year to get successful rank.
Coaching centres in metropolitan cities are opened where candidates go and learn. Most of candidates go to Delhi as it is stated as hub for civil services aspirants. But, only handful of the coaching centres provide proper guidance and help them get top-notch ranks.
It is advisable to start your preparation by your own by following basic foundation books i.e NCERT and Tamil Nadu books, then proceed for graduate level books for references .One should be determined , single-minded & ruthless to go through such a long process.
As Bruce Lee said “ I fear not man who practice different kicks thousand times but i fear man who has practiced single kick thousand times”. Same goes with civil services preparation . One should stick to limited books and reading materials and revise them one over and again. Magazines like frontline and yojana and newspaper either one The Hindu or The Indian express should be followed for current affairs about national and international happenings. Also, recommended Economic survey yearly published by Govt. Of India around end of Feb for economic updates whose information and statistics are required in almost all of these exams.
They look for responsible, ethical thinker, self driven person, leadership qualities, outspoken and truthful person while interviewing someone for Grade A and Grade B services and for Grade C ,there is no interview required. For Interview details likes hobbies ( serious one), Educational qualifications, work experience , service location ( depends on person) ,service allotment ( personal choice) etc are filled in DAF. They ask similar questions from DAF to make candidates relax . Sometimes they check the presence of mind and common sense of the candidate.
Serious and sincere candidates are selected for the services and then they are sent to certain institutions for foundation courses where they are again taught law , geography, history , new languages etc. By end of foundation courses they have already become a different improvised versions of themselves which is needed for development, growth and prosperous nation.
Civil Servants are selected by several Governmental exams conducted by UPSC ( UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION )yearly. Grade A and some of Grade B officers are selected by UPSC while Grade C officers like Income Tax dept. Are selected by Staff Selection Co-mission ( SSC)
Graduation level of education is necessary to apply for this kind of job. Age factor depends upon the caste reservation system , General category candidates age limit might be slightly different than SC/ST candidates .Different procedure is followed for ph (Physically handicapped) candidates. They are tested on if they can life/ pull certain weight .
How to prepare for Civil Services :-
Candidates start preparing one year prior or 6 months prior to be successful in civil services but they say this exam is the mother of all exams in India and it does depend on luck factor to hard work by 1:99. Sometimes it takes 3 years and sometimes it takes 1 year to get successful rank.
Coaching centres in metropolitan cities are opened where candidates go and learn. Most of candidates go to Delhi as it is stated as hub for civil services aspirants. But, only handful of the coaching centres provide proper guidance and help them get top-notch ranks.
It is advisable to start your preparation by your own by following basic foundation books i.e NCERT and Tamil Nadu books, then proceed for graduate level books for references .One should be determined , single-minded & ruthless to go through such a long process.
As Bruce Lee said “ I fear not man who practice different kicks thousand times but i fear man who has practiced single kick thousand times”. Same goes with civil services preparation . One should stick to limited books and reading materials and revise them one over and again. Magazines like frontline and yojana and newspaper either one The Hindu or The Indian express should be followed for current affairs about national and international happenings. Also, recommended Economic survey yearly published by Govt. Of India around end of Feb for economic updates whose information and statistics are required in almost all of these exams.
They look for responsible, ethical thinker, self driven person, leadership qualities, outspoken and truthful person while interviewing someone for Grade A and Grade B services and for Grade C ,there is no interview required. For Interview details likes hobbies ( serious one), Educational qualifications, work experience , service location ( depends on person) ,service allotment ( personal choice) etc are filled in DAF. They ask similar questions from DAF to make candidates relax . Sometimes they check the presence of mind and common sense of the candidate.
Serious and sincere candidates are selected for the services and then they are sent to certain institutions for foundation courses where they are again taught law , geography, history , new languages etc. By end of foundation courses they have already become a different improvised versions of themselves which is needed for development, growth and prosperous nation.
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