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•Security -

IAS officers are provided with security guards for themselves and even their family

•Trips -

IAS officers enjoy subsidised accommodation in government guest houses or bungalows when on official or non - official trips when visiting Delhi they can avail of accommodation in their State Bhavans

•Job Security -

IAS officers have enviable job security it is not easy to fire an officer and the process requires extensive investigations and inquiries

•Post - retirement - Officers can also be appointed to commissions or tribunals their services can also be availed off in other depts of the govt IAS officers are also sought after by private companies for their talents

•Transport -

They are allotted one or more vehicles for official purposes

IAS officers are paid in a variety of pay bands including Junior Scale

Senior Scale and Super Time Scale

The government also provides IAS officers with furnished accommodation

vehicle

cook

house - help etc

an IAS official receives a number of extra benefits

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Dear candidate, Basic salary of an IAS Officer according to 7th Pay Commission is Rs 56,100 to Rs 2,50,000. The allowances given to IAS officer are:

• Residence : IAS officers generally get huge houses as residences on very low or no rent. They also can avail of the services of maids, cooks, gardeners, security guards, etc.
• Transport: They are allotted one or more vehicles for official purposes.
• Security: IAS officers are provided with security guards for themselves and even their family.
• Bills: They generally get free or highly subsidised electricity, water, gas and phone connections.
• Trips: IAS officers enjoy subsidised accommodation in government guest houses or bungalows when on official or non-official trips. When visiting Delhi, they can avail of accommodation in their State Bhavans.
• Study Leaves : IAS officers can also go for study leaves for 2 years. They can even undergo courses at reputed foreign universities. The cost of such courses will be undertaken by the government. Of course, there are restrictions on this facility. Only officers who have completed 7 years of service (6 years for North-East Cadres) are allowed this facility. They should also sign a bond that they would serve the government in their capacity as IAS officers for a certain number of years after they return.
• Job Security : IAS officers have enviable job security. It is not easy to fire an officer and the process requires extensive investigations and inquiries.
• Lifetime Pension
• Post-retirement: Officers can also be appointed to commissions or tribunals. Their services can also be availed off in other departments of the government. Many IAS officers are also sought-after by private companies for their talents.

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Hope you are doing fine.

To become an IAS officer you need to crack the Civil Service Examination (CSE) conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

After passing this exam you can become an IAS officer.

Eligibility criteria for this exam is as follows:

The minimum age criteria is at least 21 years of age.

The maximum age limit for the general the category is 32 years, OBC category is 35 years and for SC/ST category is 37 years.

You will be eligible for the exam only after completing the graduation in any field from a recognised university.

For more details, click on the given link:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/how-to-become-an-ias-officer

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Hello Aspirant,

To join the Indian Administrative service (IAS) you must qualify in the civil services examination conducted by the union public service commission of india (UPSC). This exam is conducted annually in may/June. The exam will have three rounds

1. Preliminary examination
2. Civil services main examination
3. Interview

The preliminary examination will have two papers

Paper 1

Geography

Polity

History

Current affairs

General knowledge

Economics

Paper 2

English language proficiency

Quantitative aptitude

Logical reasoning

You can find further information in the link provided below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam/amp

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Decision-making skills - An IAS officer is a part of government machinery he or she must be able to adapt to the changes in the system operator & structure an IAS officer is quick in analysing the available possibilities and potential outcome to take decisions accordingly

Compassion -

An IAS officer should be compassionate to eliminate the suffering of the people with misfortune he or she is required to implement the laws to provide support to the people of the underprivileged sections without violating existing laws & rules

Integrity -

In the Public Administration transparency comes with the definition of holding public officials accountable and eliminating corruption an IAS officer must possess transparency to observe the actions and decide accordingly

Utilitarianism skills -

It is an ability based on ethical theory to determine the right and wrong depending on the consequences of policy or action must be able to follow the principle of utilitarianism in taking decisions that lead to the best for the country and its citizens

Judgement skills -

an IAS officer is responsible for doing justice to the people by making fair decisions concerning the overall situation

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•Completion of 10+2 with appropriate subjects

Students are required to successfully complete a 10+2 in any stream of subjects with an aggregate of 50 per cent marks in order to opt for a career as an IAS officer

•Bachelor

Candidates are required to enrol in a bachelor’s degree programme after successful completion of a 10+2 from a recognised board a min required qualification for a career as an IAS Officer is successful completion of a bachelors degree programme

•Qualify Union Public Service Commission Examination

After successful completion of a bachelors degree programme candidates become eligible for appearing in UPSC examination they r required to prioritise the areas of civil services they want to join after selection such as Income Tax Officer Indian Administrative Services Indian Foreign Services & Indian Police Services and other roles

Candidates who qualify the UPSC Mains examination are eligible for appearing in UPSC Prelims examination on qualifying prelims examination they are called for interviews final selection for Union Public Service Commission Examination is made through evaluation of candidates performance in the interviews

UPSC attempts -  Candidates belonging to general category are eligible for 6 attempts till the age of 32 years candidates belonging to OBC category are eligible for nine  attempts till the age of 35 years candidates belonging to SC or ST category can appear as many times he or she wants till the age of 37 years.

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Nice to know that you want to be an IAS and wish you Best of luck.

Now regarding your question, I would say there is no such subject which can ensure your chances more. See UPSC is an examination which requires a special attention that is to get a job through UPSC you need to study specifically as per the UPSC syllabus. Thus there are no options available that can ensure you more about the selection. I would recommend you that you should take the subject you like the most. This is a very important point because if you take the subject you like then while studying it you will not feel bored or get exhausted. This will help you to study your BSc subject as well as your preparation for UPSC. So take the subject you like the most.

Now you can take some subjects which are in your UPSC syllabus like BSc Economics. So its better for you to go for the subject you like so that you can focus more on your preparation and don't get frustrated due to your BSc courses. But I assure you that the things you will learn in BSc will not be needed exactly in your UPSC preparation. Instead you will find that foundational knowledge to the subject is important. This is the reason why I stated that you should pursue the subject you like and keep a focused plan for your UPSC preparation.

To know more about UPSC visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi,I am studying inter second year I have a goal to become an ias officer .In degree which course I have to choose