Table of Contents
How can I think like IAS officer?
Its Time To Train Your Mind! Think Like An IAS Officer
- Perfect Attitude Of An IAS Officer.
- Tips To Develop The Skills Required By An IAS Officer.
- Tips To Prepare Your Mind For UPSC Exam.
- Do Not Procrastinate!
- Build Only The Right Attitude.
- Learn To Eliminate Exam Fear.
- Keep Your Mind Clean.
- Visualize Your Success.
What’s the age limit for IAS exam in India?
32 years
Age. The candidate must have attained the age of 21 years and must not have attained the age of 32 years (for the General category candidate) on 1 August of the year of examination. Prescribed age limits vary with respect to caste reservations. For Other Backward Castes (OBC) the upper age limit is 35 years.
What is the difference between an IAS officer and an IFS officer?
• While an IAS is involved with civil administration and law and order, an IFS officer deals in diplomacy and is involved in maintaining good relations with the country he is posted in. • An IAS officer is posted inside the country while an IFS officer remains posted outside the country
Do IAS candidates have to sing during the interview?
A few candidates have also been asked to sing during the interview process. The purpose of the questions in the IAS interview is to check a candidate’s suitability to live in administration. It is not at all mandatory that one has to answer all the questions to get good marks in the UPSC Personality Test.
What is the UPSC IAS interview experience?
Aspirants can read below the first-hand account of the UPSC IAS Interview experience: Candidates usually reach the venue with some time in hand, and the security in front of UPSC organizes them in a queue and does the preliminary verification (interview call letter and cross-checking the candidate’s name on their list).
What is the maximum marks required for the IAS interview?
Maximum Marks: 275 (it seems less when compared to Mains but scoring high marks here can be the path to one’s service/cadre of choice). Aspirants can check the detailed UPSC Notification in the linked article. The questions in the IAS Interview are more like a discussion between the UPSC board and the aspirant.