Can IAS officer go for vacation to abroad?

Can IAS officer go for vacation to abroad?

Yes every ias officers get foreign trips through the rule of 1955 all Indian service (leave).

Can an IAS officer take leave?

Holidays of an IAS Officer Study leave: One can take a leave for studying for two to three years. Maternity leave: A mother IAS officer can take a leave for 180 days to take care of their newborn. 4. Adoption leave: A woman can take a leave of 180 days whereas a man for 15 days.

Can an IAS officer take study leave for 3 years?

You will not be allowed to resign from service for three years after resuming work. Yes they are allowed the two year study leave. An officer can take up to two years paid leave to pursue higher education but he/she has to sign an undertaking stating that he/she will not resign from service for three years upon rejoining work.

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What are the leaves/holidays that IAS officers are entitled to?

Here are the details of leaves/holidays that IAS, IPS, IRS and other officers of civil services are entitled. Half-pay leave (HPL) =20 (Can be converted to 10 full paid leave on some grounds like illness, study) Here are the details of leaves/holidays that IAS, IPS, IRS and other officers of civil services are entitled.

Can an IAS officer study at MIT after joining the services?

Yes, you can study at MIT after you join the services. There have been several precedences where IAS/IPS officers went to universities like Harvard to pursue masters’ in public policy – Vinod Rai comes to mind. For others, you can search for the profiles of IAS/IPS officers at Linkedin.

Can I resign from IAS after completing 9 years of service?

You will not be allowed to resign from service for three years after resuming work. You should have completed at least nine years in service (six years for officers of the North-East cadre). Your educational break from service cannot last for more than two years. Some universities offer courses especially for IAS like Harvard, Princeton, etc.

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