IAS AFTER CA

Page no : 4

Aayush (F.C.A (Future CA)) (23 Points)
Replied 28 March 2011

Yes I agree that Eco with CA is a good option.

But we can't ignore the fact that both of these got totally different subjects and it would be too hectic to handle both at the same time i guess.

And on the other hand there are a no. of common subjects for B.com and CA.

So shall i go for BA Eco (to choose Eco and commerce as subjects for IAS) or stick with B.COM only and go for Commerce + Public admn.. ??

Vishal D. Darji (Qualified CA and CS) (162 Points)
Replied 03 October 2011

IAS Exam is an Civil Service Exam.

Educational qualification.
B.A, B.Sc, B.com, B.E and any Graduation an recognized university.

Age Limit
General - 21 to 30 years.
OBC - Upto 33 years.
SC/ST - Upto 35 years.

No of Attempts.
General - 4 times.
OBC - 7 times.
SC/ST - below 35 years as many times as you possible.

Admission Procedure.
Generally this exam notifications will be published in Employment Newspaper and in some newspaper. Then the form is also available in post office also.

Filled form with Acknowledgement Card should be send through the Speed Post to the below mentioned address.

Secretary,Union Public Service Commission,Dholpur House,New Delhi - 110 011

Examination Procedure
It contains three stages.
1.Preliminary Exam
2.Main Exam.
3.Interview.

Stage 1 Preliminary
Paper 1
i) Preliminary Examinations
Examinations will consist of two papers.
Paper 1 - General Studies (150 marks)
Paper 2 - One Subject to be selected:
from the list of optional subjects the list is given below (300 Marks)
Total marks 450 marks

List of Optional Subjects:
a) Agriculture b) Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science
c) Botany d) Civil Engineering
e) Commerce f) Economics
g) Electrical Engineering h) Geography
i) Geology j) Indian History
k) Law l) Mathematics
m) Mechanical Engineering n) Medical Science
o) Philosophy p) Physics
q) Political Science r) Psychology
s) Public Administration t) Sociology
u) Statistics v) Zoology

Stage 2 Main
The written examination will consist of the following papers:

Paper 1 - One of the Indian languages to be selected by the
candidate from the Languages included in the
Eighth Schedule to the Constitution. 300 marks

Paper 2 - English 300 marks

Paper 3 - Essay 200 marks
Paper 4 - General Studies I 300 marks
Paper 5 - General Studies II 300 marks
Paper 6,7,8 & 9 any two subjects to be selected from
The list of the optional subjects each
Subject will have two papers. 1200 marks

Total Main Marks 2000 marks

Interview Test 300 marks

Grand Total after Interview Test 2300 marks

Source: https://entrance-exam.net/forum/general-discussion/full-procedure-appearing-ias-examination-37364.html#ixzz1ZhHaARiU

Thanks

<<Vishal>>

P.S. I am also looking forward to doing IAS. Hope it works out for us !

Vishal D. Darji (Qualified CA and CS) (162 Points)
Replied 03 October 2011

Thank You for correcting the notion !

Dhanyawaad "Mygos" ; )

Vishal D. Darji (Qualified CA and CS) (162 Points)
Replied 03 October 2011

Is the info given by me about "Main Exam" Correct ?

Vivek Romee (Practice) (39 Points)
Replied 12 March 2012

I dont know about others.. But I am going to create history.... I am a CA.. Now going to appear for IAS exam seriously... It was a dream to be a CA. But now i want to be an Ias. Reason of shifting is power, I could get in IAS.. I want to bring changes in society, specially in Rural area, where people sleeps unfed and unsheltered.. Guys plz pray for me.