Hello aspirant!

That’s great! It’s a wonder and inspiring dream and aim which can be achieved with just the right amount of hard work.

It takes rigorous preparation and sleepless nights sometimes. It can be hard, but it is also very very possible.

The UPSC CSE exam is in 3 parts-

Prelims

Mains

Interview

All the best for your future pursuits

Feel free to ask more questions and queries!

hiiii

well it's very appreciating that you want to be an IAS officer and want to serve the nation.

but for this 1st you have to complete your primary, secondary and high school from a government recognise school.

then you have to go for graduation even that you have to do from a government recognise University.

after that you have yo apper for CSE (Civil service exam) conducted by UPSC. if you clear this then the taste will completed in 3 phase.

1st Two MCQ exams (General Studies, CSAT)

there will be nine theory papers for the mains (Essay, Two Language, Four General Studies, and Two Optional Papers)

3rd aptitude test

if you clear all these then you will get selected as a IAS officer and get u for training.

hope this is helpful for you.

best of luck.

Hi there.

After passing the Civil Services Exam, one can become an IAS Officer. The Union Public Service Commission is responsible for conducting the examination. One might strive to get hired as an Indian Administrative Service Officer after taking the IAS Exam and earning the necessary rank.

You must pass the UPSC civil services test in order to become an IAS officer. Even though it's one of the hardest tests in India, it's not impossible to pass. There are three phases to the civil service examination, and those who fail each step are disqualified:

Preliminaries: Two MCQ exams (General Studies, CSAT)

Nine theory papers for the mains (Essay, Two Language, Four General Studies, and Two Optional Papers)

Interview - personality assessment

When candidates who pass the UPSC IAS Exam enroll in the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) for basic training, they receive their first taste of life as an IAS officer.