IPS - INDIAN POLICE SERVICE

IPS - Indian Police Service

To become an IPS (Indian Police Service) officer, you need to meet certain eligibility criteria and successfully clear the UPSC Civil Services Examination. 

Here's a detailed breakdown:

Eligibility Criteria

  1. Nationality: You must be an Indian citizen.

  2. Age Limit:

    • Minimum: 21 years.

    • Maximum: 32 years (General category). Relaxations apply for reserved categories.

  3. Educational Qualification: A graduate degree from a recognized university is mandatory.

  4. Physical Standards: You must meet specific physical and medical standards set by UPSC.

Exam Pattern

The UPSC Civil Services Examination consists of three stages:

  1. Preliminary Exam:

    • Two papers: General Studies and CSAT (Civil Services Aptitude Test).

    • Objective-type questions.

    • Qualifying in nature.

  2. Main Exam:

    • Nine papers, including Essay, General Studies, and optional subjects.

    • Descriptive-type questions.

  3. Personality Test/Interview:

    • Assesses your leadership qualities, decision-making skills, and overall personality.

Preparation Resources

Here are some free websites and blogs to help you prepare:

  • Vajiram & Ravi: Offers detailed insights into the syllabus, exam pattern, and preparation strategies.  Click Here

  • BYJU'S Free IAS Prep: Provides free study materials, tips, and strategies for IPS preparation. Click Here 

  • Career India: Covers eligibility, syllabus, and preparation tips for IPS. Click Here

 

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