What can I become in UPSC?

 

Friends, if you also aspire to go to the Indian Civil Services, then you will definitely know about UPSC.

 

In today's time, every year lakhs of students prepare for UPSC exam so that they can serve the country by working as government officers in high positions of the country.

 

Friends, most of the students who prepare for UPSC aim to become an IAS or IPS officer.

 

It is the dream of the students to do jobs in the posts like SP in District magistrate and police and they also prepare hard for these.

 

But upsc is not limited to just these posts, through this exam, there are many more posts.

 

What can I become in UPSC?

 

In the beginning, for most of the students, UPSC means IAS, IPS and above all IFS.

 

But those who know about UPSC well know that UPSC is not limited to IAS, IPS only, but through this exam many more posts are recruited.

 

Most of the people understand the meaning of UPSC exam only till IAS and IPS.

 

Whereas the reality is that through UPSC's examination, there are different and good posts in different departments in different departments.

 

Like, along with the Government of India, appointments are made in the government services of many union territories also through UPSC.

 

Of course, in our country, IAS and IPS come in the most prestigious posts, and most of the students want to go towards them.

 

In UPSC, some students who stay in the top ranks by scoring the highest marks are selected for these posts, but what about the candidates after them?

 

They are appointed in other government services. The candidates who pass the UPSC exam by combining IAS and IPS get the option to join a total of 24 government services in the country.

 

That is, apart from IAS (Indian Administrative Service) and IPS (Indian Police Service), there are 22 such services, which are appointed through UPSC.

 

UPSC recruits in these 24 services

So much students know that IAS, IPS and then IFS are the most selected services after UPSC. Now if we talk about the total 24 services, then the list of their names is as follows –

 

Indian Administrative Service / Indian Administrative Service (IAS) - This is the most prestigious service of UPSC, only IAS officers are appointed on posts like DM or DC.

 

Indian Police Service / Indian Police Service (IPS) - This also means that most people know. In the Indian Police, officers of the highest ranks like SP etc. are IPS officers.

 

Indian Foreign Service / Indian Foreign Service (IFS) - Officers are appointed by the Government of India as ambassadors etc. abroad, Indian Foreign Service is the same, it also has Grade A officers.

 

Indian forest service / Indian Forest Service (IFoS) - The appointment of officers of the highest posts in the forest department in India is also done through UPSC examination.

 

Indian information service / Indian Information Service (IIS) - This group is also a single service, you can call it the media wing of the Government of India. It acts as a communication between the government and the public.

 

Indian Postal Service / Indian Postal Service (IPoS) – Grade A officers are also appointed in the postal department by passing the UPSC exam. They are appointed to the highest posts in the postal department.

 

Indian revenue service / Indian Revenue Service (IRS) - In the Revenue Department of the Government of India, the appointment of officers is done through UPSC examination, which is also a Group A service.

 

Indian trade service / Indian Trade Service (ITS) - It was started to maintain India's international trade and commerce. Appointment in this service is also done through UPSC examination.

 

Railway Protection Force / Railway Protection Force (RPF) - All the officers of RPF are members of Indian Railway Protection Force Service and they are appointed through UPSC Civil Services Examination only.

 

Pondicherry civil service / Pondicherry Civil Service (PCS) - Pondicherry is a union territory, for appointment in the civil service here only UPSC has to be given.

 

Pondicherry Police Service / Pondicherry Police Service (PPS) – Same is the case for police service along with civil service, UPSC pass candidates can also come for officer in Pondicherry police service.

 

Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Service (DANICS) – The civil services of Delhi and Andaman and Nicobar Islands i.e. officers of higher posts are also appointed by UPSC.

 

Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman Diu, Dadar Nagar Haveli Police Service (DANIPS) – Same thing for civil service and police service. UPSC pass candidates are selected as officers in the police service of Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman Diu, Dadra Nagar Haveli.

 

Indian audit and accounts service (IAAS) – In iaas service, the work of auditing the accounts of public sector organizations of union and state government is done. The officers here are also A grade officers, and they are selected by UPSC.

 

Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS) - Under this service also, the service of accounting and auditing work is given to the Indian government. The officers here are also of Grade A and are selected by UPSC.

 

Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS) – The job of an ICLS officer is to administer the Companies Act, LLP Act and some other acts related to it. In this also you can go through UPSC only.

 

Indian defense estate service (IDES) - It is called Indian Defense Estate Service in Hindi, this service also has A grade officers who are appointed by UPSC.

 

Indian defense accounts service (IDAS) - The job of an officer of this service is to handle the accounting of the Defense Department. They are also Grade A officers and are appointed by UPSC.

 

Indian ordnance factories servi ce (IOFS) – The job of an officer of this service is that of administration of Ordnance Factories of India. These are also Grade A officers, who are appointed by UPSC.

 

Indian communication finance service (ICFS) - It also comes under the essential services of the Government of India. In these, the appointment of Grade A officers is done by UPSC exam Kesari.

 

Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS) – The officers of this department are also Grade A officers, whose job is to see the accounts of railway related departments etc.

 

Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS) – This is also a central service of Group I, on which officers are appointed by UPSC.

 

Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) – This is also a central service under the Government of India. The appointment of officers here is also done by UPSC.

 

Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service (AFHCS) - This is also the grade service of Government of India, in this service also the appointment of officers is done by UPSC only.