About UPSC Exam

Today we are going to share with you a very important information through this article which can prove to be beneficial for you, today we will tell you about a prestigious association of the country which has contributed a lot in the field of development and education of the country. There is a big contribution, today we will tell you about the full form of UPSC and some other information related to it, the full form of UPSC is called Union Public Service Commission and Union Public Service Commission, whose main task is to organize examination for the highest posts in the country. Let's know about UPSC in detail

What is UPSC?

The full form of UPSC is Union Public Service Commission, which is called Union Public Service Commission. The main task of UPSC is to organize examinations for the highest posts of the country, under which All India Examination, Central Examination, and in addition to this, the examination of Indian Armed Children is also included. UPSC exam is considered to be one of the most complex examinations in India, under which the examination is conducted for 24 services of the central and states.

Establishment and History of UPSC – UPSC Establishment and History.

Before independence, the examination for the highest posts of India used to be held in England, against which nationalists and revolutionaries demanded during the independence movement, this examination should be held in India. The first Public Service Commission in India was established on October 1926, after independence, according to the Constitution of India, the Union Public Service Commission was established on 26 October 1956. Under Article 315 of the Indian Constitution, it was declared a constitutional body, in which a chairman is nominated from 9 to 11 members. The headquarters of UPSC is located in New Delhi, the capital of India.

UPSC Educational Qualification for UPSC

For UPSC's major exams like IAS, IRS, IPS, IFS, it is mandatory for the applicant to have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from any recognized university. Educational qualification may be different for some state and central level exams.

Major examinations of UPSC – The main examinations under UPSC are as follows.

All India Service - Administrative Service, Indian Police Service and Indian Forest Service come under All India Service. Whereas other services like Indian Revenue Service and Information Services are called Central Services. The All India Service provides its service both in the Union and the State.

All India Services Examination is conducted for three services which are named as follows:

Indian Administrative Service.

Under this, there are examinations for the highest posts of India like IAS. Every year, through this examination, about 1000 candidates are selected and appointed to high positions in the center and states, in which SDM, DM are prominent.

Indian Police Service

This service is kept under All India Services. The officer appointed in this service is given the rank of IPS officer, after completing two years of training, the selected person is appointed in the center or state as District Superintendent of Police or Assistant Superintendent of Police. The order of promotion in this service is as follows - Superintendent of Police, Senior Superintendent of Police, Deputy Inspector General, Inspector General of Police, Deputy Director General of Police, Director General of Police etc.

Indian Forest Service

This service was started in the year 1966, whose purpose was mainly the protection and promotion of the forest wealth of the country, the selected person in this service is given the charge of Assistant Conservator of Forests, in this service after four years, promotion is done, Indian The highest post of the Forest Service is that of the Director General of Forests.

Indian Revenue Service.

Indian Revenue Service has been kept in the category of Central Service where selected and appointed officers work under the Ministry of Finance and Department of Revenue. This service has been kept in two categories, Customs and Excise and Income Tax Department. The person selected in this service works on the post of Assistant Commissioner, who is later appointed to the post of Chief Commissioner.

The names of some examinations conducted by UPSC are as follows.

• Engineering Service Examination 
• National Defense Academy Examination
• Naval Academy Examination
• Combined Medical Service Examination
• Special Class Railway Apprentice
• Indian Economic Service
• Indian Statistical Service Examination
• Combined Geologist and Geoscientist Examination
• Central Armed Police Forces
• Indian Forest Services
• Combined Defense Service Examination
• Indian Administrative Service
• Indian Police Service

UPSC Exam Pattern For Mains Exam

The UPSC exam is completed in three stages, in which the first exam is called Prelims exam, the second stage is called the main exam and the third stage is called interview or interview. Before appearing in this examination, it is very important for the candidate to have knowledge about the format of this examination which is as follows –

• Prelims exam
• Main exam
• Interview

There are a total of 9 papers in the UPSC Mains exam, only those selected applicants who qualify in the Prelims exam are invited for the Mains exam. All the papers of Mains Exams are of descriptive type, in which the applicant has to answer all the questions in detail, in which two papers of language are qualifying. There are two types of qualifying papers A and B in this exam. It is mandatory for the applicant to obtain at least 25% marks in each paper from Paper 1 to 7 in this examination.

Interview or interview is the last stage of selection in this examination, the person who passes the preliminary and main examination of UPSC is called for the interview, in which the candidate's mental and logical, thinking and understanding and decision making ability to be assessed. is done.

UPSC Tasks

• Organization of recruitment and examination for the union
• Selection and direct recruitment through interview
• Management of recruitment of promoted officers
• Determination of rules and guidelines for examinations

Some important questions and answers related to UPSC

What is the full form of UPSC?
The full name or full form of UPSC is Union Public Service Commission.

What is the full form of UPSC CSE?
The full name or full form of UPSC CSE is Civil Services Examination.

Who is the chairman of the 2021 UPSC at present?
The Chairman of UPSC is Pradeep Kumar Joshi.

Who was the first chairman of UPSC
Sir Ross Barker was the first chairman of upsc who took over the post in October, 1926.

Where is the headquarters of UPSC located?
The headquarters of UPSC is located in New Delhi.

Some very important information regarding UPSC exam

If you want to prepare for upsc and want to put yourself in the service of the country, then you should have some information about this exam and institute, which we keep telling you below.

Age – If you want to give upsc exam, then it is mandatory for you to be 22 years of age, but this limit is different for other categories like 35 years for OBC and for SC / ST category candidates. 37 years has been set

Nationality – If a person wants to give this exam then it is mandatory for him to have citizenship of India.

Education – It is mandatory for the candidate to have a graduation degree from any government or non-government college or university.

Limit of Attempts – General Category (GEN) person in upsc can appear for maximum 6 times but if a candidate belongs to OBC category then he/she has 9 attempts and if the candidate belongs to SC/ST then he/she will be given unlimited attempts. There will be an age limit.