UPSC FULL FORM

UPSC is the central recruiting agency for the govt. of India. It conducts the examinations for appointments to the All India Servies( IAS/IPS/IFS), Central Services and public services of the centrally administered territories. Also, you can check everything in detail on their official website. Here is the list of exams conducted by them:

• Engineer Service Exam
• Civil Services Exam
• Indian Forestry Service Exam
• Central Armed Police Force Exam
• Indian Economic Service
• Geo-scientist and Geologist Exam together
• All Medical Services
• Special Class railway apprentice exam
• Departmental competitive exam for assistant commandant in CISF.

ICLS (Indian Civil Law Service)

• ICAS works under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs
• The main objective of ICLS is to govern the corporate sector of India.
• Further, these officers get training in law, economics, finance, and accounting

1. Registration
Firstly, go to the official website and click on the link to apply for civil services. Secondly, Enter the details like Name, Gender, Category, Nationality, etc. After that submit it and you will be on the payment page. This is the first step to registering for the exam form.

2. Payment Step
You can choose to pay online or offline. However, to pay online includes payment through debit/credit card or net banking. Firstly, for Debit Card enter the card number, validity, and CVV number. Secondly, If you choose Credit Card enter the card number, validity, and 6 digits special PIN number. Further, for net banking enter the account details and click on pay. Now, you will be redirected to Part II of the UPSC Form.

3. Registration
After the receipt of the fee payment, fill in the details of the application form, and enter the choice of Exam Centre. Further, enter the qualification and other details. After verification, click on submit.

4. Upload Image
Firstly, click on the link provided to upload the photo. Secondly, find and select the image. However, the image size should be JPG, Size 20KB – 300KB. Further, check if the image is correct and clear. Now, repeat the same steps to upload the picture of the signature. Also, the format and size are the same as the photograph. At last click on “I Agree” to approve and submit the complete IAS Form.

Interesting Facts about UPSC

1. The commission has 11 members which include the chairman.
2. UPSC was established under article 315 of the constitution of India thus it is a constitutional body.
3. UPSC conducts exams for both Civil and Defence Services, recruits candidates through lateral entry, conducts examinations and interviews to assess the suitability of civil servants for promotion purposes.
4. It presents its annual report and recommendation to the president.

• General Candidates have 6 Attempts.
• SC/ST candidates have no limit on the number of attempts. The limit is on their age only.
• On the other hand, OBC and other backward classes get 9 attempts.

UPSC submits an annual report of its work to the president. Further, the president places the report before parliament with a memorandum. Also, it gives details about acceptance and non-acceptance. All the results of these exams are published on the official page of UPSC. The report is also made available to the public if they want to know more about the cut-off, the percentage of students who appeared in which medium, etc. This report also helps the candidates to make plans.

UPSC Exam is very tough to crack however with the right guidance and proper strategy you can clear this exam in the very attempt itself. You need to be fully dedicated towards your preparation and put in the required hard work along with smart work Study the syllabus thoroughly and prioritize it according to your strengths and weaknesses. Carefully go through the previous year's question papers to get an idea of the basic demands of the exam. Regularly attend mock test series to get enough practice before the final exam. To sum up, we have covered everything from UPSC eligibility to interesting facts. Also, we have included how to fill the form so you do not get confused about whether you are doing it the right way or not. Check out all services offered by UPSC and prepare accordingly.

1. What is the full-form of UPSC?
The full-form of UPSC is Union Public Service Commission.

2. What are the services under UPSC?
UPSC offers many prestigious positions like IAS, IPS, IFS, and many more. There are 24 services (All India Services, Group A, and Group B) under UPSC that candidates can choose from. However, you have to plan the right strategy based on your needs and devote 100% of your attention to your studies.

3. What are the eligibility criteria for UPSC?
The basic eligibility for UPSC is graduation. The candidate should be a graduate from a government-affiliated university.

4. What is the age limit to apply for UPSC?
A general candidate more than the age of 32 cannot apply for the UPSC Exam. However, the attempts of a candidate depend on the category. Also, OBC, SC, and ST categories have age relaxations.