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Job designation: - IAS officer
The job od an IAS Officer is a matter of great pride and dignity because they are seen as the real leaders of the country. They are trusted to main law, order and stability in a region based on their capabilities.
Duties and responsibilities of an IAS officer
The responsibility of an IAS officer is to maintain the administrative condition of any state by working together with every officer and other officials to make sure that everything within the system is going smoothly and effectively
Revenue collection from the state
Operate as courts officials for various cases and issues
Formulation of laws and policies in the presence of ministers and delegates
Co-ordinating with police officials and state level officers
Places of employment for an IAS officer
Government offices
Agencies of the Government
Income Tax Department and CBI
Work schedule of an IAS officer
It is a 9AM to 5PM job but depends on the workload and they might have to work at weekends.
Qualifications required to become an IPS officer
One is required to have a graduation degree to apply for the UPSC test. One must clear the UPSC Prelims, Mains and crack the interview.
Under-graduate courses to become an IPS officer
Graduation from any stream
Eligibility to pursue the course: -
Key/Technical skills
Core knowledge of legal framework
Able recognise loopholes in legal framework
Able to manage stress during job
Knowledge of technology
Strict level of Professionalism
Salary expectations
Average salary (District magistrate of selection grade): - Rs. 12 lakhs per annum
Entry level salary (Sub-divisional magistrate): - Rs. 6 lakhs per annum
Experienced-level salary (Cabinet secretary): - Rs. 30 lakhs per annum
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