IES/ISS CLASS TUITION IN JP NAGAR

• Every year, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) holds the Indian Economic Service/Indian Statistical Service Examination to recruit Grade IV officers for positions at the Planning Commission, Planning Board, Ministry of Economic Affairs, National Sample Survey, and other Allied Offices that require economists and statisticians. The Indian Economic/Statistical Service (IES/ISS) gives graduates of the courses Economics and Statistics a very appealing opportunity with Indian government establishments. The Indian Economic Services (IES) and Indian Statistical Services (ISS) exams are generally held in May by the Union Public Service Commission. GATEIIT IES / ISS coaching in Bangalore are provided by highly experienced faculty members from leading mathematics and statistics institutes with extensive teaching experience. GATEIIT is currently a well-known IES / ISS coaching center in Bangalore. GATEIIT Academy is a prominent and prestigious coaching facility in South India to prepare for IES / ISS recruitment exams.
  

  UPSC INDIAN ECONOMIC SERVICE (IES) EXAM-2022:

• The Indian Economic Service (IES) is a Group ‘A’ Central Service organized.
• The IES was established in 1961 to create a core professional capacity inside the Government to conduct economic research and advice developing and formulating development policies, enhance delivery mechanisms, and monitor and assess government programs. With the start of large-scale economic reforms in 1991 and the expansion of the Government’s regulatory role, such research and recommendations inside the service have grown dramatically.

As a result, the service is both inter-ministerial and inter-departmental. The positions are mainly in Ministries/Departments that deal with economic and social issues. Even within organizations that employ many Cadre members, such as the Planning Commission, IES officers work in various fields, including finance, social services, rural development, education, health, agriculture, industry, trade, transportation, etc., and information technology.

Throughout their careers, IES officials have been exposed to development concerns in various sectors and participate in policymaking in the Central Government. The IES provides a pool of in-house economic expertise as a well-positioned service to meet the increased demand for analytical financial inputs for government policymaking since the country’s economic reforms have modified the nature and domain of economic policymaking.

IES officers serve on delegations in various domestic and international institutions, including UN bodies, foreign governments, state governments, regulatory authorities, and staffing Cadre postings. Under the Central Staffing Scheme, officers from the service are also appointed to positions in central ministries and departments.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA NATIONALITY:

A candidate must be one of the following, says the IES/ISS Coaching in Bangalore: (a) an Indian citizen, (b) a Nepalese subject, (c) a Bhutanese subject, (d) a Tibetan refugee who arrived in India before January 1, 1962, intending to settle in India permanently, (e) an Indian citizen who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, or the East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia, or Vietnam. NOTE: A candidate falling into categories (b), (c), (d), and (e) above must be a person in whose favor the Government of India has issued an eligibility certificate. A candidate who requires a certificate of eligibility may be admitted to the test. Still, the offer of appointment will not be made until the Government of India has issued the required eligibility certificate.

AGE LIMIT:

On the very beginning day of the year in which the examination is held, a candidate must be 21 years old and not older than 30 years old, subject to modification in the upper age restriction for such categories as the Government may notify from time to time.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

A post-graduate degree in Economics, Applied Economics, Econometrics, or Business Economics from a recognized university is required. An applicant who has taken a qualifying examination and passed it, making them qualified to take the IES Examination, but has not yet received notification of the outcome, can also apply for admission.

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION:

The IES test is divided into three sections:

The UPSC will summon a candidate for viva-voce if they achieve the minimum passing marks on the written exam, as determined by the UPSC at their discretion. Candidates called for viva-voce must also pass the Central Standing Medical Board’s Medical Examination Part-I (i.e., Medical Examination without Chest X-Ray).

STEPS FOR APPOINTMENT:

Candidates who pass the IES Examination are recommended to the Government for appointment to the service by the UPSC. The Central Standing Medical Board will conduct Medical Examination Part-II (i.e., X-Ray examination of the chest) on successful candidates. Successful candidates who have been certified fit following medical tests and have received appropriate antecedent and character verification reports are offered appointments.