What Happens After The Civil Service Exam

Once the UPSC ceremonious services terminal rank list is out, successful candidates will go into a frenzy wondering about what service and cadre they would go allocated. This might seem confusing to many who wonder at the cumbersome process of cadre allocation. But in fact, the system is so designed to ensure that candidates are sent all over the country and non merely confined to their dwelling house states. Service allotment is also a much-talked-about outcome with candidates oft wondering the concluding ranks for which they would go the IAS, IPS, etc. This article talks most a few things to remember for service allocation after immigration the UPSC civil services exam.

Service allocation to a candidate depends on the post-obit:

The rank of the candidate in the CSE.
Candidate's order of preference for service.
Candidate'due south category.
Availability of vacancy in the candidate'due south category.
Findings of the Medical Lath/Appellate Lath with respect to the candidate.

Points to annotation:-

A candidate should bespeak the order of preferences for ALL the services included in the UPSC Exam. No preference, zip preference and the same preference for more one service are not allowed.
In one case a candidate indicates preferences, whatsoever change will non be permitted.
If a candidate does not give preferences for all the ceremonious services, and he/she doesn't get the services for which he/she had given preferences, then he/she will be considered for the remaining services where there are vacancies afterwards allocation of all the candidates who could be allocated to the cadres according to the preferences.
Reserved category candidates who have sufficient rank without availing any relaxation like age limit, number of attempts, etc. are called General Merit (GM) or Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates.
In case the GM or MRC candidates don't get the service of their higher preference in unreserved category, they can switch over to their ain category leaving vacant slots.
Fifty-fifty later on achieving UPSC CSE success, a candidate may not be appointed by the government for service unless it is satisfied that the candidate is fit in respect of his/her character and antecedents that he/she is suitable for service.

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