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I have completed my engineering degree and planning to give the Union Public Services Commission (UPSC) IES (Indian Engineering Service) Exam. Will you tell exam pattern also tell how to prepare for IES exam provide some General English and GK Preparation tips?
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IES refers to the services that cater to the technical and managerial functions of the Government of India. The Union Public Services Commission (UPSC) conducts the IES exam and the Union Government of India appoints IES officer. Educational qualification for IES Exam A Bachelors degree in Engineering from a recognized university or equivalent (B.E/B.Tech) An M.Sc degree or equivalent with Wireless Communications, Electronics, Radio Physics or Radio Engineering as special subjects are acceptable for certain services / posts Age criteria for IES Exam: The candidate can be of any age between 21-30 years as on 1 January of the year they are taking the exam. IES Exam pattern Total marks: 1,200 The examination comprises a written test followed by a personal interview. Written test Total marks: 1,000 Type: Descriptive and objective Number of days the written test is spread across: Usually 3 days Engineering discipline to be chosen from the following - Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering General English Preparation tips: Refer to basic English grammar books and have a clear concept about the usage of words, parts of speech and tenses Try learning few new words on a daily basis. This will help increase your vocabulary When you are learning new words, learn their antonyms and synonyms too and the manner in which the words can be used Develop a habit of reading an English newspaper daily. This will increase your vocabulary to a great extent Solve as many past question papers as possible, as they will give an idea of what to expect in the exam Take as many online English tests as possible General Knowledge Preparation tips: To prepare for this section, be aware of what is happening in the country and across the world Read newspapers and watch the news on TV regularly so that you are updated on what is happening around you Refer to as many latest GK books as possible Try to refer to past question papers and solve as many questions as possible Try to take mock tests related to GK. There are many available online
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