
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS)
(Exam Mode : Offline | Examination Catagory : Government Job | Conducting Body : Union Public Service Commission (UPSC))
28 February, 2021
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About UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS)
The Indian Forest Service (IFS) is one of the most prestigious all India services managed and directed by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). To become an IFS officer one has to qualify the same UPSC Prelims examination as all the other civil services candidates do.
UPSC IFS/IFoS Conducting Body: The UPSC is India's Premiere Recruiting Agency for All India Services and Group 'A' and 'B' officers for Central Services. The Union Public Service Commission conducts Civil Services Examination every year for aspiring candidates.
UPSC IFS/IFoS Important Dates:
Events |
Dates |
Registration Date |
12/02/2020 |
Application Date |
12/02/2020 |
Admit Card |
25/09/2020 |
Preliminary Exam Date |
04/10/2020 |
Mains Exam Date |
28/02/2021 |
Interview Date |
Will Be Updated Soon. |
Mode to apply |
Online |
Link to apply |
|
Official Notification |
UPSC IFS/IFoS Selection Procedure:- The Indian Forest Service Examination consists of two major stages:-
-
Preliminary Examination
-
Mains Examination (Written and Interview)
The selection of the candidates purely depends on merit which is based on the performance in the above-mentioned rounds.
UPSC IFS/IFoS Exam Pattern:
Preliminary Examination:- The preliminary examination is the same as that of the other UPSC Civil Services Examinations. It is only a qualifying round and the score of this round is not taken into consideration in deciding the final merit list. It is an Objective type examination with two papers each carrying 200 marks, each of a duration of 2 hours. Paper 2 of the examination is only qualifying in nature. The Candidates need to score at least 66 out of the 200 marks to qualify in paper 2. The Merit list of the Preliminary examination is based on the marks secured by the candidates in the Paper-1.
Note:- There are four choices for the answers to every question. For every wrong answer to a question, 1/3rd of the marks allotted to that question gets deducted. Choosing more than 1 answer for a question also results in a deduction of 1/3rd marks of that question.
Mains Examination: The IFS mains examination consists of a written examination and a personal interview. The written examination is of 1400 marks. The final merit list is decided on the basis of the combined score of the written and the personal round. The scheme of the examination is as follows:-
Paper |
Subject |
Maximum Marks |
Paper-I |
General English |
300 |
Paper-II |
General Knowledge |
300 |
Paper-III |
Select any two from optional subjects. |
2400 |
Paper-IV |
||
Paper-V |
||
Paper-VI |
||
Total |
|
1400 |
List of Optional Subjects:
-
Agriculture
-
Agricultural Engineering
-
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science
-
Botany
-
Chemistry
-
Chemical Engineering
-
Civil Engineering
-
Forestry
-
Geology
-
Mathematics
-
Mechanical Engineering
-
Physics
-
Statistics
-
Zoology
However, the candidates are not allowed to opt for the following combination of subjects :
-
Agriculture and Agricultural Engg.
-
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science.
-
Agriculture and Forestry.
-
Chemistry and Chemical Engg.
-
Mathematics and Statistics.
-
Of the Engineering subjects viz. Chemical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering not more than one subject.
Personal Interview:- The personal interview carries 300 marks. The purpose of the interview is to test the suitability of the candidate for the services. The candidates are expected to have a keen interest in not only the subjects opted by them but also in the major events happening across the globe.
Final Selection:- The final selection of the candidate depends on his/her performance in the mains examination only.
UPSC IFS/IFoS Eligibility Criteria:-
Nationality: Must be a citizen of India,
Age Limit:- 21 to 32 years. Relaxations to the reserved categories are as follows:-
Category |
Age relaxation |
SC/ST |
5 years |
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) |
3 years |
PwD (Persons With Disabilities) |
10 years |
Defence Services personnel who were disabled in operations |
3 years |
Ex-servicemen including Commissioned Officers and ECOs/SSCOs |
5 years |
ECOs/SSCOs who have completed an initial |
5 years |
In the case of:- |
10 years |
Educational Qualification:- Graduation in any stream from any recognized university/institute.
No. of Attempts:
Category |
No. of Attempts allowed |
General (Counted from first Prelims Attempt) |
7 |
OBC |
9 |
SC/ST |
No limits |
Physically Handicapped (belonging to general or OBC category) |
9 |
Physically Handicapped (belonging to general or SC/ST category) |
No limits |
For other categories |
No limits |
UPSC IFS/IFoS Syllabus: (PRELIMS)
Paper I - 2 hours, 200 marks
-
General Science.
-
Nationally and Internationally important Current events.
-
History of India and the Indian National Movement
-
India and World Geography
-
Indian Polity and Governance - Constitution, Public Policy, Panchayati Raj, Political System, Rights Issues, etc.
-
Social and Economic Development, Sustainable Development, Poverty, Social Sector initiatives, Demography etc.
-
General issues on Bio-diversity, Environmental Ecology and Climate Change
Paper II - 2 hours, 200 marks
-
Comprehension
-
Interpersonal skills
-
Analytical Ability and Logical reasoning
-
Problem-Solving and Decision-making
-
Mental ability
-
Basic numeracy (10th level), Data interpretation (10th level)
Conclusion:- UPSC conducts both prelims and mains exams in Offline mode. Prelims exam is OMR based and Mains exam is both objective and descriptive type. So, it is advised to the candidates to check the official website regularly. All the best for your exam.
FAQs:
Ques 1. When is the Examination Notice issued?
Ans. UPSC Examination Notices encapsulate the Rules of Examinations notified by the Government. Examination Notices of all the examinations are uploaded around 3 months prior to the date of the exam on the Commission's website and are also published in the Employment News.
Ques 2. How can a candidate apply for exams conducted by the UPSC?
Ans. Candidates can apply online for the examinations through the UPSC's website https://upsconline.nic.in.
Ques 3. How much time is given to the candidates to apply online?
Ans. The time is always mentioned in the Examination Notice. A candidate gets at least 3 weeks' time to apply.
Ques 4. Which category is exempted from payment of examination fees?
Ans. Female candidates, Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD), and SC/ST categories belonging candidates are exempted from payment of examination Fee.
Ques 5. What action the Commission can take in case of submission of false information by the candidates?
Ans. If any candidate found producing false information, adopting various unfair means in the examination like impersonation, cheating, etc., is liable to be disqualified and/or debarred from writing UPSC examinations as decided by the Commission. In this regard, a detailed stipulation is incorporated in the examination Notice.
Ques 6. Does swapping of photograph and signature or their poor quality affects the candidate's form?
Ans. Poor quality of uploaded photographs and signature or swapping of the same lead to complications in the future. Candidates are advised to read the relevant instructions carefully.
Ques 7. What are the provisions for reservation for SC, ST, OBC, EWS and PwBD candidates?
Ans. Reservation is for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/ PwBD/EWS category in respect of vacancies as may be fixed by the Government.
Ques 8. Can a candidate choose an optional subject not studied at the graduate/post-graduate level?
Ans. Yes.
Ques 9. How are the Question Papers for the Civil Services (Main) Examination structured and What is the duration of each paper?
Ans. The question papers are of conventional (essay) type and each paper is of three hours time.
Ques 10. How does a candidate get to know about the Cut-off marks for the compulsory Language papers?
Ans. The minimum qualifying standards are indicated in the Examination Rules for each of the two Qualifying Papers i.e. English and Indian Languages.
Ques 11. Whether the Indian Language paper, for candidates from the States of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Sikkim, compulsory or not?
Ans. The Paper for Indian Language is not compulsory for the candidates from the States of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Sikkim. Even in the Online Application, if a candidate mentions that he/she is from these North-Eastern States, the option for Indian Language automatically gets disabled in the Online Application.
Ques 12. How is merit between candidates decided If the overall marks of two or more candidates are equal?
Ans. 'Tie-breaking' principles are applied to decide merit among candidates having the same overall marks.
Ques 13. Can a candidate fill UPSC form twice?
Ans. Yes. He/she can change optional paper, medium, choice of location. They can fill as many times as they wish. But UPSC considers lastest filled form only and the rest all are considered null and void.
Ques 14. Is Tattoo allowed in UPSC?
Ans. It isn't advisable to have a tattoo (at least, not a visible one anyway) because Civil Services is a respectable job.
Ques 15. How can a candidate check the attempts in UPSC?
Ans. No, they can't check the number of attempts left for the UPSC examination. They need to count the number of attempts by themselves. If they have appeared in the Preliminary exam and not qualified it then it is also considered as a count.
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Eligibility Criteria
UPSC IFS/IFoS Eligibility Criteria:-
Nationality: Must be a citizen of India,
Age Limit:- 21 to 32 years. Relaxations to the reserved categories are as follows:-
Category |
Age relaxation |
SC/ST |
5 years |
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) |
3 years |
PwD (Persons With Disabilities) |
10 years |
Defence Services personnel who were disabled in operations |
3 years |
Ex-servicemen including Commissioned Officers and ECOs/SSCOs |
5 years |
ECOs/SSCOs who have completed an initial |
5 years |
In the case of:- |
10 years |
Educational Qualification:- Graduation in any stream from any recognized university/institute.
No. of Attempts:
Category |
No. of Attempts allowed |
General (Counted from first Prelims Attempt) |
7 |
OBC |
9 |
SC/ST |
No limits |
Physically Handicapped (belonging to general or OBC category) |
9 |
Physically Handicapped (belonging to general or SC/ST category) |
No limits |
For other categories |
No limits |
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Selection Procedure
UPSC IFS/IFoS Selection Procedure:- The Indian Forest Service Examination consists of two major stages:-
-
Preliminary Examination
-
Mains Examination (Written and Interview)
The selection of the candidates purely depends on merit which is based on the performance in the above-mentioned rounds.
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Application Process
The application form can be filled in Online mode only. Candidates desirous to apply for the test can apply in Online mode from the official website. Following are the steps to apply that must be followed while filling the form:
-
Registration: Candidates are required to visit the website and register themselves for the test. In this process, some basic information are asked. After providing this information candidates must click on the Register button.
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Verification: Once the registration button is clicked, an email is sent on the provided i.d to verify. The registration process is completed only after verification.
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Application Form Filling: After verification, Candidates can fill the application form through their provided LoginI.d and Password.
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Uploading Documents: In this step, candidates are asked to upload the scanned copies of their documents. The candidates must submit all the required documents.
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Payment of application fee: The last step is the payment and to apply successfully candidates must make the payment. The payment can be made in online mode.
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Syllabus
UPSC IFS/IFoS Syllabus: (PRELIMS)
Paper I - 2 hours, 200 marks
-
General Science.
-
Nationally and Internationally important Current events.
-
History of India and the Indian National Movement
-
India and World Geography
-
Indian Polity and Governance - Constitution, Public Policy, Panchayati Raj, Political System, Rights Issues, etc.
-
Social and Economic Development, Sustainable Development, Poverty, Social Sector initiatives, Demography etc.
-
General issues on Bio-diversity, Environmental Ecology and Climate Change
Paper II - 2 hours, 200 marks
-
Comprehension
-
Interpersonal skills
-
Analytical Ability and Logical reasoning
-
Problem-Solving and Decision-making
-
Mental ability
-
Basic numeracy (10th level), Data interpretation (10th level)
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Results
UPSC IFS/IFoS Cut Off and Results:- Follow these steps to check the result and Cut Off.
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The result and Cut Offs are released in pdf format on the official website.
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Candidates have to go through the official website for results.
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Exam Pattern
UPSC IFS/IFoS Exam Pattern:
Preliminary Examination:- The preliminary examination is the same as that of the other UPSC Civil Services Examinations. It is only a qualifying round and the score of this round is not taken into consideration in deciding the final merit list. It is an Objective type examination with two papers each carrying 200 marks, each of a duration of 2 hours. Paper 2 of the examination is only qualifying in nature. The Candidates need to score at least 66 out of the 200 marks to qualify in paper 2. The Merit list of the Preliminary examination is based on the marks secured by the candidates in the Paper-1.
Note:- There are four choices for the answers to every question. For every wrong answer to a question, 1/3rd of the marks allotted to that question gets deducted. Choosing more than 1 answer for a question also results in a deduction of 1/3rd marks of that question.
Mains Examination: The IFS mains examination consists of a written examination and a personal interview. The written examination is of 1400 marks. The final merit list is decided on the basis of the combined score of the written and the personal round. The scheme of the examination is as follows:-
Paper |
Subject |
Maximum Marks |
Paper-I |
General English |
300 |
Paper-II |
General Knowledge |
300 |
Paper-III |
Select any two from optional subjects. |
2400 |
Paper-IV |
||
Paper-V |
||
Paper-VI |
||
Total |
|
1400 |
List of Optional Subjects:
-
Agriculture
-
Agricultural Engineering
-
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science
-
Botany
-
Chemistry
-
Chemical Engineering
-
Civil Engineering
-
Forestry
-
Geology
-
Mathematics
-
Mechanical Engineering
-
Physics
-
Statistics
-
Zoology
However, the candidates are not allowed to opt for the following combination of subjects :
-
Agriculture and Agricultural Engg.
-
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science.
-
Agriculture and Forestry.
-
Chemistry and Chemical Engg.
-
Mathematics and Statistics.
-
Of the Engineering subjects viz. Chemical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering not more than one subject.
Personal Interview:- The personal interview carries 300 marks. The purpose of the interview is to test the suitability of the candidate for the services. The candidates are expected to have a keen interest in not only the subjects opted by them but also in the major events happening across the globe.
Final Selection:- The final selection of the candidate depends on his/her performance in the mains examination only.
UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Admit Card
Steps to download the admit card:-
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Open the official website.
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Go to the download admit card link and click on it.
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After the click, you will be asked to enter the following credentials i.e. your application number, password, or Date of Birth, and press Login.
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Then Download/Print the admit card.
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UPSC - Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFoS) Fee
The payment and fee details are given below:
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General - Rs. 100/-
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BC/OBC - Rs. 100/-
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SC/ST/Women - Exempted
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Payment Mode - Online through Debit card/Credit card/Net Banking etc.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
FAQs:
Ques 1. When is the Examination Notice issued?
Ans. UPSC Examination Notices encapsulate the Rules of Examinations notified by the Government. Examination Notices of all the examinations are uploaded around 3 months prior to the date of the exam on the Commission's website and are also published in the Employment News.
Ques 2. How can a candidate apply for exams conducted by the UPSC?
Ans. Candidates can apply online for the examinations through the UPSC's website https://upsconline.nic.in.
Ques 3. How much time is given to the candidates to apply online?
Ans. The time is always mentioned in the Examination Notice. A candidate gets at least 3 weeks' time to apply.
Ques 4. Which category is exempted from payment of examination fees?
Ans. Female candidates, Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD), and SC/ST categories belonging candidates are exempted from payment of examination Fee.
Ques 5. What action the Commission can take in case of submission of false information by the candidates?
Ans. If any candidate found producing false information, adopting various unfair means in the examination like impersonation, cheating, etc., is liable to be disqualified and/or debarred from writing UPSC examinations as decided by the Commission. In this regard, a detailed stipulation is incorporated in the examination Notice.
Ques 6. Does swapping of photograph and signature or their poor quality affects the candidate's form?
Ans. Poor quality of uploaded photographs and signature or swapping of the same lead to complications in the future. Candidates are advised to read the relevant instructions carefully.
Ques 7. What are the provisions for reservation for SC, ST, OBC, EWS and PwBD candidates?
Ans. Reservation is for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/ PwBD/EWS category in respect of vacancies as may be fixed by the Government.
Ques 8. Can a candidate choose an optional subject not studied at the graduate/post-graduate level?
Ans. Yes.
Ques 9. How are the Question Papers for the Civil Services (Main) Examination structured and What is the duration of each paper?
Ans. The question papers are of conventional (essay) type and each paper is of three hours time.
Ques 10. How does a candidate get to know about the Cut-off marks for the compulsory Language papers?
Ans. The minimum qualifying standards are indicated in the Examination Rules for each of the two Qualifying Papers i.e. English and Indian Languages.
Ques 11. Whether the Indian Language paper, for candidates from the States of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Sikkim, compulsory or not?
Ans. The Paper for Indian Language is not compulsory for the candidates from the States of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Sikkim. Even in the Online Application, if a candidate mentions that he/she is from these North-Eastern States, the option for Indian Language automatically gets disabled in the Online Application.
Ques 12. How is merit between candidates decided If the overall marks of two or more candidates are equal?
Ans. 'Tie-breaking' principles are applied to decide merit among candidates having the same overall marks.
Ques 13. Can a candidate fill UPSC form twice?
Ans. Yes. He/she can change optional paper, medium, choice of location. They can fill as many times as they wish. But UPSC considers lastest filled form only and the rest all are considered null and void.
Ques 14. Is Tattoo allowed in UPSC?
Ans. It isn't advisable to have a tattoo (at least, not a visible one anyway) because Civil Services is a respectable job.
Ques 15. How can a candidate check the attempts in UPSC?
Ans. No, they can't check the number of attempts left for the UPSC examination. They need to count the number of attempts by themselves. If they have appeared in the Preliminary exam and not qualified it then it is also considered as a count.
Important Dates
Registration Date
12-02-2020
Application Start Date
12-02-2020
Application End Date
03-03-2020
Preliminary Exam Date
04-10-2020
Main Exam Date
28-02-2021
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