What are the restriction for IAS officer?

UPSC Exam Eligibility Snapshot

Age Limit	21 to 32 years
Age relaxation	As per category (mentioned below)
Number of Attempts	06 (General and EWS) ; 09 (OBC); SC/ST (Upto age limit)
Educational qualification for UPSC Civil Services	Graduation from any recognized university
Nationality	Indian (For IAS and IPS);

What are the powers given to IAS?

An IAS have the power to formulate policies and implement them according to the finances but decision is taken by the minister the IAS is working under. Tax courts also comes under the authority of the IAS of that area. Prime duty of the IAS is to maintain law and order of that area.

What are the powers and responsibilities of an IAS officer?

The powers and responsibilities of an IAS officer are interrelated. The powers of an IAS are listed below: To implement and supervise the process of establishment of government policies To give the 1st order in case of any disaster (natural/ manmade) and for managing the disaster.

Can an IAS officer be deputed to a private company?

There are provisions to depute IAS officers to private organizations for short tenures as well. As per the Code of Criminal Procedure (1973) of the Indian Penal Code: Sections 107,108,109,110,133,144 and 176 lists out powers for maintaining law and order given to Magistrates

What is the role of a district magistrate in IAS?

District Level Functions: As a District Magistrate, Collector or Deputy Commissioner, perform the same functions as an SDM at the district level and also supervise SDMs in their role. Field assignments usually end at the district level for most IAS officers.

What is the day-to-day life of an IAS officer?

Candidates who successfully clear the UPSC Civil Services Exam get the first taste of life as an IAS officer as soon as they join the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration ( LBSNAA ). The day to day life of an IAS officer during training is very disciplined and starts at 6 am sharp.