Which is better IAS and IES?

and the IES (Indian Engineering Service) officers are quite different. The IES is a very specialised and technical service. The IAS is more of a generalist. An IES officer functions in technical areas like roads, railways, manufacturing, defence, construction, public works, telecommunications, power, etc.

Which is more difficult IAS or IES?

Both exams of UPSC OR IAS require a lot of preparation, mental strength and dedication. However, students with an engineering background would find IES slightly easier and even benefit from it while working. IES is looked upon as a technical exam and graduation knowledge might be enough to surpass it.

Can I prepare for both IES and IAS?

It is possible to prepare for both the IES (Indian Engineering Services) and the IAS (Indian Administrative Services) at the same time, provided you have opted the same subjects for both IES and IAS.

Should I join ies or IAS after 4 years of Engineering?

Talking about in Engineering terms, IES should be preferred because you can use your engg education in IES job, However in case of IAS your 4 years of engg study will be of not much use, But you will get a lot of power and facilities. In short If you want job satisfaction as a engg Go for IES , If you want power, fame , Go for IAS.

What is the difference between IAS and IES?

IAS and IES are both the prestigious Job in India. Talking about in Engineering terms, IES should be preferred because you can use your engg education in IES job, However in case of IAS your 4 years of engg study will be of not much use, But you will get a lot of power and facilities.

Should an IAS candidate attempt both civil services and engineering services?

Many IAS candidates, especially engineering graduates wonder if they should try their hand at both the civil services and the engineering services exams. Both exams are conducted by the UPSC every year.

Should I attempt the UPSC ies or Ese?

If you are interested in engineering and the like, you should attempt the UPSC IES/ ESE. If you are interested in both services and have opted for an engineering subject as your CSE optional subject, you can also attempt the ESE. But remember that in the civil services you only have electrical, mechanical and civil engineering subjects.