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Hello Wasim,
It will be a great achievement for anyone to clear the IAS exam, even if with a lower rank. One gets an opportunity to serve the nation from one of the top positions in the administration. Achieving lower rank doesn’t mean that one will be posted at a lower position or at insignificant one. You still have immense opportunities with a lower rank in the IAS exam. It’s obvious that you will not get that most sought after IAS/IFS/IPS, but there are total Twenty-four such services including group A and B Central Services and one who gets selected will be appointed district level so these all are most important posts as par with IAS/IFS/IPS. Apart from IAS/IFS/IPS, there are other such services which have their own importance like Railway Services, Revenue Service, Postal Service, etc. You have another option that you can even reappear for the exam if you have not got the IAS, for making improvement in your rank to get into your dream service.Generally, you will be allotted a service cadre on the basis of your rank in the final list, your preferences for services and your reservation category. Below is a list all services for which the UPSC conducts Civil Services Exam every year.
Generally, you will be allotted a service cadre on the basis of your rank in the final list, your preferences for services and your reservation category. There are in all twenty-four services for which the UPSC conducts Civil Services Exam every year.
So, dear Aspirant, you indeed no need to be worried regarding the rank, you just clear the IAS exam which itself is a great task and dream for everyone who is preparing for the CSE. For any further queries, you can approach our Experts at CareerGuide. Wish you all the best!
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