An Introduction to Civil Services

An Introduction to Civil Services

is an attempt to provide an overview of the Civil Services Examination and work profile of 23 All India Services and Central Civil Services. This book is useful for Civil Services Examination. It will also help candidates in choosing their service preferences. The book will provide a basic understanding of the scheme and pattern of the Civil Services Examination. It will strengthen the aspirant’s conceptual understanding of All India Services and Central Civil Services, which, besides aiding them in filling service preference, will also help those appearing in CSE with Public Administration as an optional subject. In tune with the pattern of the question asked in the General Studies Paper IV, the book provides real life ethics case studies related to different services.

Key features: Features Scheme and Pattern of the Civil Services Examination Explains roles, responsibilities, deputation, advantages, and disadvantages of 23 All India and Central Services Provides a comparative analysis of 23 All India and Central Civil Services 100 Real life ethical dilemmas and case studies related to various All India and Central Civil Services Guidelines for making service preference Unique blend of the knowledge of 23 serving bureaucrats

Lohit Matani is an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the 2014 batch serving in Maharashtra Cadre. He has completed his BTech and MTech in Material Science and Technology from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi. Lohit loves interacting with the young aspirants preparing for the civil services examination through his articles, blogs and books.

Vishal is an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the 2014 batch serving in Nagaland Cadre. He has completed his BTech and MTech in Industrial Engineering from IIT Kharagpur. He has a wide experience in the social sector and has worked with reputed organizations.