Question 1

What distinguishes IPS from IAS?

Accepted Answer

IAS officers assist with public administration and the formulation and implementation of policy. While IPS officers are tasked with investigating crimes and preserving public order in the area in which they are stationed, they are also responsible for conducting intelligence operations.

Question 2

What rank is required to join the IPS?

Accepted Answer

If you are a general category candidate and your UPSC rank is around 90, you have a good chance of being accepted into the IPS. Likewise, a rank of 465 for OBC, 650 for SC, and 770 for ST should be sufficient for IPS. For IPS, the general category rank is 115, OBC is 570, SC is 765, and ST is 925.

Question 3

What is the best subject for IPS?

Accepted Answer

To become an IPS officer, one must earn a bachelor's degree in any field of study and pass the UPSC examination for the service. You may finish 10+2 in the Arts stream with civics. Additionally, you can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in civics, economics, history, or political science.

Question 4

How long is training for IPS?

Accepted Answer

There are four components to the instruction provided to IPS recruits: A three-month Foundation Course at LBSNAA, Mussoorie. Phase I instruction (11-month Basic Course): Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA), Hyderabad. District Practical Training (six months): depending on the cadre.

Question 5

How many tries are permitted for IPS?

Accepted Answer

For General Applicants: 6 tries (Up to 32 Years) No Restrictions on Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Candidates (SC/ST) (Up to 37 Years) Other Backward Classes (OBC): nine opportunities (Up to 35 Years) Physically handicapped- nine for general and OBC, unlimited for SC/ST.

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