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Posted by: alka singh Posted on: Wed 03 Oct 2012

IPOS Officers are posted in the postal department. Like other civil servants, they are eligible to move on deputation to other ministries and departments of the central government, state government or even on foreign assignment to United Nations bodies. “In terms of technology induction, India Post is miles ahead of its competitors in the private sector,” says Aman Sharma, director, Delhi postal circle.

What's it about

Indian postal services come under the Central Group ‘A’ services. IPoS officers are recruited through the civil service examination, conducted by the Union Public Service Commission.

Pay Off

The starting salary is about  Rs. 32,000 per month. After the sixth pay commission’s recommendations, the salary structure has been revised. Structures depend on one’s scale also. ...

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Clock Work

The normal working hours in administrative offices are from 9am to 5.30pm, five days in a week. However, a government servant like Indian postal services officer works 24x7, as per the call of duty ...

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Skills

  • Excellent administrative skills
  • Ability to work in remote areas
  • A helpful attitude is important
  • Good networking skills
  • Ability to work in a close-knit ...

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Pros & Cons

  • Excellent job variety, due to which IPS officers are preferred by other central government ministries to man important positions on deputation
  • It requires special logistics managem ...

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How do i get there

Indian postal services officers are recruited through the civil service examination conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) which requires a bachelor’s degree.

Colleges & URL's

After clearing the UPSC-administered exam, a probationer has to complete a foundation course at:

  • Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie
  • Postal St ...

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