Is B Tech eligible for IES?

ANSWER : Yes, provided the university, or the institution which is awarding You the Engineering degree is recognised by the UGC. UPSC just wants a pass in the degree of any branch of Engineering from a recognised university/Institute : to be eligible for IES exam.

What is the success rate of IES?

The IES Interview round contains 200 marks. If any candidate can score 140 – 160 in the interview round it is considered to be a good score and there is a change of being a topper. IES Exam is known to have a success rate of only 0.5\%.

When one should start preparing for IES?

Ideally your preparation should start from second year onwards which will keep you ahead of your competitor. By this, we mean a candidate should be thorough with each and every subject of study during the graduation course – the concepts should be clear and no topics should be left out.

What is the eligibility criteria for clearing IES exam?

Graduates clearing or topping IES are usually from Indian Institute of Technology or Indian Institute of Science. A Bachelors degree in Engineering from a recognized university or equivalent (B.E/B.Tech)

What are the BTech CSE final year projects?

Final year BTech cse projects, where students can work on IoT projects, Artificial intelligence projects, ML projects, Data science projects, Full stack web development projects, Python projects.we support them with complete guidance and training. Btech final year projects students can work on IOT,Robotics,Automation,etc..

Why is the IES exam considered to be a tough exam?

Perhaps, this is why IES exam is considered to be a very tough exam not just in India but the world over (because of the limited number of vacancies available.) Owing to the degree of toughness of the exam, the candidates who clear the IES exam and become IES officers enjoy immense respect and stature in the society.

What does IES do for Education?

Driving Innovation through Research IES invests in high-quality research that sparks innovative solutions to real-world challenges in education. Measuring Progress and the Condition of Education IES collects, analyzes and shares meaningful data about student performance and the effectiveness of education policies and practices.