Is Commissioner an IAS officer?
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Is Commissioner an IAS officer?
After this tenure, an officer may be promoted to head a whole state administrative division, as a divisional commissioner. On attaining the higher scales of the pay matrix, IAS officers may lead government departments or ministries….Indian Administrative Service.
| Head of the Civil services | |
|---|---|
| Cabinet Secretary of India | Rajiv Gauba, IAS |
What is the rank of commissioner?
Karnataka Police
| Post | Rank |
|---|---|
| Commissioner of Police, Bengaluru | Director General of Police (DG) |
| Commissioner of Police, Mangaluru | Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) |
| Commissioner of Police, Mysuru | Inspector General of Police (IG) |
| Commissioner of Police, Belagavi | Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) |
When do IAS officers get promoted to the rank of Commissioner?
After the working of 9 years they get promoted to Divisional Commissioner. IAS Officer get promoted to the rank of Director of Ministry after completion of 17-19 years of services. After this there is no time bound of getting promoted to the rank of Commissioner, Additional Secretary, Chief Secretary in Ministries and Cabinet Secretary.
What are the perks of being an IAS officer?
Along with salary, IAS officers also enjoy certain perks. These perks are generally available in most government jobs, along with job security. IAS officer’s promotion comes with a higher salary.
What is the difference between IFS officer salary structure and IAS?
The IFS officer salary structure is much higher than an IAS officer salary structure due to higher allowances. IAS/IPS officers, in contrast, spend most of their early career in district headquarters & sub-divisional towns which may be in remote areas.
What is the next post of IAS after completing 5 years?
The entire rank of IAS cadre is divided into 8 Grades or Ranks. The next post they get promoted to is IAS District Magistrate/District Collector/Deputy Commissioner after the completion of 5 years of service.