IFS (Indian Foreign Service/Indian Forest Services)

Indian Forest services is one of the Civil Services of India

and belongs to the All India Services group, with other two
All India Services being the Indian Administrative Service
(IAS) and the Indian Police Service (IPS).

IFS - Indian Forest Services

The Indian Forest Service was made in 1966 under the All
India Services Act, 1951 by the Government of India. The
fundamental explanation behind formation of this
administration, to secure, monitors, and recover the woods
assets.

Previously, the Imperial Forestry Service existed during the British

Raj from 1865 to 1935. Ministry of Environment, Climate Change,
under the Government of India, is the cadre controlling authority
of Indian Forest Service.

It is one of the 3 All India Services : 1. Indian Forest Service (IFS)

2. Indian Police Service (IPS)
3. Indian Administrative Service (IAS)

IFS - Indian Foreign Service

1.

The Indian Foreign Service was shaped on 9

October 1946 by Government of India. The Foreign
Secretary of India is the regulatory leader of the
Indian Foreign Service.

2.

Indian Foreign Service is the administrative

diplomatic civil service under Group A and B of the
Central Civil Services of the executive branch of Indian
Government.

3.

Indian Foreign Service (IFS) is not at all like some

other Civil Service, for example, Indian
Administrative Service (IAS) or Indian Police
Service (IPS).

IFS - Indian Foreign Service

4.

After joining the IFS, for which one must be by and large
at the highest point of the positioning request in Civil
Services Examination (CSE) directed by the Union Public
Service Commission (UPSC) of India, one is sent to the
Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration
(LBSNA) in Mussooire for preparing for a time of three
months where she is known as Foreign Service
Probationer.

5.

After completing the three-month preparing, which

includes preparing in numerous controls including an
outside dialect, horse riding and tracking in high
Himalayas, a Foreign Services Probationer moves to the
Foreign Service Institute situated in New Delhi.

IFS mean Indian Foreign Service or Indian forest

service?

Both IFS since the acronyms is same for both .But you need
to get the difference between both .Actually upsc conducts
examination for both Indian Foreign Service and Indian forest
service.

Difference between both Indian foreign service or

Indian
forest service examination:

Going through Indian foreign minister you can become

embassy of your country in different nations. Indian forest
service you can become forest office in different regions.

Going through civil service examination you will get the

Indian Foreign Service .But for forest service you will have
different notification for it by UPSC.
The age limits for foreign and forest service .The age limit
should be from 21 to 30 years.

Eligibility criteria:
Indian Foreign Service Eligibility Criteria:1. You must be a citizen of India.
2. You must have completed Graduation degree
or equivalent in any discipline from a
recognized university.
3. You must be within age 21 to 30 years. Age
relaxation is applicable to reserved category
candidates as per government rules.
4. You must be physically and mentally fit.

Indian Forest Service Eligibility Criteria:1.

You must be a citizen of India.

2.

You must have completed Bachelors degree with at

least one of the subjects namely, Animal Husbandry &
Veterinary Science, Botany, Chemistry, Geology,
Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Zoology or a
Bachelors degree in Agriculture or Forestry or
Engineering of a recognized university.

3.

You must be within age 21 to 30 years. Age relaxation

is applicable to reserved category candidates as per
government rules.

4.

You must be physically and mentally fit.

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