Can we directly become DM after clearing UPSC?

For Becoming a DM, firstly you have to pass the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam and secure a rank within the top 100. Once you clear this exam you will become an India Administrative Services Officer (IAS). Now, it is crystal clear that to become a DM you have to become an IAS officer first.

Can I become collector with GPSC exam?

yes of course, after passing some time in administration you will get your promotion as a collector. firstly, when you will have passed your exam, they appointed as deputy but after 10 – 15 years of service, the higher post is given.

Can I become collector after clearing UPSC?

To become a collector you first have to appear in the civil service exam conducted by UPSC. Any Indian, Nepali, or Bhutanese with a graduation degree in any stream from a government recognized university can give that exam.

How long will it take for an IAS to become a collector?

Step 3: Crack the UPSC – CSE exam which is conducted in 3 stages namely Preliminary Exam, Mains Exam, and Interview Process. Step 4:Crack the UPSC exam and become an IAS officer. Step 5: After 6 years of experience as an IAS Officer & 2-3 promotions, a candidate gets the designation of Collector.

Why collector is called District Magistrate?

The position of District Collector was created by Warren Hastings in 1772. The main functions of the district collector were to supervise general administration, to collect land revenue and to maintain law and order in the district. As a District Magistrate, he supervised the police and inferior courts in the district.

Which stream is best for collector?

For becoming collector you need to complete your graduation degree in any stream so you can choose any subject in your 12th class. I suggest you to choose physics, chemistry and mathematics in 12th standard because it will help you in your aim of being a collector in future.

Who comes after Collector?

A district magistrate and collector is transferred to and from the post by the state government. The office bearer is generally of the rank of under secretary/deputy secretary or director in Government of India.

Who is above the Collector?

As District Collector The Deputy Commissioner is the highest Officer of revenue administration in the district. In revenue matters, he is responsible to the Government through the Divisional Commissioner and the Financial Commissioner, Revenue.