Indian Engineering Services Exam – The Prime ESE Coaching Institute in Chandigarh

Engineering Services Examination (IES) is the prestigious examination which UPSC conducts to recruit officers for the civil services to serve the Government of India. To crack ESE is every Engineering graduate’s dream. ESE advances career bestowing the utmost respect. The ESE officers handle a vast section of general society division economy. ESE career undoubtedly rewards with high regard in the society. To match the standards of exam of high prestige, aspirants need to arm themselves with cutting-edge knowledge. Engineers Career Point, the best ESE coaching institute in Chandigarh sets a benchmark every time the results are out. Aspirants need to accept the fact that without appropriate training, cracking ESE would be a tough task viewing the difficulty level. Intense knowledge, clear concepts, and neat basics are conducive for scaling ESE. Engineers Career Point, the preeminent ESE coaching centre in Chandigarh is aware of all the required elements to sail you through the exam successfully.

Everything You Need to Know About ESE/IES

IES is conducted to recruit candidates to the following four fields of Engineering

Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

Every year a vast amount of candidates appears for ESE. The IES exam has a limited number of seats to compete for with a selection ratio of 0.00275. The test is technical in nature. In addition to this, the competitive selection procedure raises the level of the exam to a greater extent. This toughens the exam way more than it already is. Most IES officers are the alumni of esteemed institutes like NITs, IITs, and Indian Institute of Science. Union Government picks the officer on the recommendations made by the UPSC. The officers perform the work based on the Engineering branch they are picked for. The IES people are proficient in handling both the technical and managerial functions of the Government of India. You can achieve the feat with a robust ESE coaching. If you are a GATE scholar, clearing ESE would be easy for you. We are the leading GATE coaching institute in Chandigarh to help you surpass your own potential.

Abide by the following tips for a strong mental groundwork

Once you have made up your mind to attempt ESE/IES, maintain absolute focus. Wipe out all the distracting elements to remain on the track.
Debunk the myth that only the IITians and graduates from other prominent institutes can crack the ESE/IES. Anyone can crack the exam with flying colors.
Go through the previous year’s question papers and pay detailed attention to every single aspect you are going to study.
Be accountable for whatever you do.
Keep up the self-motivation.

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Eligibility Criteria

Nationality

In case of nationalities, an aspiring candidate has to be one of the following mentioned below:

Candidate should be the citizen of India.
Candidate can be the citizen of Nepal and Bhutan.
Any person who hails from the Indian origin and has migrated from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Kenya , Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia and Vietnam with a purpose of his/her permanent settlement in India.

Age Eligibility

You need to be between 21 years to 30 years as on 1st January of the exam year. (However certain categories of persons (SC, ST & OBC) and certain departmental candidates are eligible for age relaxation).

Academic Qualification Eligibility

A degree in Engineering from a recognized University or equivalent. M.Sc. degree or its equivalent with Wireless Communications, Electronics, Radio Physics or Radio Engineering as special subjects are also eligible. Final year students can also appear in IES exam.

Scheme Of Examination

Stage-1:	Engineering Services (Preliminary/State-1) Examination (Objective Type Papers)
Paper-1: {Common for all Candidates}	General Studies and Engineering Aptitude Paper	2 hours duration 200 marks(max.)
Paper-2:	Engineering Discipline-specific Paper	3 hours duration 300 marks(max.)
Stage-1:	Sub-Total	500 marks(max.)
-Minimum Qualifying Marks for each Paper should be at the discretion of the Commission. -Only those candidates qualifying at this Stage to be permitted to appear for Stage-II examination

Stage-2:	Engineering Services (Mains/Stage-II)) Examination (Conventional Type Papers)
Paper-1:	Engineering Discipline-specific Paper-1	3 hours duration 300 Marks (max.)

Stage-1:	Engineering Services (Preliminary/State-1) Examination (Objective Type Papers)
Paper-2:	Engineering Discipline-specific Paper-2	3 hours duration 300 Marks (max.)
Stage-2:	Sub-Total	600 marks(max.)
Stage-1 + Stage-2 :	Sub-Total	1100 marks(max.)
Only those Candidates qualifying at this Stage (i.e. Stage-I + Stage-II) to be permitted to appear for Stage-III examination

Stage-3:	Personality Test	200 marks(max.)
Stage-1 + Stage-2 + Stage-3	Grand-Total	1300 marks(max.)
Only those Candidates qualifying at this Stage (i.e. Stage I + Stage II + Stage III) to be included in the Final Merit List of Engg. Services Exam. Thus the marks secured by the candidates in the Stage-I (Objective type papers) of the Engineering Services Examination should be added to the marks secured in the Stage-II (Conventional type papers) of the Examination and Stage-III (Personality Test) and accordingly, such marks secured by the candidates in Stage-I should also be counted for merit.

Syllabus

Departments allocation through ese departments allocation through ese

For Civil Engineers after ESE

Candidates who do have specialization in Civil Engineering can find the job prospects in the following departments:

Indian Railway Stores Service
Indian Railway Service of Engineers
Indian Defense Service of Engineers
Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS)
Border Roads Engineering Service
Central Engineering Service (Roads)
Central Engineering Service
Central Water Engineering

For Mechanical Engineers after ESE

Candidates who do have specialization in Mechanical Engineering can find the job prospects in the Group A (Mechanical Engineering Posts) in the following departments:

Central Engineering Service (Roads)
Indian Railway Service of Mechanical Engineers
Indian Naval Armament Service
Central Power Engineering Service
Indian Navy
Indian Defence Service of Engineers
Indian Supply Service
Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, a branch in the Indian Army
Central Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Service
Geological Survey of India

For Electrical Engineers after ESE

Candidates who do have specialization in Electrical Engineering can find the job prospects in the following departments:

Central Power Engineering Service
Indian Inspection Service
Engineering Service (Electrical Engineering Posts)
Indian Railway Service of Signal Engineers
Indian Defence Service of Engineers
Central Electrical and Mechanical

For Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Students

Candidates who do have Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering can find the job prospects in the following departments:

Indian Railway Stores Service (Telecommunication/ Electronics Engineering Posts)
Assistant Naval Stores Officer Grade- I
Central Power Engineering Service
Indian Telecommunication Service
Junior Telecom officer in Indian Telecommunication Service
Indian Inspection Service Group

The post to the candidates in the different departments will be awarded on the basis of grades and marks. Candidates belong to Scheduled Caste (SC), Schedule Tribes (ST) and Female candidates can have relaxation in age and they would be provided with some other benefits as well as according to the norms issued by the Govt. of India.