Indian Administrative Service

Swati Srivastava Bhadauria | Additional Secretary | Government of India

What is Indian Administrative Service?

A Career in Indian Administrative Service is very interesting. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to find information about What Indian Administrative Service actually is. Most pages on the internet just talk about How to get into Indian Administrative Service. The internet is a great source of information on Indian Administrative Service, but it is second best to learning about the same from a real professional.

Additional Secretary Swati Srivastava Bhadauria invested 7 years in Indian Administrative Service. Additional Secretary Swati Srivastava Bhadauria describes Indian Administrative Service as:

Indian Administrative Service selection is through the UPSC exam and it is common for 24 variety of services. IAS is topmost priorities of people appearing the exam. It is a generalist service and offers a lot of exposure and a very diverse job profile. It includes SDM (Sub Distric Magistrate), DM (District Magistrate) and a varied range of job profiles. IAS plays a key role in administration and policy making.

How Additional Secretary Swati Srivastava Bhadauria got into Indian Administrative Service?

I have done my schooling from Little Flower School, Gorakhpur and after that I did B.Tech (Electronics and Communication). I have worked with Reserve Bank of India for 6 months while preparing for the IAS exam. In 2012, I joined IAS in Chattisgarh cadre and got transfer in Uttarakhand in 2015. I have worked as SDM for Mussorie and Dehradun both. Currently working as Additional Secretary, MSME department plus Additional CEO in Khadi and Village Industries Board, Uttarakhand.

Additional Secretary Swati Srivastava Bhadauria's Talk on Indian Administrative Service

Starts with what is:
1)	Indian Administrative Service

Next, it covers Education. This Talk is unique because it talks about Education in terms of things which can be learnt from books, to excel at a Career in Indian Administrative Service and not as a list of Qualifications, which one needs to get into Indian Administrative Service. It defines Education in terms of following items for Indian Administrative Service:
2)	Law
3)	Management
4)	Public Administration
5)	Technology

Then, the Talk focuses on the most important component that is Skills. Anyone aspiring for Indian Administrative Service needs to understand that Skill development is crucial for success. Here is a list of Skills required for Indian Administrative Service:
6)	Decision Making Ability
7)	Skills in Public Dealing
8)	Ability to learn quickly
9)	Leadership and Coordination
10)	Inclination to work for Public Good
11)	Work Ethics and Integrity
12)	Communication Skills
13)	Resourcefulness

Positives of Indian Administrative Service are quite interesting. This Talk explains these Positives of Indian Administrative Service:
14)	Job Satisfaction
15)	Diversity in Job
16)	Social Exposure
17)	Job Security

There are a few Challenges in Indian Administrative Service which one needs to be cognizant of:
18)	Work-Life Balance
19)	Pulls and Pressures
20)	High Scrutiny by Media
21)	High Judicial Activism
22)	Exigencies of the Day
23)	Frequent transfers at times

In the final section of the Talk, Swati Srivastava Bhadauria talks about How a day goes in a Career in:
24)	IAS

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