List of UPSC Civil Services Posts with Salary

The UPSC Civil Services Posts & Salary List encompasses prestigious positions such as the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and Indian Revenue Service (IRS), with salaries ranging from INR 56,100 to INR 2,50,000. Administering some of India's most esteemed exams for public service, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) holds a distinguished reputation for offering positions with substantial remuneration. UPSC's Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2024 provides opportunities to fill various roles, with only a select few chosen from the multitude of applicants.

At the heart of India's bureaucracy lie the civil services, which are categorized into Indian Civil Services, Group A Civil Services, and Group B Civil Services, all recruited through UPSC examinations. Allocation to specific services is based on exam performance. This article delves into the diverse civil service roles offered by UPSC, along with their respective salary structures.
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List of UPSC Posts & Salary 2024: Details

In India, exams are held by UPSC for a variety of public service positions. The Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and other services are among the 17 services that are represented on the UPSC posts list. These positions provide significant salaries and benefits. Here is the list of UPSC Posts List and Salary:

Post	Description	Starting Salary	Highest Salary
Indian Administrative Service (IAS)	Top administrative role in charge of managing and putting policies and plans into action.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Foreign Service (IFS)	Carries out all aspects of India's foreign policy, including trade, diplomacy, and cultural interactions with other nations.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Police Service (IPS)	Accountable for preserving law and order, preventing and looking into crimes, and safeguarding citizens.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Revenue Service (IRS)	Manages tax collection and enforcement, which includes putting tax laws into effect and preventing tax evasion.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Forest Service (IFS)	Conserves and protects India's wildlife and forest resources.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Information Service (IIS)	Manages the government's media and PR efforts, including print, electronic, and social media communication.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IAAS)	Performs audits of government agencies and offers financial recommendations.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Postal Service (IPoS)	Oversees all postal operations in India, including mail delivery, savings programmes, and money transfer services.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Trade Service (ITS)	Negotiating trade agreements and settling trade conflicts, promotes India's international trade and commerce.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS)	Oversees the defence services of India's financial and accounting elements.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Central Excise)	Organises the collection and enforcement of excise and customs taxes, as well as the efforts to stop the smuggling of commodities.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS)	Supervises the accounting and financial aspects of several government departments.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS)	Deals with legal issues that pertain to business concerns, such as corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, and insolvency cases.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES)	Manages and maintains India's military estates, comprising the lands and buildings the armed services use.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Economic Service (IES)	Gives guidance on macroeconomic policies, public financing, and development programs, among other economic plans and policies.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS)	Accountable for the manufacture and supply of weapons and ammunition for defence.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000
Indian Statistical Service (ISS)	Provides statistical research and analysis for numerous government departments, especially those responsible for deciding on and evaluating policies.	INR 56,100	INR 2,50,000

IAS Post-Wise Salary 2024

Candidates should also check out the salary and pay scale for different job profiles under the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) posts offered through the UPSC exam mentioned in the table below:

IAS Officer Posts	Grade Pay	Basic Salary
SDM, Undersecretary, Assistant Secretary	INR 5,400	INR 56, 100
ADM, Deputy Secretary, Under Secretary	INR 6,600	INR 67,700
DM, joint secretary, deputy secretary	INR 7,600	INR 78, 800
DM, Special Secretary cum commissioner. Director	INR 8,700	INR 1,18, 500
Divisional Commissioner, Secretary cum Commissioner, Joint Secretary	INR 8,700	INR 1,44, 200
Divisional Commissioner, Principal Secretary, Additional Secretary	INR 12,000	INR 1,82, 200
Chief Secretary, Additional Chief Secretary	NA	INR 2, 05, 400
Cabinet Secretary and Secretary	NA	INR 2, 25, 000
Cabinet Secretary of India	NA	INR 2,50, 00

IPS Rank-Wise Salary 2024

The salaries for different posts under the Indian Police Service (IPS) offered through the UPSC exam have been mentioned in the table below:

IPS Officers Ranks	Basic Salary
Deputy Superintendent of Police	INR 56,100
Additional Superintendent of Police	INR 67,700
Senior Superintendent of Police	INR 78,800
Deputy Inspector General of Police	INR 1,31,100
Inspector-General of Police	INR 1,44,200
Director-General of Police	INR 2,05,400
Director of CBI or IB/ DG of Police	INR 2,25,000

IFS Grade-Wise Salary 2024

Candidates can check out the salaries for different job roles under the Indian Foreign Service (IFS) offered through the UPSC exams mentioned in the table below:

IFS Officer Grade	IFS Officer Rank	Basic Salary
Junior Time Scale	Under Secretary	INR 8,000
Senior Time Scale	Under Secretary	INR 10,700
Junior Administrative Scale	Deputy Secretary	INR 12,750
Selection Grade	Counselor Director	INR 15,100
Senior Administrative Scale	Joint Secretary	INR 18,400
High Commissioner/Ambassador	Foreign Secretary	INR 26,000

UPSC CSE Salary: Perks & Other Benefits

Officers chosen by the UPSC CSE get benefits such as an official apartment, official vehicles with a driver, paid leaves, educational resources, free or subsidised utilities, servants, access to government guest rooms, security personnel, etc. These are the specifics of the benefits:

• Official Residence: Whether IAS, IPS, or members of other services, all officers typically receive a government bungalow or a three-bedroom flat. If they are unable to obtain government assistance, HRA is offered. In the nation where they are deployed, IFS officers are given government housing. While travelling, officers can make use of the amenities in government guest houses.

• Utility Services: These include free or discounted water, electricity, phone service, cooking gas, etc. for officers.

• Security: Two police officers and three home guards are available to IAS officers as protection. The level of protection offered for different services varies depending on the circumstances.

• Official Vehicles: If someone works for the government, they will be provided with a vehicle and a driver for official purposes.

• Medical treatment: Officers are provided with free or state-subsidized medical care. Health Insurance benefits are also provided to officers.

• Leaves: Officers chosen through the UPSC CSE are entitled to 30 earned leaves, 8 casual leaves, 20 holidays that are gazetted, and about 20 half-pay leaves.

• Hardship Allowance: Officers serving in Naxal-affected regions, Ladakh, and the North East are also given a hardship or difficult location allowance. It fluctuates between INR 18,000 and INR 25,500 a month.

• Education Resources: All India Services (IAS, IPS, and IFS) personnel can take a two-year paid vacation and receive study benefits in order to attend Indian or foreign universities after serving for seven years. Officers must first sign a bond with the government promising to provide their services for a specified number of years in order to use this facility.

• Pension: Officers who joined before 2004 receive a lifelong pension from government funds as part of their post-retirement perks. Officers who joined after 2004 will get pensions in accordance with their specific pension plans. Additionally, government employees can apply for extensions and post-retirement positions. Both the State and Union Cabinet Secretaries receive residential plots upon retirement.

In conclusion, the UPSC provides a variety of job options with excellent pay scales and other benefits. Based on the officer's position and level, the pay scale is established. The tables above can be used by aspirants to better comprehend the job descriptions and pay scales. Candidates must also check out the articles mentioned below to know more about the UPSC exam!

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