Indian Economic / Statistical Services Examination is conducted by the Commission of the Union Public Service to recruit Grade IV officers for the Indian Statistical Service (ISS) and Indian Economic Service (IES). The exam is usually done in the month of November. Among the many careers offered by the public sector, Indian Economic Service is one of the most beautiful of the young post-graduates. Selected candidates are placed in the Planning Commission, Labour Bureau, Central Electricity Authority, economic advisers to many departments, the future market of the Commission, the Tariff Commission, Planning Board, the National Tariff Commission investigation polls and other allied offices where specialists in economics is necessary. A highly specialized service illustrates where appointees are providing critical inputs into the policy development of financial and economic situation, and furthermore, they can go on deputation from various UN agencies. ELIGIBILITY Age limit: 21-30 years on 1 January of the year of the qualifying examination for Education (Indian Economic Service): Advanced degree from a recognized university in Economics / Applied Economics / Business Economics / Econometrics of India’s economic qualifications of educational services (Indian Statistical Service) post graduate degree from an Indian University in Statistics / Applied Statistics Statistics / Mathematics. Candidates appearing in qualifying degree examinations are also eligible for provisional subject to production of proof of success with detailed application form. Diagram of the Test of English Indian Economic Service General -100 -100 General Studies marks marks marks General Economics General Economics I -200 II -200 III Indian brands General Economics-Economy-200Marks -200 -200 marks Interview marks Indian Statistical Service General English – General Studies 100 marks -100 -200 Notes Statistics I Statistics II marks -200 -200 -200 III Statistics brands brands brands Interview Program General English candidates are required to write an essay in English. Other questions will be designed to test their understanding of English and the use of words. Passages will usually be set for summary or precise writing. General studies, it includes news, Indian politics, Constitution of India, History of India and to some extent geography. General Economics I Theory of consumer demand, production theory, theory of value, distribution theory, welfare-economics, national income concept, the Keynesian theory of employment are just Some important topics. General Economics II Concept of economic growth and its extent, characteristics and problems of developing countries, planning, international economics, economics of money Indian Baseline characteristics of the Indian economy, the planning, agriculture, cooperation, growth of cooperative movement in India, Industry, Labour, monetary and banking, public finance are some important issues. Statistics I Probability (40 per cent by weight), statistical methods (45 per cent by weight), Numerical Analysis (15 per cent by weight). Statistics II linear models (25 per cent by weight), estimate (25 per cent by weight), the hypothesis test (25 per cent by weight), multidimensional analysis (25 per cent by weight) of Statistics Part IIIA ( required): Sampling techniques (35 percent weight), economic statistics (25 per cent by weight) Part B (optional candidates will answer questions on a topic below): Statistical Quality Control and operations research (40 per cent by weight), population and vital statistics (weight 40 per cent), Design and analysis of experiments (40 weight percent), Econometrics (40 weight percent) RECOMMENDED books General Studies: Magazines and books of general knowledge upkar is sufficient. General Economics-I: 1. Micro: Koutsoyyiannis, Ahuja book or any other property. 2. Macro: Shapiro, Dornbusch and Fischer, Ahuja 3. For Mathematical Methods: 11th and 12th class maths NCERT book is sufficient. 4. National income accounting: CBSE class 12th book-person. General Economics-II 1. Currency: SB Gupta (For both Jhingan) ML and RBI report. 2. International Economics: Soderston;, Mannur or any other book. 3. Growth and Development: Jhingan ML, Meir and Baldwin. , Read a book more than one or two of Amratya Sen 4. Statistics: Class 11 and 12 pounds with NCERT few chapters of a book on statistics for graduation or a book Gujarati-econometrics. General Economics-III1. Public Finance: Bhatia and book a foreign author. 2. Indian Economy: Chapter Planning Uma Kapila. 3. Environmental Economics: The subjects of good books that cover wise. Indian Economy 1. Economy of India by Dutt and Sundaram. coverage of topics-wise program. 2. Indian Economy: Mishra & Puri 3. Indian Economy: A Agrawala 4 N. Economy of India: Uma Kapila 5. Indian Economy: Economic Survey-two years 6. Indian Economy: Budget 3 years, 7 very Important. Indian economy: the last two monetary and credit policy (mid-term and annual). Recent data on CRR, SLR and the rate of rest must be known. 8. Various reports, such as Human Development Report, World Development Reports (available on the net) and many other good reports, including report and documents Nations Environment Programme will help GE-III paper, the issues are very original paper III of the economy. 9. Any newspaper good economy