UPSC Post List 2025, Salary, Job Profile, 24 Posts Group Wise

by Vajiram & Ravi

16-09-2024

03:30 AM

UPSC post list 2025.webp
UPSC Post List 2025: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is responsible for selecting candidates for prestigious government positions through a stringent and merit-based examination process. These officers hold crucial roles in various administrative, diplomatic, law enforcement, and other vital departments, playing a key role in the nation's development.

Each year, UPSC conducts the Civil Services Examination to recruit qualified candidates for a range of posts. The UPSC Post List 2024 included 21 services with 1,056 vacancies. The UPSC Post List 2025 will be officially announced on January 22, 2025.

The final number of vacancies may vary, and reservations will be provided for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Economically Weaker Sections, and Persons with Benchmark Disabilities in accordance with government regulations. Continue reading to learn more about the UPSC Post List 2025, including details on salary and job profiles.

UPSC Post List 2025

A UPSC post is highly coveted by aspirants due to its prestigious status, excellent career opportunities, and the chance to serve the nation at the highest levels. The UPSC Post List 2025 will be published in the official CSE notification, detailing both Gazetted and Non-Gazetted services, including premier positions such as IAS, IPS, and IFS.

Candidates will undergo a rigorous three-stage selection process to be recommended for the following UPSC posts:

  • All India Services
  • Group A Services
  • Group B Civil Services

The table below outlines the UPSC Post List for all 24 services.

UPSC All Post List 

Post Type

Services

All India Services

Indian Administrative Service (IAS)

Indian Police Service (IPS)

Group ‘A’ Services

Indian Foreign Service (IFS)

Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS)

Indian Railway Management Service (IRMS)

Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Indirect Taxes)

Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax)

Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS)

Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS)

Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS)

Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES)

Indian Information Service (IIS)

Indian Postal Service (IPoS)

Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS)

Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS)

Indian P&T Accounts and Finance Service (IP&TAFS)

Indian Railway Protection Force Service (RPF)

Indian Communication Finance Services (ICFS)

Indian Trade Service (Grade III)

Group ‘B’

Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service (Section Officer’s Grade)

Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Civil Service (DANICS)

Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Police Service (DANIPS)

Pondicherry Civil Service (PONDICS)

Pondicherry Police Service (PONDIPS)

Difference Between UPSC Posts

As highlighted earlier, the UPSC post list is divided into three categories: All India Services, Group A posts, and Group B posts. Each category varies in terms of administrative scope, authority, and jurisdiction. Below is an overview of the distinctions between these UPSC post categories: 

Difference Between UPSC Posts

Aspect

Group A Services

Group B Services

All India Services

Level of Authority 

Hold top positions in critical sectors across the country

Supporting roles, contributing to policy implementation and administrative tasks

Look after administration/law and order in states/union territories under state government

Jurisdiction

Various central services

Respective departments/domain

Across states and union territories

Role

Diverse, administrative, diplomatic, revenue, etc.

Supporting functions assigned to the respective department

Administration, law enforcement, policy-making, and implementation

Answerability

Central

Central

State and Central government

UPSC Post List with Salary 

The salary for UPSC posts follows level 10 of the Seventh Pay Commission’s pay matrix, ranging from INR 56,100 to INR 2,50,000, depending on the officer's rank. Below is the category-wise salary structure for Group A and Group B civil service officers selected through the UPSC CSE exam: 

UPSC Post Salary 2025

Post Category

Salary Description 

Monthly Pay Scale 

Group A Services

Higher salary compared to Group B services

INR 56,100 to INR 2,50,000

Group B Services

Salaries vary based on service as per the level 10 pay matrix

INR 56,100 to INR 2,50,000

The UPSC salary for All India Services follows Level 10 of the pay matrix and increases with the officer's rank. IAS and IPS positions are particularly esteemed, not only for their salaries but also for the additional perks they offer. Below is the post-wise salary structure for AIS officers: 

Post Wise UPSC Salary for AIl India Services officers

IAS Officer Rank

IAS Salary

IPS Officer Rank

IPS Salary

SDM, Undersecretary, Assistant Secretary

INR 56,100

Deputy SP

INR 56,100

ADM, Deputy Secretary, Undersecretary

INR 67,700

Additional SP

INR 67,700

District Magistrate, Joint Secretary, Deputy Secretary

INR 78,800

Superintendent of Police

INR 78,800

District Magistrate, Deputy Secretary, Director

INR 1,18,500

DIG

INR 1,31,100

Divisional Commissioner, Secretary-cum-Commissioner, Joint Secretary

INR 1,44,200

IG

INR 1,44,200

Divisional Commissioner, Principal Secretary, Additional Secretary

INR 1,82,200

Additional Director General of Police

INR 2,05,400

Additional Chief Secretary

INR 2,05,400

DGP

INR 2,25,000

Chief Secretary and Secretary

INR 2,25,000

DG

INR 2,50,000

Cabinet Secretary of India

INR 2,50,000

Post Wise UPSC Job Profile 2025

Each UPSC post comes with specific responsibilities outlined in the job profile. For instance, Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers oversee administrative functions, Indian Police Service (IPS) officers maintain law and order, and Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officers manage diplomatic relations. The table below details the job profiles and respective ministries for each UPSC post. 

Post Wise UPSC Job Profile 2025

Service

Job Profile

Ministry/Department

IAS

District or State administration

Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions

IPS

Maintaining law and order in the country

Ministry of Home Affairs

IFS

Representing India in foreign countries

Ministry of External Affairs

IRS (Customs & Indirect Taxes)

Tax administration and enforcement of customs and indirect taxes.

Ministry of Finance

IRS (Income Tax)

Income tax administration and revenue collection.

Ministry of Finance

Indian Audit and Accounts Service

Financial auditing of State, Central, and Public Sector Undertakings.

Comptroller and Auditor General

Indian Civil Accounts Service

Accounting and financial management for the government.

Ministry of Finance

Indian Corporate Law Service

Legal matters related to corporate governance.

Ministry of Corporate Affairs

Indian Defence Accounts Service

Financial management of the defence sector.

Ministry of Defence

Indian Defence Estates Service

Management of land and estate affairs of defence establishments.

Ministry of Defence

Indian Ordnance Factories Service

Management of Indian ordnance factories producing arms, defence, and ammunition.

Ministry of Defence

Indian Information Service

Handling media and public communication for the government.

Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

Indian Postal Service

Management of postal operations and services across the country.

Department of Posts

Indian P&T Accounts and Finance Service

Management of accounts and finance for the Department of Posts and Telecommunications.

Department of Posts

IRPF

Ensuring the safety and security of railway passengers and properties.

Ministry of Railways

Indian Trade Service

Handling international trade and commerce-related matters.

Ministry of Commerce

AFHQ CS (Section Officer’s Grade)

Providing administrative support to the Armed Forces Headquarters.

Ministry of Defence

DANICS

Civil administration in Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli

Indian Government

DANIPS

Police administration in Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli

Indian Government

PONDICS

Civil administration in Pondicherry

Indian Government

PONDIPS

Police administration in Pondicherry

Indian Government

Perks & Benefits Offered to UPSC Officers

UPSC officers receive an attractive salary along with numerous perks and benefits. These include allowances, official vehicles, medical coverage, and pensions. Here are the perks associated with UPSC posts:

  1. Government Accommodation: Top officers like IAS, IPS, and IRS are provided with official housing or housing allowances according to their rank.
  2. Official Vehicle: Senior officers are provided with official vehicles for professional use, including duties like policing.
  3. Additional Allowances: UPSC officers receive various allowances, such as TA, DA, and HRA, which enhance their in-hand salary.
  4. Medical Benefits: Officers and their families have access to comprehensive health insurance and quality healthcare services provided by the government.
  5. Pension: Upon retirement, officers receive a fixed pension, ensuring financial stability and security.

Other Related Posts of UPSC Exam

UPSC Syllabus 2024

UPSC Prelims Result 2024

UPSC Age Limit

UPSC Exam Date 2024

UPSC Exam Pattern

UPSC Previous Year Question Paper

UPSC Calendar

UPSC Marksheet

UPSC Optional Subjects List

UPSC CSAT Syllabus

UPSC Posts 2025 FAQs

Q1. Will there be a UPSC exam in 2025?
Ans. Yes, the UPSC Civil Services Examination will be conducted in 2025.

Q2. How many vacancies are there in UPSC 2025?
Ans. The exact number of vacancies for UPSC 2025 will be announced in the official notification.

Q3. What is the date of the PCS Form 2025?
Ans. The release date for the PCS Form 2025 will be mentioned in the official notification, expected in early 2025.