UPSC, an abbreviation Union Public Service Commission is a central government organization in India that conducts examination for the recruitment of the officials to the various top post of the Indian government and forces.

UPSC, an abbreviation Union Public Service Commission is a central government organization in India that conducts examination for the recruitment of the officials to the various top post of the Indian government and forces. The organization was founded in the year 1926. The UPSC is situated at the Sholapur House on Shah Jahan Road in New Delhi. Presently UPSC conducts examination like civil services, CDS, NDA/NA and combined medical service.

The provision for UPSC has been given in the constitution under Articles 315 to 323 of Part XIV of the constitution. The UPSC is doing a great role by providing the government with suitable candidate

Here we would like to deliberate on the functions of UPSC. This prestigious institution in the country has been given the task of recruitment of the students as per the requirement of the government. The UPSC is also entrusted with the task of appointment of appointment on promotion and transfer on deputation. It also offers advice to the government on the mode of recruitment of the officers.

The UPSC conducts recruitment of the officers for the various Group A and Group B posts to man the bureaucracy that include IAS and IPS. It also recruits officers for armed forces through NDA. With these responsibilities UPSC can be termed a body that selects suitable candidates for the various important posts of the government.