Indian Polity is an important subject in all the three phases of UPSC IAS Examination. The implication of the Polity is carried onward, even when an aspirant gets into the Indian Civil service. It forms a vital part of governance and administrative machinery. So on an average 10%-15% of the questions come from Indian Polity. Because of the importance of weightage given in the UPSC IAS examination, Indian Polity as a subject becomes even more important in the UPSC preparation process.
Conventionally the oath is either a declaration of fact or a promise with wording associated to something considered sacred as a sign of truth. Here we are giving the list of Oath and Resignations.
Many UPSC aspirants predominantly while studying this Indian Polity would have felt that it is a parched and theoretical subject. But it is an interesting subject if approached with the right strategies.
Aspirants would find this topic very helpful while preparing for the IAS Exam.
Aspirants should begin their preparation by solving UPSC Previous Year Question Papers now!!To complement your preparation for the upcoming exam, check the following links:
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Oaths UPSC
| Designation | Oath | Resignation submitted to |
| President | Chief Justice of India (or Senior most Judge of Supreme Court in the absence of CJI) | Vice President |
| Vice President | President | President |
| Prime Minister | President | President |
| Comptroller & Auditor General | President | President |
| Attorney General | President | President |
| Solicitor General | President | President |
| Chairman, Union Public Service Commission | President | President |
| Governor, RBI | President | President |
| Chief Election Commissioner | President | President |
| Speaker of Lok Sabha | No separate oath is administered separately | Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha |
| Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha | President | Speaker of Lok Sabha |
| Deputy Chairman of Council of States | Chairman | |
| Member of the house of Parliament | President | Chairman of the upper house or the Speaker of Lower House. |
| Governor | Chief Justice of the High Court | President |
| Chief Minister | Governor | Governor |
| Chief Justice of High court | Governor | President |
| Other Judges of High Court | Governor | President |
| Chairman State Public Service Commission | Governor | President |
| Speaker of Assembly | Governor | Deputy Speaker of Assembly |
Also, check out the relevant links to prepare for the exam even better –
This article is important for the polity and governance section of UPSC exam. Aspirants may also check –
| Polity Syllabus and Strategy for UPSC Prelims |
| Tips to Study Polity from Textbook ‘Laxmikanth’ for UPSC Exam |
| Importance of Polity for UPSC Civil Services Exam |
The above details would help candidates prepare for UPSC 2023. UPSC exam-related preparation materials will be found through the links given below.
Aspirants can find complete information about upcoming Government Exams through the linked article.
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