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Officer strength across India

How many officers on Officerpedia serve in each cadre. Hover or tap a state for details.

Serving officers
12
Women
17%
Direct recruits
100%
Serving in home state
25%
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Each colour area is one cadre. AGMUT covers Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Goa, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram and other Union Territories. Small cadres such as Sikkim and Tripura are also in the table below.
Map as used on the DoPT IAS Civil List site. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Largest cadres

    Tap a state on the map to see its numbers here.
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    CadreIASIPSTotal
    AGMUT10010
    Andhra Pradesh000
    Assam-Meghalaya000
    Bihar000
    Chhattisgarh000
    Gujarat000
    Haryana000
    Himachal Pradesh000
    Jharkhand000
    Karnataka000
    Kerala000
    Madhya Pradesh101
    Maharashtra101
    Manipur000
    Nagaland000
    Odisha000
    Punjab000
    Rajasthan000
    Sikkim000
    Tamil Nadu000
    Telangana000
    Tripura000
    Uttarakhand000
    Uttar Pradesh000
    West Bengal000

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    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Delhi
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Delhi
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Andhra Pradesh
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Haryana
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Tamil Nadu
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Rajasthan
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2010
      Cadre Maharashtra
      Home state Punjab
      Current posting Development CommissionerIndustries Department
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Jammu and Kashmir
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Karnataka
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Kerala
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2025
      Cadre AGMUT
      Home state Andhra Pradesh
      Current posting On TrainingLBSNAA
    • Batch 2022
      Cadre Madhya Pradesh
      Home state Rajasthan
      Current posting Sub-Divisional Officer (Revenue)Seoni
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    Questions, answered

    The basics of how India’s civil services directory works.

    How many IAS officers are there in India?

    The official IAS Civil List published by DoPT, as on 1 January 2026, lists 5,755 IAS officers across all cadres.

    What is a cadre?

    A cadre is the state, or group of states, an officer is allotted to serve in. Most cadres are single states, such as Maharashtra or Gujarat. Some are joint cadres, such as AGMUT (Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram and Union Territories, including Delhi) and Assam-Meghalaya.

    What is a batch?

    The batch is the year an officer was allotted to the service. It is usually the year after they passed the UPSC Civil Services Examination. For example, an officer who cleared the 2009 exam usually belongs to the 2010 batch.

    What is the difference between home state and cadre?

    The home state is the state the officer comes from, as recorded in official records. The cadre is where they serve. Many officers serve in a cadre outside their home state.

    Where does the information on Officerpedia come from?

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