Officers on Duty E10 | Postings Of IPoS Officer | Field Posting in IPoS | Preeti Agrawal IPoS 2013

Postings Of IPoS Officer | Field Posting | First Posting of IPoS 2013 Preeti Agrawal
Indian Postal Service (IPoS), one of the Group “A” Central Civil Services of the Government of India, was formed in 1948. For administrative convenience, the postal network of the country is divided into twenty-two Postal Circles. The Circles are generally co-terminus with a State with a few exceptions.

Each circle is headed by a Chief Postmaster General. The Circles are further divided into Regions Comprising groups of field units, called Divisions (Postal/ RMS Divisions). Each Region is headed by a Postmaster General. In addition to these twenty-two Circles, there is a separate wing called the Army Postal Service (APS) Corps to take care of the postal needs of the Armed Forces. The APS is designated as a separate Circle called the Base Circle and is headed by the Additional Director General, Army Postal Service in the rank of a Major General. The officers’ cadre of the APS is drawn on deputation from the Indian Postal Service. The country has 1.55 lakh Post Offices comprising General Post Offices, Head Post Offices, Sub Post Offices and Branch Post Offices.

Watch IPoS Preeti Agrawal share important information on the IPoS Job Postings - learn all about the first posting to the field postings in IPoS. As she share how IPoS cadre officers could be the head of post offices as Postmaster General. If they are posted in the field, they would serve in the position of Chief Postmaster and Additional Postmaster General. IPoS cadre officers could also serve as Chairman of Postal Services Board.

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