Is there anyone who doesn't know spoken English but he is an IAS officer?

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English speaking skill is not necessary to become an IAS officer. It is allowed to attend interview part of civil service in Indian languages. I know one person who attended his interview in Malayalam. Now he speaks good English.
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no. you can't become an IAS officer without knowledge of English: spoken, written
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May be so many who otherwise also prefer to write their exam in mother tongue
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Spoken English is an essential part for any occupation. The interviews are really difficult to clear if someone doesn't know English.
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Plz see the criteria of selection. No any possibility of being selected even if attempted in other national language. Open to choose search machine and not to jump into such ques will benefit.
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