Can IAS take 1 year leave?

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IAS officers can take leaves, including a one-year leave. It's called a sabbatical. During this time, they can pursue further studies, research, or even take a break. It's a great opportunity for personal and professional growth. However, the specific rules and conditions for taking leaves may vary.
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Yes, an IAS officer can take a leave for one year without salary. This is called extra-ordinary leave (EOL). EOL is granted to IAS officers for personal reasons, such as to pursue higher studies, to take care of a sick family member, or to travel abroad.
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Key Points to Remember for IAS Officers Opting for Study Leave: Officers are entitled to two years' paid leave for further education. Resignation from service is not permitted for three years after returning to work.
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Key Points to Remember for IAS Officers Opting for Study Leave: Officers are entitled to two years' paid leave for further education. Resignation from service is not permitted for three years after returning to work.
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