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	In India, a '''Deputy Collector ''', often abbreviated to '''DC''', is a state administrative service officer in charge of revenue collection and administration of a sub-division. Since deputy collectors are also empowered as executive magistrates, the post is also referred to as '''[[Sub-Divisional Magistrate]]''' and the office-bearer works under the direction of a [[District Collector]]<ref>{{cite web\|title=MPSC DC\|url=https://www.mpsc.gov.in/1035/Home \|website=google India\|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> and assists him/her in day to day working.		In India, a '''Deputy Collector ''', often abbreviated to '''DC''', is a state administrative service officer in charge of revenue collection and administration of a sub-division. Since deputy collectors are also empowered as executive magistrates, the post is also referred to as '''[[Sub-Divisional Magistrate]]''' and the office-bearer works under the direction of a '''District Collector'''<ref>{{cite web\|title=MPSC DC\|url=https://www.mpsc.gov.in/1035/Home \|website=google India\|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> and assists him/her in day to day working.

	The collectorate play a pivotal role in the District administration. [[District magistrate\|Collector]] in the Cadre of [[Indian Administrative Service\|I.A.S]]. heads the district. He/She acts as the district magistrate for maintaining law and order in his/her jurisdiction. He/She deals mainly with social security schemes, land matters and arms licensing etc. The additional collector/ district revenue officer runs the revenue administration under various enactments in the district. He/She is also designated as an additional district magistrate, mainly dealing with civil supplies, land matters, mines and minerals, village officers etc.		The collectorate play a pivotal role in the District administration. [[District magistrate\|Collector]] in the Cadre of [[Indian Administrative Service\|I.A.S]]. heads the district. He/She acts as the district magistrate for maintaining law and order in his/her jurisdiction. He/She deals mainly with social security schemes, land matters and arms licensing etc. The additional collector/ district revenue officer runs the revenue administration under various enactments in the district. He/She is also designated as an additional district magistrate, mainly dealing with civil supplies, land matters, mines and minerals, village officers etc.

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	* Issuing various certificates such as caste certificates, income certificates		* Issuing various certificates such as caste certificates, income certificates

	== References ==		==References==
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			[[Category:Civil Services of India]]
			[[Category:Indian government officials]]

			Eligibility
			*Candidate should be graduated.
			*Candidate must be of the age above or 21 to 40 years

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 * Assistant Returning Officer during Lok Sabha elections
 * Assistant commissioner of municipal corporation
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 ==Selection==
 Deputy collectors are selected through competitive examinations conducted by [[Public Service Commission in India|Public Service Commission]] of the respective states. PSC recommends the officers as required by the state government. Deputy collector is the highest rank post filled through direct recruitment conducted by PSC.<ref>{{cite web|title=MPSC ExamDC|url=https://www.mpsc.gov.in/Site/Common/ViewPdfList.aspx?Doctype=7a52ac93-dc7c-482e-938d-52e4b5869ec5   |website=google India|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref>
 == References ==
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Dhaneesh Ram at 07:12, 21 February 2022

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	Deputy collectors / deputy district collectors are usually [[Revenue division\|Revenue Divisional Officers (RDO)]] who report to the Additional District Collector (who is overall in-charge of revenue department for the district). The Additional District Collector in turn reports into the [[district collector\|District Collector]] (also called [[District magistrate\|Deputy Commissioner]]) who is in-charge of overall management of the district across all departments.<ref>{{cite web\|title=District administration \|url=https://chennai.nic.in/district-administration/ \|website=Chennai District \|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> Deputy Collectors are hired through [[Public service commissions in India\|State's Service Selection Commission]], where as DRO and District Collector are usually Centre Civil Services employees appointed to the state cadre. In some districts, a District Revenue Officer is specially appointed in the cadre of special grade Deputy Collector who reports into Additional Collector (Revenue).		Deputy collectors / deputy district collectors are usually [[Revenue division\|Revenue Divisional Officers (RDO)]] who report to the Additional District Collector (who is overall in-charge of revenue department for the district). The Additional District Collector in turn reports into the [[district collector\|District Collector]] (also called [[District magistrate\|Deputy Commissioner]]) who is in-charge of overall management of the district across all departments.<ref>{{cite web\|title=District administration \|url=https://chennai.nic.in/district-administration/ \|website=Chennai District \|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> Deputy Collectors are hired through [[Public service commissions in India\|State's Service Selection Commission]], where as DRO and District Collector are usually Centre Civil Services employees appointed to the state cadre. In some districts, a District Revenue Officer is specially appointed in the cadre of special grade Deputy Collector who reports into Additional Collector (Revenue).

			==Selection==
			Deputy collectors are selected through competitive examinations conducted by [[Public Service Commission in India\|Public Service Commission]] of the respective states. PSC recommends the officers as required by the state government. Deputy collector is the highest rank post filled through direct recruitment conducted by PSC.<ref>{{cite web\|title=MPSC ExamDC\|url=https://www.mpsc.gov.in/Site/Common/ViewPdfList.aspx?Doctype=7a52ac93-dc7c-482e-938d-52e4b5869ec5 \|website=google India\|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

Dhaneesh Ram at 07:12, 21 February 2022

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	Deputy collectors / deputy district collectors are usually [[Revenue division\|Revenue Divisional Officers (RDO)]] who report to the Additional District Collector (who is overall in-charge of revenue department for the district). The Additional District Collector in turn reports into the [[district collector\|District Collector]] (also called [[District magistrate\|Deputy Commissioner]]) who is in-charge of overall management of the district across all departments.<ref>{{cite web\|title=District administration \|url=https://chennai.nic.in/district-administration/ \|website=Chennai District \|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> Deputy Collectors are hired through [[Public service commissions in India\|State's Service Selection Commission]], where as DRO and District Collector are usually Centre Civil Services employees appointed to the state cadre. In some districts, a District Revenue Officer is specially appointed in the cadre of special grade Deputy Collector who reports into Additional Collector (Revenue).		Deputy collectors / deputy district collectors are usually [[Revenue division\|Revenue Divisional Officers (RDO)]] who report to the Additional District Collector (who is overall in-charge of revenue department for the district). The Additional District Collector in turn reports into the [[district collector\|District Collector]] (also called [[District magistrate\|Deputy Commissioner]]) who is in-charge of overall management of the district across all departments.<ref>{{cite web\|title=District administration \|url=https://chennai.nic.in/district-administration/ \|website=Chennai District \|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> Deputy Collectors are hired through [[Public service commissions in India\|State's Service Selection Commission]], where as DRO and District Collector are usually Centre Civil Services employees appointed to the state cadre. In some districts, a District Revenue Officer is specially appointed in the cadre of special grade Deputy Collector who reports into Additional Collector (Revenue).

			== References ==
			{{Reflist}}

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{{Short description|State administrative service officer}}
{{More citations needed|date=November 2017}}
In India, a '''Deputy Collector ''', often abbreviated to '''DC''', is a state administrative service officer in charge of revenue collection and administration of a sub-division. Since deputy collectors are also empowered as executive magistrates, the post is also referred to as '''[[Sub-Divisional Magistrate]]''' and the office-bearer works under the direction of a [[District Collector]]<ref>{{cite web|title=MPSC DC|url=https://www.mpsc.gov.in/1035/Home |website=google India|accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> and assists him/her in day to day working.

The collectorate play a pivotal role in the District administration. [[District magistrate|Collector]] in the Cadre of [[Indian Administrative Service|I.A.S]]. heads the district. He/She acts as the district magistrate for maintaining law and order in his/her jurisdiction. He/She deals mainly with social security schemes, land matters and arms licensing etc. The additional collector/ district revenue officer runs the revenue administration under various enactments in the district. He/She is also designated as an additional district magistrate, mainly dealing with civil supplies, land matters, mines and minerals, village officers etc.

Deputy collectors / deputy district collectors are usually [[Revenue division|Revenue Divisional Officers (RDO)]] who report to the Additional District Collector (who is overall in-charge of revenue department for the district). The Additional District Collector in turn reports into the [[district collector|District Collector]] (also called [[District magistrate|Deputy Commissioner]]) who is in-charge of overall management of the district across all departments.<ref>{{cite web|title=District administration |url=https://chennai.nic.in/district-administration/ |website=Chennai District |accessdate=November 23, 2017}}</ref> Deputy Collectors are hired through [[Public service commissions in India|State's Service Selection Commission]], where as DRO and District Collector are usually Centre Civil Services employees appointed to the state cadre. In some districts, a District Revenue Officer is specially appointed in the cadre of special grade Deputy Collector who reports into Additional Collector (Revenue).