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You can choose any of the stream for sitting UPSC. But in my knowledge arts with history geography or polity is good for UPSC.

You have to firstly take the classes of art and culture in health benefit. You have to learn all the aasnaasa and yoga poses and their use then you can do your dream job.

Every exam is challenging in its own way, but not for diligent students. Even though this exam is the most difficult in the world UPSC it still has its standards and prominence. Work incredibly hard, and you'll definitely shine. You must successfully pass the Civil Services Examination (CSE), which is administered by the Union Public Services Commission UPSC in order to join the Indian Police Service (IPS). In order to select candidates for positions in the IAS IPS, IFS, IRS, and other services, the UPSC conducts the Civil Service Exam (CSE), a common exam.

The top civil services training facilities in India are Sachdeva New P. T. College, Rau's IAS Study Circle, Vajiram and Ravi IAS Study Centre, and Chanakya IAS Academy.

No, absolutely not, if you have the skills and Positive, upbeat attitude you are good to Go. Be market ready, learn new skills. Good luck.

Hello Sk, It's good that you've made your choice and are dedicating yourself towards it. Actually many people take career breaks while preparing for CAT exam and even the interviewers understand that, given you are able to correctly justify your career break. The interviews may ask you the reason and you can simply state the reason, of course in not such a simple manner but in a better structured and confident way. But be ready with a backup plan no one has seen the future. Hope this helps and if you have any further query you can ask in comments. ALL THE BEST. ;). .

Hi Komagal Vetrichelvan, HR managers are the unsung protagonists in healthcare, mostly because their jobs directly affect the lives of patients whom they seldom meet. They work directly with healthcare professionals to devise programs and key solutions that cater to the requirements of both employees and patients. MBA Graduates having specializations in Human Resource Management can expect high chances of Placements seeing the Growth of Health & Care in India.

Master of Business Administration (MBA): For a career in Finance sector, you can also opt for Master of Business Administration (MBA) with Finance as specialisation. After completing MBA in Finance, you can get managerial level jobs in Finance, BFSI, FMCG, IT, Consulting and top corporations. Job opportunities after MBA in Finance include Finance Manager, Finance Consultant, Financial Analyst, Credit Risk Manager, Portfolio Manager and Treasury Manager.

M.Sc is a core branch while MBA is a professional degree.