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Harshit Jain
Guide-Level 14
You can select any of them as per your interest. IAS is the highest exam conducted in India for Administrative Services and there is nothing better than that not even MBA if it is cleared. MBA is also good if you want to go in management field. The syllabus for MBA is Quantitative Aptitude, Analytical Reasoning, Logical Ability, Decision Making Analysis, English Comprehension and Grammar and also General Knowledge in some of the exams. In IAS the syllabus is general awareness, quantitative and logical ability test, history, geography, general science, economics, maths, general administration, political science, Indian arts and culture
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You can start initial preparations for civil services examination conducted by UPSC from the 1st year of your degree course. But, dedicated training and preparations must be done in the year in which you are planning to appear for the examination. Civil services examination is most competitive examination of India. You must not spoil your graduation degree course, while preparing for civil services examination.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
BCA degree holders from recognized universities are eligible to appear for civil services examination conducted by UPSC to become an IAS officer.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
The eligibility for M.Com from DU can be checked here:
http://www.commercedu.com/eligibility-for-admission/
You also have the option of taking the degree through correspondence and preparing simultaneously for your UPSC exam.
The eligibility for M.Com from DU can be checked here:
http://www.commercedu.com/eligibility-for-admission/
You also have the option of taking the degree through correspondence and preparing simultaneously for your UPSC exam.
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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If you are interested in technology, then you can go for B.Tech. If you are interested in arts, then you must opt for BA or B.Com. If you are interested in management, then you can choose BBA. If you are a medical student, then you can opt for MBBS.
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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1. You should concentrate on current affairs and general knowledge.
2. You can read NCERT books of history, geography and polity.
3. You can prepare from UPSC books.
2. You can read NCERT books of history, geography and polity.
3. You can prepare from UPSC books.
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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The age limit for all candidates irrespective of their gender is
21-32 years.
You can appear for UPSC if you come under this age limit.
But as you are from general category, you will have only 4 attempts to give UPSC.
21-32 years.
You can appear for UPSC if you come under this age limit.
But as you are from general category, you will have only 4 attempts to give UPSC.
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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Yes, it is possible. Sri Chaitanya and Narayana IAS academies are giving coaching for students who have done their 10th. But, I would advise you to not to take that. Concentrate on your 10th board exams and on your 12th. You can start taking coaching after 12th. For now, just read the newspapers.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC after BBA from a recognised university.
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Roopika Merugu
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Yes, you need a degree to appear for the exams you have mentioned. That degree maybe B.Tech, B.Pharma or any other.
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