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New answer posted•9 years ago
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For IAS, you need to prepare for 6 months. For first 3 months, you need to study for approximately 6 hours a day, while for last 3 months you need to study for 12 hours a day.
New answer posted•9 years ago
I am a 1st year student of BA. When can I start preparing for IAS exam?
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9 years ago
IAS surely means brilliance in your academic career. You should try for a distinction in your BA. It will become a good launching for you. IAS implies every day work. So, nothing is wasted.
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I am student of class 11th. When can I start preparing for IAS exam? Can you tell the best time for its preparation?
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9 years ago
You have to show a consistent academic performance for a good future. You have to get a first class throughout your career. So, work for it now. You need to take care of your academics. There is no separate preparation for IAS.
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Can I become an IES officer? How much time do I need to devote for my preparations?
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9 years ago
It depends on your dedication, but on an average 2 to 3 years are more than sufficient for IAS.
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Can I prepare for MPSC exam after completing my B.Sc? Is it necessary for me to pursue engineering in order to appear for MPSC exam?
325 Views|4 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
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Yes, you can prepare for UPSC after completing B.Sc.
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IAS implies hard work with all sincerity. So, estimate your capacity for hard work. If you are satisfied with yourself, you are bound to succeed. Your desire for quality matters more. All other things come automatically. How many man-hours can you spend at a stretch? If you're confident with yoursel
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Can I pursue higher education and opt for PH.D in life sciences after taking IAS exam? How should I prepare for the IAS exam?
131 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Parashmita

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9 years ago
It is not a problem, combining all these pursuits. Even after joining service, you can complete your research and submission of the thesis. Such instances are in plenty. Go ahead with whatever you desire.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Is it important to have good command over the English language in order to qualify IAS exam?
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Asked by Vikas

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9 years ago
You don't normally employ English orally. But, for running the administration, it is necessary to have a command over English. You will find its need more in some parts of India.
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Do I need to have a computer degree in order to appear for IAS exam?
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9 years ago
Degree certificate of any course will be ok. It is not necessary that you must be a computer graduate only. B.Tech, BBA, B.Com, BA, B.Sc and MBBS, any degree will do. To appear for civil, all you need to have is a degree.That's it. There is no specification of subject requirement.
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Can I qualify IAS exam with 1 year of preparation? Should I prepare for 2-3 years before appearing for IAS exam?
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9 years ago
Hello Ravi,
If you are fully dedicated towards your goal, then 1 year preparation is more than enough for UPSC exams. Follow smart reading techniques. Take mock tests online and assess your performance. Read The Hindu News Paper daily and update yourself with the current affairs.
In spite of your effo
If you are fully dedicated towards your goal, then 1 year preparation is more than enough for UPSC exams. Follow smart reading techniques. Take mock tests online and assess your performance. Read The Hindu News Paper daily and update yourself with the current affairs.
In spite of your effo