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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
NDA is for Selection and Training of candidates for Commission in three services of Indian Defence. Once you are commissioned you can not appear for Civil Services unless you resignation is accepted by President of India. If your resignation is accepted then you will have to refund all training expenditure incurred on you by Government of India.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Hi Dear,
Basically Interview is to access your intellectual talent. They won't focus much on your 12th or Graduation Score. If you haven't done well in 12th, there is nothing to worry.
Basically Interview is to access your intellectual talent. They won't focus much on your 12th or Graduation Score. If you haven't done well in 12th, there is nothing to worry.
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello Neha,
The qualification to become an IAS officer is a 3/4 year graduation course. There is no criteria of percentage in your academic career.
The qualification to become an IAS officer is a 3/4 year graduation course. There is no criteria of percentage in your academic career.
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Vivek C
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IAS exams are conducted by UPSC every year.
To become IAS officer you need to complete your studies i.e. after 12th complete Graduation from a recognized university.
Minimum qualification required to appear for IAS exams is Graduation from a recognized university.
It is under Civil Service Exam conducted once in a Year by UPSC.To become an IAS Officer One Needs to crack Civil Service Exam.
You need focused study of subjects.You should analyze the syllabus, and hard work is needed to crack this examination.Its important to have some reading habits as that will help you to keep yourself updated about the current affairs.Read lots of magazine
To become IAS officer you need to complete your studies i.e. after 12th complete Graduation from a recognized university.
Minimum qualification required to appear for IAS exams is Graduation from a recognized university.
It is under Civil Service Exam conducted once in a Year by UPSC.To become an IAS Officer One Needs to crack Civil Service Exam.
You need focused study of subjects.You should analyze the syllabus, and hard work is needed to crack this examination.Its important to have some reading habits as that will help you to keep yourself updated about the current affairs.Read lots of magazine
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello Aman, you should choose any course of your interest. Still, law is suitable for UPSC for IPS post.
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divakar chaudharyB.tech from iit delhi. just started
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yes it is better choice. best of luck
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amanpreet singh brar
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Nope. You are only eligible once you are graduate, otherwise its just wastage of a precious chance. Meanwhile you can start your preparations for it.
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