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Rachit Kumar Saxena

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UPSC IAS 2023 notification was released online on February 1, 2023. The IAS applications 2023 were closed on February 21. The candidates can read and understand the IAS eligibility criteria for next year's applications. The candidates have to register for the UPSC exams before applying for the IAS exam. The candidates can see here the steps to apply online (after registration): Most of the details are taken from the registration form. The candidates will be required to upload their passport-size photo and signature and identity proof. The candidates will be required to reproduce the above-mentioned identity proof at the exam centre. Af
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Rachit Kumar Saxena

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The candidate can appeal against the UPSC result but it would be very difficult that the candidate can win against UPSC because the procedure followed by the UPSC is very transparent and the same is submitted in the Courts when asked for by the court. The candidates can win only if they secure more than their category cutoff but still, they were declared failed in the UPSC result.

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Rachit Kumar Saxena

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The marks of the last candidate selected in the IAS exam differ each year. It is a competitive exam and the candidates are arranged in the order of their merit. This merit list is compared with the number of vacancies available that year. The Commission select only that many candidates who are required to fulfil the available vacancies. The marks of the last selected candidate in a particular category are called the Cutoff for that category. There are no minimum marks mentioned to get into IAS or IPS. The candidates need to check the cutoff of their category.

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Rachit Kumar Saxena

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Every year, 180 candidates are recruited for the IAS. The candidate from each category is assigned to the IAS according to the rank in their respective category. The General Category candidate under rank 100 can expect to get an IAS. For other categories, it is difficult to ascertain a rank for getting the IAS but for the OBC, if the candidate secures under 150 rank, he or she can get the IAS easily.

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Sarang khedikar

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You can go for any field. It is not important from which stream you have passed your 12th. You did not have Maths in 12th. You can even go for CA.

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Ketan Faujdar

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Yes, you can apply for UPSC civil services exam after completing the computer Science engineering degree.

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NETHAJI MACHANI

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The Indian Administrative Service IAS Exam is one of the toughest exams in India, and it requires a dedicated effort and consistent preparation to crack it. Here are some tips for preparing for the IAS Exam:
1. Understand the Exam Pattern: Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus. Understand the topics and subjects covered in the exam, and create a study plan accordingly.
2. Read the Newspaper: Reading a newspaper daily will help you stay updated with Current Affairs which is an essential part of the IAS Exam. Focus on topics related to national and international events, politics, economics, and social issues.
3. Choose t
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Bhuwan Sachdeva

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Yes, as you are a Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can give the UPSC exam. However, there may be certain eligibility criteria that need to be fulfilled.

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