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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.
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Shivani
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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.
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khushi sharma
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Online application starts from 2nd week of February 2024
Last date to apply is 2nd week of March 2024
Exam date 2024
Prelims- June 2024
Main Exam - September 2024.
Last date to apply is 2nd week of March 2024
Exam date 2024
Prelims- June 2024
Main Exam - September 2024.
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Deepak suman
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Hello dear, to clear the IAS examination conducted by the union public service commission. One needs to be very hardworking. 3 stages are prelims, Mains, and interviews also known as a personality tests. For prelims read the ncert books for concepts and do a lot of mock tests. For Mains go-to standard books and do a lot of practice of answer writing. For interviews, give mock interviews. You can refer to this official page of Shiksha. Com regarding IAS preparation https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/how-to-plan-prepare-for-upsc-civil-services-prelims-examination-blogId-15979.
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Deepak suman
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Hello dear, to clear the IAS examination conducted by the union public service commission. One needs to be very hardworking. 3 stages are prelims, Mains, and interviews also known as a personality tests. For prelims read the ncert books for concepts and do a lot of mock tests. For Mains go-to standard books and do a lot of practice of answer writing. You can refer to this official page of Shiksha. Com regarding IAS preparation https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/how-to-plan-prepare-for-upsc-civil-services-prelims-examination-blogId-15979.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Dear aspirant, the best B.A. The subject is that which has a link or some syllabus common to the general studies papers. These types of subjects are - History, Geography, Economics, Political Science
By opting for these types of subjects for the optional some syllabus of general studies paper get prepared itself. With the optional paper preparation. These subjects are also useful in the preliminary exam. This type of strategy will save a lot of time during preparation. It is a good & smart approach to the exam. You can pick from the following five:
Geography
Political Science
Economics
Modern History
Sociology
You can also take any literature
By opting for these types of subjects for the optional some syllabus of general studies paper get prepared itself. With the optional paper preparation. These subjects are also useful in the preliminary exam. This type of strategy will save a lot of time during preparation. It is a good & smart approach to the exam. You can pick from the following five:
Geography
Political Science
Economics
Modern History
Sociology
You can also take any literature
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Dear aspirant, Yes, one can write the UPSC and MPSC exams who is graduate from YCMOU because YCMOU is recognized by UGC and granted statutory power by the Maharashtra State legislature. See anyone who is graduated from recognised universities by University Grants Commission then they all eligible for almost every government exams like exams of Maharashtra Public Service Commissions (MPSC) and Exams of Union Public Service Commission UPSC as well. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Let us look at a 5-step full-proof preparation strategy for preparing for the Civil Services Examination. Step 1: Know the exam well
Step 2: Strengthen your foundation:
No matter what your background is, you need to understand the basics of the core subjects of the UPSC syllabus. Hence, refer to NCERTs, they can be downloaded from the official website of NCERT for free. Read them at least twice before making notes, and then read our NCERT compilations. Step 3: Upgrade Your Knowledge:
Once you have read all the NCERTs, it's time to expand your knowledge by reading the standard books. You can get the entire booklist for UPSC preparation in
Step 2: Strengthen your foundation:
No matter what your background is, you need to understand the basics of the core subjects of the UPSC syllabus. Hence, refer to NCERTs, they can be downloaded from the official website of NCERT for free. Read them at least twice before making notes, and then read our NCERT compilations. Step 3: Upgrade Your Knowledge:
Once you have read all the NCERTs, it's time to expand your knowledge by reading the standard books. You can get the entire booklist for UPSC preparation in
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