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4 years ago
Yes if your age is under criteria of IAS then yes you can apply.

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Sheetal mishra
4 years ago
If you want to do a civil service doesn't matter which stream you take, you should be graduate with any subjects, there is nothing to be particular about any stream. You can appear for exam irrespective of your stream so, I would suggest you to take the stream which you wanna study or in which you c

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Hello Gowthami N, no, to write exam to become IAS which is actually called, civil Services exam, one need to be graduate in any discipline. There is absolutely no need to be double graduate. Best wishes to you.

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Dinesh upadhyay
5 years ago
You can choose to study BA ( not necessarily) if you plan to appear for IAS. It is more important to choose the correct combination in alignment with your optional subject for the IAS exam. Studying subjects like History, Geography and any one language ( English would be more beneficial) would make

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Dinesh upadhyay
5 years ago
Along with the job, it will take time to prepare for IAS. You can take the help of a coaching institute/ experienced person for preparation along with the regular self-study of 3-4 hr for 1-2 year. It is about time management as many IIM passes out have cracked IAS along with job.

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