Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

Join a short term programme. Look for one around your locality. Such programs are usually run in holidays. Or if you are an IPS aspirant I would suggest devoting your time to study History and General Science. And solve some sample papers. It would give you an Idea about your current level and how much work you need to do.

B.Tech in IT will not be able to help you directly in IAS preparation. But you will learn to manage your time and make study strategies. If you want to know the best option then it would be B.A in History or BA+LLB. These courses will directly help you to prepare for IAS.

You could say that. It is specialised course aimed towards the Civil Services aspirants. Its syllabus is also quite similar to the syllabus of PCS. But it is not limited to that. You can also pursue Masters after it.

Managing both will be hard. Since you are pursuing Honors, you will require proper time management. You can start by studying newspaper daily and Studying General Science. Read the Newspaper thoroughly in morning and Study GS in evening. When you get holidays, pickup a topic from history or civics and finish it on the same day.

If fluency in Kannada is a requirement then the inability to write in the Kannada language may be considered as an ineligibility.

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Prepare by making your GS and Current Affairs Strong. And solve some UPSC sample papers to get a feeling of paper. The entrance that JMI takes is a relatively easy version of the main exam. So it will be hard but not impossible.

Yes, you can certainly appear for UPSC Civil Services Exams after completing B.Com. You will have to work hard to become IAS officer. If you are serious then join a coaching institute.

B.A. In history would help in your dream of becoming an IAS Officer. The idea here is to choose a Stream that helps you to prepare for IAS too. B.A. In History should help as IAS exam usually asks a lot of history questions. You can also pursue BA+LLB for same reason. You could pursue B.Sc. If you want but that won't help as much.

By start studying today. Dedicate 7-8 hours of a day on studies. Join a coaching. Practice sample papers and keep giving same level exams to test yourself. Keep in mind there is no other option than working hard for the civil services.