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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
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Educational Consultant Noida, Uttar Pradesh
2.The Analytics - IAS Institute
Civil Services Entrance Coaching Center Noida, Uttar Pradesh
3.CAAS Institute
F 92 Second Floor Hanuman Mandir Market, Munirka, Delhi 110067
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Akhil Chandrafollow me your queries get cancelled
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Yes, it's good even I have friends who do the same. I would suggest you to attend some coaching classes during your B.Tech because that effects a lot and B.Tech life has so much leisure. Apart from this, after you complete your B.Tech, go for IAS coaching and then attend UPSC exam.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Bhavna SinghI am a law student.
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Yes, you can.
Take admission in BA and with it, join coaching classes for civil services.
It is a great option.
Focus more on you civil preparation.
All the best.
Take admission in BA and with it, join coaching classes for civil services.
It is a great option.
Focus more on you civil preparation.
All the best.
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Anant Raina
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A degree of any of the Universities incorporated by an Act of the Central or State Legislature in India or other educational institutions established by an Act of Parliament or declared to be a Deemed University under the UGC Act, 1956, or an equivalent qualification.
Candidates who have appeared or intend to appear for the qualifying examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to appear for the Preliminary Examination however, they are supposed to submit proof of passing the requisite qualification along with Detailed Application Form for Civil Services (Main) Examination.
Candidates who have appeared or intend to appear for the qualifying examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to appear for the Preliminary Examination however, they are supposed to submit proof of passing the requisite qualification along with Detailed Application Form for Civil Services (Main) Examination.
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NA hzhI'm here to observe
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BA is not necessary, even science and commerce students go for IAS. Even I want to become an IAS officer and I will go for B.Com and sidewise, I will prepare for IAS.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
In this business world no one cares for others all just want money and in coaching especially they needed just only money so you may pay some less fee as there is a scholarship but free coaching is not possible especially in Delhi.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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This is the identification for the second level of the CA (Chartered Accountancy) course conducted by the ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India). The course is identified as IPCC (Integrated Professional Competence Course) and the examination at the end of the course is identified as IPCE (Integrated Professional Competence Examination)
This is the second level for all students taking up the chartered accountancy course after getting through the CA CPT (Chartered Accountancy Common Proficiency Test).
This is the second level for all students taking up the chartered accountancy course after getting through the CA CPT (Chartered Accountancy Common Proficiency Test).
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, you can go for UPSC after completing your graduation so this course is equivalent to graduation so you can go for UPSC Exams.
you have to choose subject among all that by which you wants to give exam.
you have to choose subject among all that by which you wants to give exam.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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1. Be to be creative. when you will write an essay or when you will answer descriptive question try to show your creativity. whatever you will write in the paper write intelligently.
2. Choose the subject for civil service main examination according to your stream of study. in which subject you have good knowledge choose only that subject. first read the syllabus of each paper then choose the paper according to your knowledge.
3. Do not be tensed at the time of examination. if the question is tough then it is tough for everyone. so you should not worry about you. whatever you will know just answer them.
4. Try to be prepare for English la
2. Choose the subject for civil service main examination according to your stream of study. in which subject you have good knowledge choose only that subject. first read the syllabus of each paper then choose the paper according to your knowledge.
3. Do not be tensed at the time of examination. if the question is tough then it is tough for everyone. so you should not worry about you. whatever you will know just answer them.
4. Try to be prepare for English la
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
1. Ancient History: Ancient India by RS Sharma (Old NCERT) has good coverage of UPSC IAS Prelims syllabus and you will find a number of questions that has been directly asked from this book.
2. Medieval History: History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra (Old NCERT) is more relevant in this section because it has good coverage of topics of Medieval History of India.
3. Modern History: A Brief History of Modern India by Spectrum as well as Concise History of Modern India by Sujata Menon have good coverage of the Modern History syllabus for IAS Prelims Exam.
4. Indian Culture: For this section, the aspirant should go through the book Facet
2. Medieval History: History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra (Old NCERT) is more relevant in this section because it has good coverage of topics of Medieval History of India.
3. Modern History: A Brief History of Modern India by Spectrum as well as Concise History of Modern India by Sujata Menon have good coverage of the Modern History syllabus for IAS Prelims Exam.
4. Indian Culture: For this section, the aspirant should go through the book Facet
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