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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Sahil,
The examination for becoming an IAS officer, IPS or IFS officers, you need to write UPSC exam. For this, there is no particular degree eligibility. You can do any degree and write this exam. But, it is compulsory to have a degree. Secondly, the questions are mainly from political and geographical aspect. So, you don't have to go for a single degree like B.Tech, B.Sc etc. There is one part of the exam in which you need to choose a subject of your choice. For that, you have many subjects like biology, physics, chemistry, commerce, economics etc.
So, whatever degree you may pursue you can appear for UPSC exam.
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The examination for becoming an IAS officer, IPS or IFS officers, you need to write UPSC exam. For this, there is no particular degree eligibility. You can do any degree and write this exam. But, it is compulsory to have a degree. Secondly, the questions are mainly from political and geographical aspect. So, you don't have to go for a single degree like B.Tech, B.Sc etc. There is one part of the exam in which you need to choose a subject of your choice. For that, you have many subjects like biology, physics, chemistry, commerce, economics etc.
So, whatever degree you may pursue you can appear for UPSC exam.
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Bhavna SinghI am a law student.
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Yes, you can.
You can prepare for UPSC after classes in college.
Also, you can join coaching for it.
You can prepare for UPSC after classes in college.
Also, you can join coaching for it.
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
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Dear Sourabh,
For civil services, you should choose that course in which you have more interest I would suggest you to do BA course because as you will do this course on the same time you can study for civil services.if you go for technical courses then you its really typical for you to study continuous with your B.Tech
For civil services, you should choose that course in which you have more interest I would suggest you to do BA course because as you will do this course on the same time you can study for civil services.if you go for technical courses then you its really typical for you to study continuous with your B.Tech
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rangaswamy km
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Yes, you can appear for civil services exam after completing CSE. You just need to be a graduate in order to take civil services exam. The stream doesn't matter.
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SHIWANSH JAISWAL
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For civil services you can do B.Sc, also and B.Tech also. Its up to you that what you are interested in. I will suggest you to do B.Tech as even if you don't qualify civil services you will be able to get good job.
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suryansh singh
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The eligibility criteria for appearing in UPSC exam is graduation in any field.
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suryansh singh
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The second option is much better. Civil services is the most sought after career choice. It will give you a great platform at a very young age.
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suryansh singh
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The eligibility criteria for appearing in UPSC exam is graduation. Diploma is not considered as graduation.
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suryansh singh
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First congrats on taking mechanical engineering as the optional subject. Get hold of the syllabus. Analyse previous papers to know which topics are more important. Set weekly targets to complete the topics. Use weekends well. Revise once a topic is complete. Once all this is complete give test series.
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