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Smriti Vats
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See if you want more options for higher studies, then go with science only but if you don't want to study science further, then in that case, you can go with BA Honors.
All the best.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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IAS is a superior service in comparison to PCS. Any PCS officer may take a lot of experience and high performance before moving to IAS cadre. Civil services examinations conducted by UPSC is the most competitive examination in India and require a lot of preparation. If you prepare for Civil Services Examination with minor additional preparations, you can crack PCS also. Therefore, you must aim for cracking Civil Services Examination. As a standby option, you may appear for PCS.
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Rahul Dutt SharmaDynamic all rounder personality with IT background
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You can choose any subject from science, arts or commerce stream depending upon your interest. What subject do you have in class 12th?
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Dear,
Eligibility Criteria:
The nationality of a candidate must be either of the following:
Citizen of India
The subject of Nepal, subject of Bhutan, a Tibetan refugee who came to India before January 1, 1962, for permanent settlement in India.
Migrant from any of the following countries for permanently settling in India:
Pakistan,
Burma,
Sri Lanka,
East African countries of Kenya, Uganda,
the United Republic of Tanzania,
Zambia, Malawi,
Zaire,
Ethiopia and
Vietnam
Educational Qualification: Candidate should hold a degree from any of the recognized universities or must have an equivalent qualification
Age Limit: Minimum age 21 years Maxim
Eligibility Criteria:
The nationality of a candidate must be either of the following:
Citizen of India
The subject of Nepal, subject of Bhutan, a Tibetan refugee who came to India before January 1, 1962, for permanent settlement in India.
Migrant from any of the following countries for permanently settling in India:
Pakistan,
Burma,
Sri Lanka,
East African countries of Kenya, Uganda,
the United Republic of Tanzania,
Zambia, Malawi,
Zaire,
Ethiopia and
Vietnam
Educational Qualification: Candidate should hold a degree from any of the recognized universities or must have an equivalent qualification
Age Limit: Minimum age 21 years Maxim
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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Yes but no. Yes, because you can become an IAS officer after cracking UPSC. No, because you cannot write UPSC now. You must be in the age of 21-32 and you must have a graduate degree.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Civil services examination is very competitive therefore, MA can be a good standing option.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You must choose subjects based on your strength area to crack civil services examination.
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Rahul Dutt SharmaDynamic all rounder personality with IT background
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Depending upon your interest you can choose any subject from English, history, geography, political science, economics, sociology etc. Most of these subjects are useful in preparation for IAS/PCS and other competitive exams after graduation.
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Rahul Dutt SharmaDynamic all rounder personality with IT background
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You must focus on general knowledge, current affairs, essay writing and detailed study of your choice of 2 subjects. Basically, you need to qualify the Civil Services Exam which you can appear after completing graduation. The percentage in graduation does not matter much for appearing and qualifying in the written exam for civil services, however, it carries judgmental value in the interview.
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