Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)
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9 years agoContributor-Level 10
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Contributor-Level 10
Minimum requirements to become an IPS officer is you must have completed Graduation degree.
IPS:- Indian Police Service
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
-&get;Candidate must have passed Graduation degree in any stream.
-&get;Candidate appearing in the final year exam are also eligible.
-&get;Candidate age should be in between 21 to 30 years.
-&get;3 years & 5 year relaxation in upper age limit for obc & st/sc
candidates correspondingly.
-&get;You must have an Indian citizenship
Procedure of Entrance Examination
For Hindi Version of IAS Paper Website http://www.ias.net.in/hind
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Guide-Level 14
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Guide-Level 14
Making an intelligent career choice after graduation is very important because that is what is going to determine the future course of your academic as well as professional career. While all graduates are faced with this problem, Arts graduates, who have completed their BA degree, have this problem at a compounded level.
When it comes to career choices and lucrative job offers, Arts graduates have always felt at a disadvantage. With limited-number of career choices and average job opportunities, arts graduates have always wond
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Asst. Collector(Trainee) and may reach the top most position of Chief Secretary.
To get IAS, you will have to pass Civil service examination conducted by UPSC. Graduation in any Discipline is the eligibility to apply for civil service. There is age restriction applicable for various castes. For general c
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See we really can't compare their earnings as everyone knows what other ways could be there for earning in both of these professions but if we compare earnings in legal ways then it's of a CA who can earn any amount of money depending upon own skills and knowledge.but IAS is an great position which can make you able to earn any amount of money but that will be legal not sure about that.
All the very best
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Guide-Level 11
The Mains examination is descriptive type. We have option to choose any subjects from given list. For example, an MBBS graduate who is interested in history can select history as an optional subject. The questions will be based on optional subject.
Commerce and management subjects are in t
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