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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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First of all u must write exam conducted by staff selection commission (SSC).
Age limit-20-25
Then if ur qualified u will have physical test
Height-165cm
Chest-unexpandable-77cmexpandable-82cm
Vision- right eye-6/6left eye-6/12both eyes-6/9
All the best!!!!
Age limit-20-25
Then if ur qualified u will have physical test
Height-165cm
Chest-unexpandable-77cmexpandable-82cm
Vision- right eye-6/6left eye-6/12both eyes-6/9
All the best!!!!
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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It depends upon ur interest .
And coming to colleges refer https://shiksha.com for top ba or bcom colleges.
U need to have a degree from recognised college. That's it
And coming to colleges refer https://shiksha.com for top ba or bcom colleges.
U need to have a degree from recognised college. That's it
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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From past experiences the students who are from villages;low class families etc. work very hard for IAS prep .I also support.
But the main problem where they get stuck is they don't know English fluently
And the csat paper is in English.
Aspirants from cities only cannot understand that high level English so they keep dictionary and will read The Hindu newspaper to cope up with that high language.
I'm not discouraging u that u are from village but u must see that u are fluent in English .If u have confidence that yes I'm fluent in English then its ok
otherwise I suggest u to come to cities and take coaching for upsc.
Prep for upsc is only
But the main problem where they get stuck is they don't know English fluently
And the csat paper is in English.
Aspirants from cities only cannot understand that high level English so they keep dictionary and will read The Hindu newspaper to cope up with that high language.
I'm not discouraging u that u are from village but u must see that u are fluent in English .If u have confidence that yes I'm fluent in English then its ok
otherwise I suggest u to come to cities and take coaching for upsc.
Prep for upsc is only
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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Top coaching institute is in Delhi. The fee structure is 1,30,000 approximately, depends on the institute.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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To become an IAS officer, he need to appear in UPSC Civil Services Examination which is the screening test for IAS. To be eligible for appearing UPSC CSE, he need to be a graduate at least.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Hi Dear,
Basically Interview is to access your intellectual talent. They won't focus much on your 12th or Graduation Score. If you haven't done well in 12th, there is nothing to worry.
Basically Interview is to access your intellectual talent. They won't focus much on your 12th or Graduation Score. If you haven't done well in 12th, there is nothing to worry.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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There is no bar on Upper Age limit for appearing UPSC Civil Services Examination ( Screening Test for IAS). But there is bar on maximum number of attempts.
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Abhishek Kumar
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Dear sir, i don't have any damn idea about IAS, so am sorry in that case. But what i know or feel is MBA and IAS are two different poles and hence you should confine yourself to either MBA or IAS exams.
And yeah my friend the best institutions to study MBA are all the IIMs.
I hope you are satisfied.
And yeah my friend the best institutions to study MBA are all the IIMs.
I hope you are satisfied.
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Navin Kumar SharmaMore you know, you know, how less you know.
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Kindly follow the link :- https://www.shiksha.com/top-law-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-56-2-0-0-0 All the best.
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