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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hi Sheetal,
Choose a course you are interested in. Still if you want a course to help you with the preparation of IAS, you can choose BA in sociology, history, economics or law.
Choose a course you are interested in. Still if you want a course to help you with the preparation of IAS, you can choose BA in sociology, history, economics or law.
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello sid, right now you should concentrate on your studies, still if you want to start preparing at home then here are few things you should start practicing every day. Solve at least one topic of basic mathematics and logical reasoning daily, read newspaper and stay updated with current affairs. You can start preparing for upsc in 2nd or final year of your graduation because right now you should make your base stronger and study well so that you score well in 12th board.
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello Neha,
The qualification to become an IAS officer is a 3/4 year graduation course. There is no criteria of percentage in your academic career.
The qualification to become an IAS officer is a 3/4 year graduation course. There is no criteria of percentage in your academic career.
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello Ritik, qualification to appear for IAS exam is a graduation course. After your graduation, you will have to appear in UPSC exam. Start preparing at home by simply solving basic mathematics and reasoning, read newspaper daily and stay updated with current affairs. You can also join coaching because the syllabus is very vast. All the best
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello Pawan,
It won't affect your interview, just do the best in your exam and score good. Interview is of less marks so if you score good in written exam, it is not going to matter.
It won't affect your interview, just do the best in your exam and score good. Interview is of less marks so if you score good in written exam, it is not going to matter.
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello Ankit,
Law will be suitable for you or you can go for BA in sociology, history, economics or law. However you can choose any course of your interest, but the above mentioned courses will help you with your preparation for civil services.
Law will be suitable for you or you can go for BA in sociology, history, economics or law. However you can choose any course of your interest, but the above mentioned courses will help you with your preparation for civil services.
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Vivek C
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IAS exams are conducted by UPSC every year.
To become IAS officer you need to complete your studies i.e. after 12th complete Graduation from a recognized university.
Minimum qualification required to appear for IAS exams is Graduation from a recognized university.
It is under Civil Service Exam conducted once in a Year by UPSC.To become an IAS Officer One Needs to crack Civil Service Exam.
You need focused study of subjects.You should analyze the syllabus, and hard work is needed to crack this examination.Its important to have some reading habits as that will help you to keep yourself updated about the current affairs.Read lots of magazine
To become IAS officer you need to complete your studies i.e. after 12th complete Graduation from a recognized university.
Minimum qualification required to appear for IAS exams is Graduation from a recognized university.
It is under Civil Service Exam conducted once in a Year by UPSC.To become an IAS Officer One Needs to crack Civil Service Exam.
You need focused study of subjects.You should analyze the syllabus, and hard work is needed to crack this examination.Its important to have some reading habits as that will help you to keep yourself updated about the current affairs.Read lots of magazine
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Vivek C
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IAS exams are conducted by UPSC every year.
To become IAS officer you need to complete your studies i.e. after 12th complete Graduation from a recognized university.
Minimum qualification required to appear for IAS exams is Graduation from a recognized university.
It is under Civil Service Exam conducted once in a Year by UPSC.To become an IAS Officer One Needs to crack Civil Service Exam.
You need focused study of subjects. You should analyze the syllabus, and hard work is needed to crack this examination. Its important to have some reading habits as that will help you to keep yourself updated about the current affairs. Read lots of magaz
To become IAS officer you need to complete your studies i.e. after 12th complete Graduation from a recognized university.
Minimum qualification required to appear for IAS exams is Graduation from a recognized university.
It is under Civil Service Exam conducted once in a Year by UPSC.To become an IAS Officer One Needs to crack Civil Service Exam.
You need focused study of subjects. You should analyze the syllabus, and hard work is needed to crack this examination. Its important to have some reading habits as that will help you to keep yourself updated about the current affairs. Read lots of magaz
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