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Nitesh Singh

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The Union Public Service Commission is expected to release the UPSC CSE (IAS) main exam admit card 2025 soon on its official website - upsc.gov.in. The candidates will be required to download their UPSC admit card from the official website using their UPSC One-Time Registration (OTR) number and password.

The UPSC CSE (IAS) Main exam 2025 will be conducted from August 22 to 31.

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Arpit Sharma

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You are a PCM student, which means that you possess good analytical skills that can be useful in Civil Services. Any Bachelor degree is applicable although a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) is usually advised. Direct correlations are possible with subjects such as History, Political Science, Economics, Geography, or Public Administration with UPSC civil Services exam (CSE) syllabus in general studies papers as well as optional subjects, so you stand at an advantageous position. Or, else, having a B.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics will also help you in case you have a plan to opt amongst these in your optional subject in Mains. Select

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Sambit Gumansingh

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For this type of purpose, the best college among all over India for both things is IIT Kharagpur, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Bhubaneswar, and some others. Also GEO IAS – NIT Special UPSC Batch it integrates both things in one. These colleges are of the best among other for this purpose.

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Nishtha Gupta

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Indian students who are interested in IAS or Civil Services must opt for courses such as Philosophy, Politics and Economics, History, International Relations, Development Studies, Public Policy, and more. These courses are renowned for developing analytical, political, and economic perspectives which is crucial for civil services. In addition, most PG graduates choose Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government and Oxford Department of International Development (ODID).

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Saakshi Kumar

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Yes, the Union Public Service Commission mention the main exam (written) and main exam (interview) in the official notification. The candidates should note that the marks secured in the UPSC main exam is considered for the final result.

The face to face interview is the part of the main exam and hence we can say that the UPSC conduct the Civil Service Main exam is conducted in two parts.

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Rashmi

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The UPSC Civil Service Exam Notification mention that the Civil Service Prelims exam is qualifying only. The UPSC IAS prelims exam is a MCQ based exam conducted offline at the designated exam centre. The marks scored in the UPSC prelims exam is not considered for the final selected process.

The prelims exam was introduced to filtering of candidates and restricting the number of candidates for the main exam.

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Saniya Bhatnagar

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A BA degree with your subject specifications will be more beneficail

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Ashwin Yadav

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Institute of Advanced Studies has multiple affiliated colleges across the region. Institutes are located in Kolkata as well as the surrounding suburbs and satellite towns. The sister institutions of Institute of Advanced Studies is located in the towns of Burdwan and Bolpur.

Below are the IAS Krishnapur affiliated colleges:

RN Tagrore Institute, Kolkata

SC Bose Institute, Burdwan

St Teresa Academy, Bolpur

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Ashwin Yadav

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Admissions at Institute of Advanced Studies, Kolkata are conducted based on the merit criteria. Students must appear for their prescribed qualifying exams and achieve valid scoring. IAS does not require any specific entrance-test like CUET, CLAT, etc. Students must clear their Higher Secondary exams with the valid scoring and the same must be presented at the time of admissions. The same methodology applies to the PG admissions procedure at Institute of Advanced Studies.

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