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Anurag Singhal
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Preparing for the Indian Administrative Service IAS requires dedication, hard work, and a well-planned strategy. Here are some tips that can help you prepare for the IAS exam:
Understand the exam pattern: The IAS exam consists of three stages - Prelims, Mains, and Interview. Each stage tests different aspects of your knowledge, so it is essential to understand the exam pattern before you start preparing. Read the syllabus thoroughly: The IAS exam covers a vast syllabus, and it is important to read it thoroughly to get a clear idea of what is expected of you. Make a list of topics and sub-topics and prioritize them based on their weighta
Understand the exam pattern: The IAS exam consists of three stages - Prelims, Mains, and Interview. Each stage tests different aspects of your knowledge, so it is essential to understand the exam pattern before you start preparing. Read the syllabus thoroughly: The IAS exam covers a vast syllabus, and it is important to read it thoroughly to get a clear idea of what is expected of you. Make a list of topics and sub-topics and prioritize them based on their weighta
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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You can explore about option of Polytechnic after 10th. Also you can explore about option of studying humanities after 10th and pursue courses like B.A. LL.B. Journalism, teaching. B.A. LL.B. Has vast scope in government, private job and self employment.
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Ayushi Nagpal
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For B.Sc. You can take up any stream with English and Maths in your 12th standard and qualify with a minimum of 50%. These are also available ethical hacking courses after 12th commerce.
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Shashank sharan
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If you have done your 12th with commerce stream it is quite difficult to prepare for CDS but if you have faith on your self then you can do anything. First read NCERT of class 9-10 of all the subjects like Maths Biology Chemistry Physics history, geography and Current Affairs and for Current Affairs read newspaper daily, it will also improve your English . All the best.
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Shashank sharan
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If you completed your graduation then you can directly give the CS executive exam. So, prepare for the executive. The most important paper of CS executive is Company law because that is the thing that any company secretary does, so a CS must have the company law knowledge.
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Shashank sharan
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If you want to take admission in Delhi University like big university and you belong EWS, OBC, SC, ST then you can get admitted easily but if you belong to the general category then it is quite difficult to get admission. All the best.
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Anil Bandharapu
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Yes, you can go for B.Pharma after your class 12th. Having a gap doesn't make any kind of difference. Eligibility criteria in most of the top universities is pass with 60% aggregate marks in class 12th and you must have to clear some entrance test to get admission into the college. All the best.
Yes, you can go for B.Pharma after your class 12th. Having a gap doesn't make any kind of difference. Eligibility criteria in most of the top universities is pass with 60% aggregate marks in class 12th and you must have to clear some entrance test to get admission into the college. All the best.
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Anil Bandharapu
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According to Shri ram college of commerce, it does not offer any courses for students in class 11th. This colleges offers on undergraduate and post graduate courses only. The minimum eligibility for undergraduate courses in Shri Ram College of commerce is qualifying Class 12th examinations from a recognized board.
According to Shri ram college of commerce, it does not offer any courses for students in class 11th. This colleges offers on undergraduate and post graduate courses only. The minimum eligibility for undergraduate courses in Shri Ram College of commerce is qualifying Class 12th examinations from a recognized board.
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