Government & Defence Entrance Exam

There is no such colllegs which will provide specific UPSC coaching with their degree.You may learn some specific subject or you must have to take coaching form outside.i am mentioneing some college who will teach you some basic subject which are the parts of UPSC but I will suggest you go with the speciliased coaching of upsc.

Here are some colleges offering integrated UPSC coaching:

1. JNU, New Delhi – Integrated coaching with courses in Political Science and Social Sciences.
2. Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi – UPSC coaching with Social Sciences courses.
3. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi – Coaching along with BA/MA in Political Science.
4. Dr. BR Ambedkar University, Delhi – Integrated coaching with Social Sciences.
5. Shivaji College, Delhi University – UPSC coaching with BA (Hons.) in Political Science.
6. Loyola College, Chennai – UPSC coaching with BA in Political Science.

These colleges combine academic courses with UPSC preparation.

Given that you are in your third year of BBA and preparing for government exams like banking, it would be more beneficial to pursue a Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) from a recognised university rather than a computer institute. A university-based PGDCA offers a more structured and comprehensive curriculum that is often more widely recognized, especially for government exams and jobs. The degree from a university holds more weight and credibility, which can help in securing positions with government sectors like banking, where a strong educational background is valued. Additionally, universities often offer more exposure to practical knowledge, networking opportunities, and a more rigorous academic environment, which can add value to your profile. While computer institutes may offer faster, more specialised courses, a university-based programme will provide a more recognised qualification in the long run.

The UPSC generally allows candidates to withdraw their applications within a specific timeframe after the application submission window closes.

Here's how you can typically withdraw your UPSC application:

 * Visit the UPSC Official Website: Go to the official UPSC website (upsc.gov.in).

 * Locate the Withdrawal Link: Look for the "What's New" section and find the link for "Withdrawal of Application: Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination."

 * Click on the Withdrawal Link: This will open a new window or page.

 * Enter Your Registration ID: You'll usually be required to enter your registration ID to proceed.

 * Confirm Withdrawal: Carefully review the instructions and confirm your decision to withdraw the application.

Important Notes:

 * Withdrawal Timeframe: The withdrawal window is usually a short period, so check the official UPSC notification for the exact dates.

 * No Withdrawal After Submission: Once the application submission deadline has passed, you generally cannot withdraw your application.

 * Review Instructions Carefully: Before withdrawing, carefully review the instructions provided by the UPSC to avoid any issues or complications.

Disclaimer: The withdrawal process may vary slightly from year to year. Always refer to the official UPSC website and notifications for the most accurate and up-to-date information.