Government & Defence Entrance Exam

These subjects are under the General Ability Test (GAT).
You can get the previous year's papers on Shiksha's link below
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Hello Payal Patel, Of course yes. After doing your graduation in Aeronautical Engineering branch you can definitely and surely think of appearing for civil services examination for becoming an IAS officer. The basic criteria for civil services examination is graduation in any branch and any field. I am very happy to know that at this stage itself you have decided on your aim or goal in life. This in fact is half the battle won. Best wishes to you for becoming an IAS officer after graduation.

If you wish to appear for UPSC exam and become an IAS, I would advise you to complete your graduation and not waste your time in taking admissions again. Rather, complete your graduation as discipline of graduation is not very relevant for UPSC exam. Alongside, keep preparing for UPSC.

Dronacharya Academy in Borivali is quite good for UPSC CDS preparation, all the reviews available are very good, to know the exact scenario for faculty and placements get in touch with the current students through social media or in person.

For one year programme, the fee is between Rs. 50000-60000/-, depending upon the batch and courses opted.

I will suggest you to visit the official website as there, they have mentioned the range in which they will allow you for the process.
All the best.

There won't be any problem. To know the teeth condition that can disqualify you are mentioned on this website https://www.ssbcrack.com/2012/10/what-are-14-dental-points.html.

Girls are not eligible for NDA.

Hi,
You can go for LL.B. 3 years and simultaneously prepare for civil service, it is a secured side I.e. in case you are not able to clear civil service examination, then you have not wasted your time. You have the 2nd option in your hand.