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Ananya Dev

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Which exam are you asking about? Please give complete details for better guidance.

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If for job, you are satisfying minimum percentage criterion, it doesn't really matter if you have cleared a few courses with grace marks.

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Kirti DuaAnnouncer, AIR

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Dear Amar,
You can choose your career on the basis of your graduation course and if you haven't opt any particular professional or academic course for your graduation, then firstly, you have to think and judge your interest. There are various courses and options nowadays which nobody can suggest until you decide yourself that in which field you can do the best. I would suggest you to go on that path only in which you can perform well and move further in your career. Still I will tell you the courses which you can try for, Hotel Management, Media, BBA Architecture, Law, Teacher/Lecturer etc. Think, Decide and choose.
All the best!

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IAS is more prestigious and popular than IPS. However, IPS is not that far from IAS when it comes to prestige and popularity. IAS is focused more on the administrative part of the job, but the IPS is more on the application and how to keep the peace in the society. Of course, their work for the betterment of society will define who is better. Though both the exams are held by UPSC, but both of them are different in their function. The purpose of the IAS, IPS is serving the nation directly or indirectly. We cannot judge one field over the other. Both the fields has their own importance. From a comparison point of view, an IAS officer ca
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Smita GMCA, MBA, DISM, DCA, CPISM

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1) You need to have Mathematics, Physics and English with minimum 50 percent overall marks, and 50 percent marks in English explicitly. So, with 58%, you are eligible, but again, if you score 50 percent marks in English.
2) You need to be born between 14th July 1998 and 26th June 2002 (both days inclusive). In case you clear all stages, then the upper age limit is 21 years, as on the date of enrollment. Wish you luck and go for the exams.

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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

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As you are from the commerce field, then you are eligible for the Indian Army field. You are not eligible for the Navy and Air force, because in order to be eligible for the Navy and Air force, you should have Physics and Mathematics in the Intermediate level. Do not worry, commerce field candidates are eligible for the Indian Military, Indian Air force- Logistics and Accountants Branch. In these fields, if you want they can apply. In order to be eligible for the departments, you have to first clear CDSE exam. after clearing the entrance exam CDSE, then you have the opportunity to join these fields.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Generally, student after class 12th started preparation for UPSC, but it need proper planning. You have to select your subject carefully and subject are of your interest. After completing your graduation with any marks are eligible for the exam. You have to focus on general studies and mainly on geography, economics, history, political Science and general Science. Then after graduation you can apply for exam and you have to appear in 3 stage of exam and each level is another type of exam so you have to study properly. All the best.

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