Government & Defence Entrance Exam

MBA doesn't matters for UPSC exam. The thing that matters is your valid graduation degree, you can choose subject you have strong hold on. All the best.

The applications are already out. Please refer to the link for the application and other details:
http://punjabsssb.gov.in/

There are various methods. If you are in school, you can join after NDA or after filling airmen form after class 12th. If you are doing graduation, you can go through CDA or AFCAT at a good position.

What is within your reach and what you truly want? Remember that the hard part of IAS is interview, would you be able to clear that? And, also since you have studied MBBS, you will have to study GS and History for IAS from beginning. On the other hand, PG course will be based on what you studied in MBBS.

Hi Bhuvesh,
Firstly, you need to cover your basics from NCERT class 6th - class 12th, then you can refer to the following books:
Ancient history- R s Sharma
Medieval history - Satish Chandra
Morden history - bipin Chandra/ spectrum
Geography - NCERT is sufficient
Polity - laxmikant
Economy- Sanjeev vermaa
Environment - Shankar ias
Science - lucent
Art and culture -nitin singhaniya
And one good book for state GK
Also read Hindu and monthly current affairs magazine to stay updated with the current happenings.

For NDA exams, your GK has to be strong, current affairs, reasoning & maths for the written exam. But besides GK, your Maths should be very strong as there will be separate paper for the Mathematics. For SSB interview overall personality development is required. You must focus on extempore, Group discussion, physical strengthening and other psychological tests as required for SSB interview.

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Yes, an Engineering 1st year student can give all types of Exams for which he or she is eligible. They can give the exams of class 12th level, as there, the highest qualification is class 12th. You can give NDA TES, JEE Mains, SSC exams etc.

If your institute is recognised or is affiliated to some recognised institute then YES. You can certainly use it anywhere you want including government sector.

Hi,
It will not create any problem. Candidates must hold a graduation degree in any stream from a recognized university. Candidates who are awaiting results of their graduation exams are also eligible to apply for Preliminary exam. However, such candidates need to submit the proof of passing the requisite exam at the time of applying for Main exam (if qualified). The applications for Main exam are usually released in the month of July/ August. Kindly check the eligibility criteria from the link below. https://www.shiksha.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam.