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Lavanya Puri

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Hi Ajit!
Yes, you are certainly eligible to apply for MPSC exam. Distance education degree is equally valid as a regular course.

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Hritwk Anand

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You could go for these exams.
BPS PO Exam. The probationary officer (PO) is considered a lucrative white collar job in India. SBI PO Exam. SSC CGL. RBI Grade B Examination. LIC AAO. UPSC Civil Services Examination. IBPS and SBI Clerk. Indian Railways. All the best.

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Leena Agarwal

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As per recent notification from government, it's a must to have degree for teaching.

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Gaurav Shandilya

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Hi Padmavati,
The fee structure differs from institute to institute. You will have to check that individually with the institute you wish to enrol with. The fee structure might range from INR 20,000-60,000 depending on the institute.

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Jash BotadraSls, pune. Former Intern at The Times of India.

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Hi,
It purely depends upon several factors. First is basic that where your interest suffices and where do you look yourself after 5 years. CLAT, I personally know demands sacrifice and so does any other exam but if you have interest towards law then you should most definitely go for CLAT.

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Akshay Bajaj

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Get through with your state geography, economy, agriculture, cultural scenario. Read about state rivers, dams, ongoing policy related to poor and vulnerable. Move to current affairs and read major events happening around the world. Dates, venues etc. Prepare polity section completely it is still the single most section where maximum questions are asked. In pcs prelims too much of cramming is required but you have the edge in Mains examination because syllabus of psc are more or less same as UPSC CSE. I am from Madhya Pradesh and I cleared prelims this year. From that experience, I can say that cracking prelims is no big deal.

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Lalit Kumar

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Hello there, Well, recently, a visually impaired lady MS. Pranjal Patil becomes an IAS officer so stammering problem might not be a problem. But their are few techniques to get clear speech. Go for speech therapies that may help you. Regards.

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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

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You should go for B.Tech which will help you to be an IAS officer because there is 5% quota for B.Tech students in IAS. So, you should opt for B.Tech. All the best.

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muskan kalra

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Hello Sonu,
Benefits:
Insurance: All Air Force personnel, including Flight Cadets are provided life insurance cover under the Air Force Group Insurance Scheme ( AFGIS). Monthly contribution rates are minimal and the insurance policy covers all contingencies. As an Air Force Officer you are insured for an amount of Rs 50 Lacs with an additional insurance cover of Rs 10 Lacs for pilots and Loans :As a member of AFGIS, you can avail following loans:House Building Loan
Computer Loan
Conveyance Loan
Medical : All Air Force officers, their families and dependents have free access to medical rooms and hospitals equipped with the best of facilities
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Lalit Kumar

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Hello,
To be an IAS officer, you must have the knowledge of all the fields, it may be science, politics, history, economy, geography, social science, etc. So make yourself comfortable with social science as well. And I'm sure you'll like this subject.
Regards.

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