Government & Defence Entrance Exam

BA is better. You will have a choice to choose optional subjects. It is better you choose History, Political Science, Geography, etc., subjects. Even you can do B.Sc, but BA is better. You will be having much time to prepare for IAS if you choose BA.
All the best.

Hi Saurav,
If you can do both the things simultaneously, go on with your goals. Prepare for the competitive exams and pursue engineering too, it will basically help you get better career prospects.

You can Apply for NDA exam after class 12.

Yes, you can start your preparation in general knowledge, reasoning and aptitude for IAS exam.
These will also help in increasing your IQ at the time of engineering.

For giving IAS UPSC exams, you need to have minimum graduation. Mostly IAS coaching don't have degree in association with it.

Go for B.A. LL.B. As then you'd have a strong point by taking law as an optional subject in UPSC. Do upvote and follow me, if my answer helped you!

Civil is a very demanded branch. But now a days, core jobs are rare. Placements in civil branch from MMMUT are adequate though. Best of luck.

It depends on the student, his efforts, concentration, hard work, passion, deep desire. But for average students, it may take at least 2-3 attempts.

You should do B.Sc. after 12th and with it, prepare for IAS too. It would be very beneficial for you.

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