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If you are very serious about your career, I would suggest you to have a backup plan first of all. Because acting is not a sure-shot career. UPSC again is the most difficult exam to crack. Thousands of students apply for the exam and few lucky ones are able to crack. If you are good at time management, you can juggle through both; acting and UPSC. But personally, I would highly recommend you to devote your time in one of these, especially if you're eyeing for UPSC. And do have a concrete back up plan to fall upon.
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A candidate who has pursued his/her graduation or post graduation from a recognised university is eligible for PSC examination. Also, please note that the age limit for this exam is 33 years. The applications are filled online only. You can refer to this website https://www.keralapsc.gov.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17&Itemid=37.
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