Government & Defence Entrance Exam

Hello Rush,
It is not necessary, but after doing graduation in any specialisation programme, you get more value and scope in comparison to class 12th or 10th pass aspirants. If you have no B.Tech degree then you can go for various short-term certificate course by which you can learn more about this field because, for a job, you need to have a proper knowledge about the field.

Hello,
Yes, BA in Sociology helps in clearing the exam as there are some portions in GS Paper 1 which came from sociology but if you take history, geography or economics, it will be beneficial as compared to sociology.

If you want to get a job in the banking sector, etc., then you can go for it.

Hi Vikas!
One can join the Air Force as an Officer in either one of the three branches, the Flying, Technical or the Ground branch. The officer cadre provides opportunities for men with 10+2 /Intermediate (only in the flying branch), graduates ( all three branches), engineers (all three branches) and postgraduates (all branches except the Flying branch). You can refer to this link to find information about having a career as an air control officer https://www.shiksha.com/careers/air-traffic-control-officer-117.

Hi Pinder!
These are the best institutes in Chandigarh for IAS preparation:
1. Chanakya IAS Academy
2. Abhimanu IAS Study Group
3. Anil Narulas IAS Study Centre
4. SNM IAS Coaching Institute
5. IAS Today, Sector 15.

Hi Nikita!
These are the important dates for Combined Defence Service exam 2018:Date of notification 8 August 2018Last date of form submission 3 September 2018Date of examination 18 November 2018.

Forensic science subject is offered many central and state universities. You can do your Bachelors or Masters. As far as job is concerned you need to crack exam/ interview as and when advertised.

You have to crack UPSC CSE exam which is conducted every year.

You can prepare from home as many online websites have free coaching and everything is in the internet. Or, you may also go to various academies because they will guide you in a correct way. This is the right time for preparation as you are in your undergraduate course.
All the best.

Yes, you should go for UPSC. And if you are interested in computer science, do B.Tech in CS branch after that. Also, you can prepare for UPSC. You will get 5% quota for the UPSC according to your B.Tech.