Government & Defence Entrance Exam

Nationality: All the applicants should be citizens of India.
Age Limit: Candidate must have attained the age of 21 years but must have not crossed the age of 35 years for State Services & 25 years to 45 years for Subordinate Services.
Educational Qualification: Candidate must hold a Bachelors degree of a recognized University or equivalent qualification.
All the applicants will have to ensure that they fulfill all the conditions in order to appear for the written exam of RPSC RAS 2017. Aspirants should note that only fulfilling the eligibility criteria of RPSC RAS and qualifying the exam will not confer them with the right of appointment at the posts offered. The appointment of candidates in RAS/RTS services is purely provisional.
Candidates qualifying all the stages of RPSC RAS Selection Procedure will have to appear for document verification. If during the verification of documents at later stage, it is found that they do not fulfill all eligibility conditions; their candidature will be canceled/ rejected and fee paid for examination will be forfeited.

Hello Priya,
The decision to go abroad depends on what you want. No one else can suggest you better than you because you know your conditions and preparation skills better.
If you are interested in banking sector than IBPS PO is a good option. There are frequent promotions held in every 2-3 years and one can attain the top post of the bank in his/her service period. Even the Ex-CEO of the SBI bank, Arundhati Bhattacharya also joined the bank as a PO and later become the CEO.
If you are confident and sure that you can crack the Mains and interview then you should definitely join the bank.
And if you want to to go abroad, it is also beneficial.
Check the pros & cons of both the options and decide yourself.
Hope it will help a little. All the best for your future ahead.