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Abhijit SinghLot's of things I have to know.
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For UPSC examination, you have to pursue UG then only you can appear for UPSC entrance exam.
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ragul sharma
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First, understand that NDA is institute of armed force. For NDA, you pursue B.Tech, but in NDA, government mostly focus on physical training and discipline. NDA is the world most discipline college in his category.
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mahesh oza
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Yes, you can go to navy, but for this you should complete your B.Tech from colleges like Indian Naval Academy, Manet- Pune etc.
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subhasish debroy
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Dear,
Minimum eligibility criteria for civil services is graduation from any UGC recognised university. So, after B.Sc, you are very much eligible to appear for civil service exam. Suitability depends on one's interest and skills for in-depth study towards the subject taken in under graduation level.
Best wishes.
Minimum eligibility criteria for civil services is graduation from any UGC recognised university. So, after B.Sc, you are very much eligible to appear for civil service exam. Suitability depends on one's interest and skills for in-depth study towards the subject taken in under graduation level.
Best wishes.
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Himanshu Rao
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Yes they can. Navy health-care offers the ability to focus on the finer points of medicine without the financial and business complications of a private practice. Start-up costs, malpractice insurance, staffing, equipment and office management don't exist for navy physicians.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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Hi,
The civil services examination is a nationwide competitive examination in India conducted by the Union Public Service Commission for recruitment to various civil services of the Government of India, including the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS) among others.
The examination consists of the following three stages:
Stage I: Preliminary examination - A qualifying test advertisied in Feb-March and held in June-July each year. Results are published in mid-August.
Stage II: Main examination - Held in October every year. Results are usually published in the second week of March.
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The civil services examination is a nationwide competitive examination in India conducted by the Union Public Service Commission for recruitment to various civil services of the Government of India, including the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS) among others.
The examination consists of the following three stages:
Stage I: Preliminary examination - A qualifying test advertisied in Feb-March and held in June-July each year. Results are published in mid-August.
Stage II: Main examination - Held in October every year. Results are usually published in the second week of March.
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Ankur SinghDefence and MBA aspirant.
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You are advised to pursue B.Tech/BE to make your career in the Indian Navy.
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Ricky Johnson
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Hello Nitesh,
a) First of all, be acquainted with the syllabus.
b) Secondly, grasp the pattern and solve previously asked questions.
c) Decide how much time to be given to a particular subject.
d) Teach others as it is the best way to have command over the subject.
e) Make a circle of conscious students and discuss your studied material regularly.
f) Check your progress by testing yourself.
a) First of all, be acquainted with the syllabus.
b) Secondly, grasp the pattern and solve previously asked questions.
c) Decide how much time to be given to a particular subject.
d) Teach others as it is the best way to have command over the subject.
e) Make a circle of conscious students and discuss your studied material regularly.
f) Check your progress by testing yourself.
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