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Whether it might be literature, political science, history, economics or anything, you should give your fullest to the subject.
Generally, nowadays Bachelor of Arts stream is bit looked down. Your neighbors and relatives would say that you can enjoy for the next three years but never pay any attention to them. They are just misguiding you. Be careful!
Also, since B.A. will be a light subject compared to core courses, yo
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Becoming an IAS officer has not many links with your B.Sc. In the civil service exams, there are more of arts disciplines like subjects like polity, geography, economics, ecology, history, Indian constitution are there. And after graduation you are eligible for it There is one optional subject in Mains exams. , of two parts can be based on your graduation subject because it has graduation level questions. But all of it depends on your interest you can choose subjects not studied in graduation. First, complete your graduation and start studying all-new edition NCERT books of class 6th-class 12th SST books. If you are enthusiastic
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There is no age limit for doing B.Sc. You can do B.Sc. Only, if you have passed your intermediate.
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The general rule is that a student must have the subject in class 12th, which he/she desires to pursue for graduation. In your case, as you have maths in class 12th, you can pursue graduation in maths. Best wishes to you.
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