UPSC Preparation

Of course, you can prepare for UPSC CSE as only graduation required for this exam.

First of all, civil service is a responsibility for us. There is nothing easier or harder. We should be dedicated towards our work, whatever it is. For your answer, IFS deals with external affairs of country. Ambassador and high commission era, etc. IAS deals with internal administration of the country.

There is no compulsion to take mathematics in main exam. There are many optional subjects you can choose.

This may differ from time to time at this time the salary is Rs 56000 with dearness allowance, medical allowance, traveling allowance, etc.

They both are two different stages, prelims 1st and main 2nd. You have to clear them separately.

Yes, medical facilities are free to IAS. They get dearness allowance, traveling allowance and medical allowance with their payment.

You will get pension until your whole life and you can be appointed as a secretary of any ministry after retirement too.

If you get civil in BITS then you should continue to study if you can afford because it has too many scope in future and you can also prepare for UPSC after engineering.

In UPSC prelims, you need to cover: general studies - History, geography, polity, economics and Science. For CSAT paper 2, aptitude and general mathematics.

There are many government exams to be conducted. 1st SSC CGL last date of form submission 25th November 19, Madhya Pradesh PSC state service exam form submission 20th nov to 9th dec 19. RRB NTPC etc. And UPSC CSE 2020.