UPSC

For general category students, it's 6 attempts for OBC students, it's 9 times and for SC/ST students as many as possible until the age of 37.

If you are really passionate about your Civil Services Exam, then choose a subject which is easy for you from list of subjects available for the year, don't worry about your para-medical Graduation Degree. Easy Subjects will enable you to crack the exam.

Yes, you can get admission for BA in this College.

As per the eligibility criteria of Second division assistant (SDA), you must have passed IInd PUC / 2yrs ITI / 10 + 2 (CBSE / ICSE) / 3 YEARS Diploma Examination. 12th examination conducted by Open University will not be considered. The eligibility criteria for First division assistant (FDA) a candidate must be hold of a Degree from a University established by law in India. While if you are asking about UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) instead of UPSE than this exam also required a Bachelor degree. So from above you are only eligible for SDA exam.

Dear Yukta, There is no foundation course as such for UPSC exams. Basic eligibility for UPSC exams is you need to have a UG degree from an recognised university. You can join any academy to prepare for UPSC exams. Mentors from the academy will give you ideas to crack the exams. Ensure you devote a lot of time to study and keep learning new things. UPSC exams are considered to be one of the hardest of exams conducted by the Central Government.

History, civics and geography are part of IAS syllabus. If you are planning to prepare for IAS, you have to study these subjects. You can do specialisation in any subject of Science stream.

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In UPSC, you need to appear in three stages of exams to get a government job. In SSC, you need to appear in two or three stages and there will be no interview in this. Through UPSC, you will become IAS, IPS, and IRS etc. Through SSC CGL you will get post of income tax inspector and various similar posts. Best of luck.

You will get lots of opportunities, if you clear UPSC or SSC CGL. In UPSC you will be given the posts of IAS, IPS or IRS officers. Through colleges, you will get post of income tax inspector and various similar posts. Best of luck.

Yes, if you had done your graduation in hotel management course then definitely you can appear for any of the civil service exams, but it's compulsory to have graduation degree if you had done hotel management Diploma course then it is not possible.