UPSC

Law, ethics, Geography, history, political Science, environment, Current affairs, aptitude and logical reasoning English and Indian language.
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Sociology, syllabus and easily available but if you have command over your graduation subject then I prefer you to go for that. For getting good marks you need to prepare hard for one year atleast and also you can go for coaching. It's the toughest Indian exams for most intellectual minds.

IAS IFS and IPS are the most demanded services so those services are given to top 50-70 rank holders and for SC, ST top 22.

English and Indian language exams are must for UPSC exams.

No. Any one Indian language and English.

Just be an avid reader of "The Hindu"
3 years before you plan to give exams start coaching. Choose your optional subject B4 hand so that you don't have to mug up just before the exam. If you are going to give exam next year, then you should start right now. Join coaching but if you can study by yourself, go to market and but books and give time to every subjects.

Hi Nawaz!
These are the top coaching centres in Mumbai for UPSC preparation:
1. The Prayas India, Andheri West
2. Success Forum, Borivali West
3. AA Shah's IAS Institute, Fort
4. Dronacharya IAS Academy, Navi Mumbai
5. Royale IAS Academy, Mira Road.

Hi dear,
That's a brilliant option that you have chosen, as an Honors degree will provide you weightage. Preparation for UPSC should be started once the 2nd year exams are over.
One year regular classes and thereafter revision for 3 months would be enough, if proper timetables are followed. Write back for further queries. Thanks and all the best.

See, there are various government exams that you can prepare for now you have to decide for which exam you want to appear.