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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling
Guide-Level 11
You can pursue BA or B.Com, it doesn't matter. For UPSC any recognized degree is valid from any university. Thus, any graduation stream is sufficient for appearing in competitive exams.
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Harshit Jain
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The best option would be to go for arts in order to prepare for UPSC because major arts subjects are included in the syllabus of UPSC. Also, if you pursue graduation then it will automatically help you to prepare for maximum syllabus of the UPSC exam which will help you in clearing the same.
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Rahul Dutt SharmaDynamic all rounder personality with IT background
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All the subjects of arts, science and commerce field are included in UPSC. You can choose any subject of your choice.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You are advised to complete your graduation to take civil services examination. You may choose subjects of your interests to succeed in the career. Subjects such as economics, political science, anthropology etc. are good subjects to appear in Civil Services Examination.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You must choose subjects based on your strength area to crack civil services examination.
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subhasish debroy
Guide-Level 13
Dear,
My thinking in respect of study is - when a course you will pursue, do seriously with your best effort after fixing a target and timeline. Both MBA and IAS require regular,methodical and extensive study. Do one by one. First, go for MBA in regular mode from renowned B-School after cracking management entrance test. Complete MBA , accept placement, if offered. Then try for IAS, your ultimate goal. Join coaching centre and you'll see , entire journey of education along with your work experience, makes you more knowledgeable , confident and give you an extra edge to reach your target. Best Wishes.
My thinking in respect of study is - when a course you will pursue, do seriously with your best effort after fixing a target and timeline. Both MBA and IAS require regular,methodical and extensive study. Do one by one. First, go for MBA in regular mode from renowned B-School after cracking management entrance test. Complete MBA , accept placement, if offered. Then try for IAS, your ultimate goal. Join coaching centre and you'll see , entire journey of education along with your work experience, makes you more knowledgeable , confident and give you an extra edge to reach your target. Best Wishes.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Dear,
Yes, you are eligible for upscale exam because any student who did Bachelor degree from a recognised university can apply for UPSC exam.
But, you need to work hard and maintain the time table.
All the best.
Yes, you are eligible for upscale exam because any student who did Bachelor degree from a recognised university can apply for UPSC exam.
But, you need to work hard and maintain the time table.
All the best.
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Adhyyan Raj
Contributor-Level 8
Dear Parul,
The best books to prepare for UPSC are:-
Indian polity by Laxmikanth
Geography of India by Majid Husain
Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh
A brief history of modern India by Spectrum
General Studies based on NCERT Syllabus
Certificate Physical and Human Geography.
The best books to prepare for UPSC are:-
Indian polity by Laxmikanth
Geography of India by Majid Husain
Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh
A brief history of modern India by Spectrum
General Studies based on NCERT Syllabus
Certificate Physical and Human Geography.
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