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Sameer Das
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Yes, any recognized university's degree is valid to appear for UPSC exam.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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If you are planning to appear for civil services examination conducted UPSC after completing engineering degree, then your job profile as an IAS, IPS or IFS, etc. will not have engineering roles and responsibilities.
Aerospace engineers does not have dedicated cadre in Indian Engineering Services Examination conducted by UPSC.
Aerospace engineers does not have dedicated cadre in Indian Engineering Services Examination conducted by UPSC.
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alok kumar
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, You can do it after engineering.
Through the distance mode: IGNOU
If you want to do in some prestigious institutions:
By joining in college: JNU in SSS(School of Social Sciences) or SIS (School of International Studies). The latter will focus more on IR.
There are many other good institutes like DU, Central Universities soon. For both of these after applying you have to write an entrance test.
Through the distance mode: IGNOU
If you want to do in some prestigious institutions:
By joining in college: JNU in SSS(School of Social Sciences) or SIS (School of International Studies). The latter will focus more on IR.
There are many other good institutes like DU, Central Universities soon. For both of these after applying you have to write an entrance test.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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To appear for the UPSC exam, you need to first complete graduation. The minimum eligibility criteria to take UPSC is graduation degree. So, first complete your graduation then you can sit for UPSC.
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Harshit Jain
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For Master's degree, you can go for engineering or MBA. You can choose your Master's degree according to your interest. M.Tech would be better as through GATE you can apply for government jobs.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
There is no criteria on class 12th marks. Student must be a graduate and should have passed class 10th and 12th. There is no minimum percentage required.
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Sumit Maheshwari
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A lot of young people have heard of the IAS exam and express a desire to give this prestigious exam. But they have no idea of how to go about the preparation for this exam.
Preparation for Civil Service Examinations is a long journey. To make it worthwhile, you have to work smart without losing steam.
These exams have to be approached in a different manner. You need to first learn from the mistakes of previous aspirants. Things like a legible handwriting, the understanding of our culture and heritage are as important as the syllabus itself.
Also, you need to approach the exam preparation in a different manner.
Please refer for some tips t
Preparation for Civil Service Examinations is a long journey. To make it worthwhile, you have to work smart without losing steam.
These exams have to be approached in a different manner. You need to first learn from the mistakes of previous aspirants. Things like a legible handwriting, the understanding of our culture and heritage are as important as the syllabus itself.
Also, you need to approach the exam preparation in a different manner.
Please refer for some tips t
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Both BBA and B.Com are equally good degree courses for UPSC preparation. BBA being a bit lighter course in comparison to B.Com will provide you more time for UPSC preparation and coaching.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello,
As your main focus is on UPSC, you can opt for any minimum level graduation. The basic requirement of UPSC is to have a bachelor degree. Which degree do you have doesn't matter for UPSC. So, you can opt for B.Com or BBA as these are the minimum level graduation which requires only 3 years. Further these courses don't put so much pressure on students. So, you can easily prepare for UPSC as well.
As your main focus is on UPSC, you can opt for any minimum level graduation. The basic requirement of UPSC is to have a bachelor degree. Which degree do you have doesn't matter for UPSC. So, you can opt for B.Com or BBA as these are the minimum level graduation which requires only 3 years. Further these courses don't put so much pressure on students. So, you can easily prepare for UPSC as well.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
If job is your first priority, then it's advised to gain some work experience. Later, you can prepare for MBA/ UPSC exams. Though, there are a lot of people who simultaneously work and study for these exams and score good. However, it requires proper time management and immense dedication.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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