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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
For IAS preparation it would be good if you pursue your BA in the subjects like history, public administration, economics, constitution and geography and among these I think geography and public Administration are the most popular optional subjects for the Mains examination and accounts for nearly 50% share in the final Mains result.
In fact, UPES University of Dehradun has come up with a special IAS oriented BA programme for students to study BA in public administration along with IAS coaching and test preparation. This clearly signals that most of IAS aspirants prefer this subject in their BA.
In fact, UPES University of Dehradun has come up with a special IAS oriented BA programme for students to study BA in public administration along with IAS coaching and test preparation. This clearly signals that most of IAS aspirants prefer this subject in their BA.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Yes, you can apply for the UPSC exams in 2019, once you have graduated or even if you are awaiting results. The only condition is that you will have to submit proof of graduation once you have completed the course and will also have to submit detailed application form for UPSC (Main) examination.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Shubham,
It's okay even if you didn't get any of the NLUs. There are many private institutions that you can join, one being Symbiosis law school, Pune. As I'm already a part of the institution I know that they also provide training to students who want to go for UPSC. Apart from this, there are others like Jindal Global Law School, etc.
It's okay even if you didn't get any of the NLUs. There are many private institutions that you can join, one being Symbiosis law school, Pune. As I'm already a part of the institution I know that they also provide training to students who want to go for UPSC. Apart from this, there are others like Jindal Global Law School, etc.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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It takes 5 years to complete CA course. By the year 2006, the ICAI has launched the three level of this course. CPT (Common Proficiency Test) IPCC (Integrated Professional Competence Course). FC (Final Course)
The CPT is the entry-level foundation course involves the quantitative aptitude test, general economics, mercantile laws and accounting. The IPCC has two groups. It covers the working knowledge of the core subjects. It is specially designed to improve the knowledge of accounting standards. The CA final course covers the advanced knowledge of financial reporting, management accounting, strategic financial management, professional e
The CPT is the entry-level foundation course involves the quantitative aptitude test, general economics, mercantile laws and accounting. The IPCC has two groups. It covers the working knowledge of the core subjects. It is specially designed to improve the knowledge of accounting standards. The CA final course covers the advanced knowledge of financial reporting, management accounting, strategic financial management, professional e
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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Yes, but you would have to be specific regarding the exam you wish to attempt. Most of the papers are based on your basic knowledge and it would be important for you to brush up your subject knowledge till 12th, GK and reasoning problems.
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Kishan Keshari
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Yes, to apply for UPSC exams, your graduation is necessary only from any recognised college.
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ANAND KUPSC Aspirant
Contributor-Level 8
You can choose any stream of your interest because to write UPSC exams, you have to be a graduate in any course. UPSC uptakes candidates from any course. You can choose your stream according to the optional subjects also. The list of optional subjects are:
Agriculture
Animal Husbandary and Veterinary Science
Anthropology
Botany
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Commerce and Accountancy
Economics
Electrical Engineering
Geography
Geology
History
Law
Literature of any one of the non-English languages listed above
Management
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Science
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science and International Relations
Psychology
Public Administrat
Agriculture
Animal Husbandary and Veterinary Science
Anthropology
Botany
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Commerce and Accountancy
Economics
Electrical Engineering
Geography
Geology
History
Law
Literature of any one of the non-English languages listed above
Management
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Science
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science and International Relations
Psychology
Public Administrat
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Please refer to the link provided below where you will be able to download previous years question papers of UPSC:
http://www.upsc.gov.in/examinations/previous-question-papers.
http://www.upsc.gov.in/examinations/previous-question-papers.
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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
Contributor-Level 10
You should read books of NCERT of class 6th, class 7th, class 8th, class 9th, and class 10th.
Read daily newspapers. Give you best in your exam. Observe all the things happening around you.
Read daily newspapers. Give you best in your exam. Observe all the things happening around you.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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Hi,
First of all, I would make it very clear that there is no quota as such for any stream or student for UPSC exam. The only reservations available are with regard to general regulations, as per constitution. Next is up to you. You may take any stream of your choice. What you need to focus is to know the subject better to keep it as an optional paper. For that purpose, even Maths is a good option. You may go ahead with Maths, and keep it as optional subject.
First of all, I would make it very clear that there is no quota as such for any stream or student for UPSC exam. The only reservations available are with regard to general regulations, as per constitution. Next is up to you. You may take any stream of your choice. What you need to focus is to know the subject better to keep it as an optional paper. For that purpose, even Maths is a good option. You may go ahead with Maths, and keep it as optional subject.
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