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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Manish,
You can go for distance learning programme from various colleges such as IGNOU, Delhi University, Amity University, and SMU, and then go for coaching classes for UPSC in Delhi or in anywhere which is easily assessable for you.
You can go for distance learning programme from various colleges such as IGNOU, Delhi University, Amity University, and SMU, and then go for coaching classes for UPSC in Delhi or in anywhere which is easily assessable for you.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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Yes, you should go for UPSC. And if you are interested in computer science, do B.Tech in CS branch after that. Also, you can prepare for UPSC. You will get 5% quota for the UPSC according to your B.Tech.
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ANAND KUPSC Aspirant
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You can choose any group. For writing UPSC exams, you must be a graduate and does not depend on what course you take in school.
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Sudha
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If you want to practice the Prelim test papers, you can see the website dreamtarget. Co. in. They offer Practice tests of both Paper 1 and Paper 2 with very good explanation at a very reasonable price of Rs.1499 and Rs.2499. Links for reference material are also given in the explanation.
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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below for a list of entrance exams conducted across the country for admission into BBA exams, and details regarding these exams. https://www.shiksha.com/bba/exams-pc-30
If you are interested in becoming an IAS officer then, you have to pursue your higher studies in Bachelor's degree courses like B.E. / B.Tech B.A. BCA B.Sc. B.A. , etc. , after completion of your 12th standard with Science stream from a Government recognised board. It is not mandatory to choose any particular subject in Graduation to become an IAS officer. You can opt for any stream of your interest in Graduation and after completion of
If you are interested in becoming an IAS officer then, you have to pursue your higher studies in Bachelor's degree courses like B.E. / B.Tech B.A. BCA B.Sc. B.A. , etc. , after completion of your 12th standard with Science stream from a Government recognised board. It is not mandatory to choose any particular subject in Graduation to become an IAS officer. You can opt for any stream of your interest in Graduation and after completion of
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astha singh
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Hi Nikhil!
In order to apply for the UPSC exam, you need to be a graduate from a recognised university. PK University is UGC and AICTE approved, hence your degree will be considered valid.
In order to apply for the UPSC exam, you need to be a graduate from a recognised university. PK University is UGC and AICTE approved, hence your degree will be considered valid.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Daya,
Pragnya IAS Academy - It is ranked number 1 in South India by Times Education Excellence Award and also in one or two other surveys.
Raus IAS In, once ruled the 1990s 2000s IAS Coaching in Delhi. Both are the best coaching in Bangalore. You can join any of them for better marks in exam, but you have to focus more on your own self-study, which is the main tool for scoring good marks in exam.
Pragnya IAS Academy - It is ranked number 1 in South India by Times Education Excellence Award and also in one or two other surveys.
Raus IAS In, once ruled the 1990s 2000s IAS Coaching in Delhi. Both are the best coaching in Bangalore. You can join any of them for better marks in exam, but you have to focus more on your own self-study, which is the main tool for scoring good marks in exam.
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anila k
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UPSC demands you to know all the subjects from history to biology (both for preliminary and Mains). So I would advice do not choose your graduation stream only based on being UPSC aspirant. At the same time make sure you read news papers daily, specially The Hindu. The last three year paper trend has been based only on current affairs question. Read all the NCERTs from standard 6 to 10, and geography, history and political Science NCERTs of standard 11 and 12.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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It totally depends on your interest. If you are not interested in job after BCA, then you can prepare for UPSC.
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