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Sanjay K
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Public Administration is a better choice since that subject is easy to complete and highly scoring. Moreover, the public administration will also be taught once you clear the examination. It's one of the important subjects taught at LBSNNA (Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration), Mussoorie. Further, a lot of study material is already available on the net as well as in the market for the preparation of this subject. On the other hand, management is a great subject, but not many UPSC aspirants opt for it. The reason being the length of the subject and not many teachers are available for helping aspirants while prepari
Public Administration is a better choice since that subject is easy to complete and highly scoring. Moreover, the public administration will also be taught once you clear the examination. It's one of the important subjects taught at LBSNNA (Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration), Mussoorie. Further, a lot of study material is already available on the net as well as in the market for the preparation of this subject. On the other hand, management is a great subject, but not many UPSC aspirants opt for it. The reason being the length of the subject and not many teachers are available for helping aspirants while prepari
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Abhijit SinghLot's of things I have to know.
Beginner-Level 5
For UPSC examination, you have to pursue UG then only you can appear for UPSC entrance exam.
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Vikash Ranjan
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Please define the UPSC, and the JEE Mains subject for paper 1- Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
2- Aptitude test.
2- Aptitude test.
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Sanjay K
Guide-Level 13
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Some of the popular ones are: Bharat IAS and KAS Coaching Centre, Global IAS Academy and Himalai IAS center.
Further, it also depends on what specific subject you are targeting. Please give due diligence to both GS and optional subjects while selecting the coaching center. As of now, no coaching center can be an ultimate panacea, a lot has to be absorbed through numerous books and Internet. Moreover, regular updates and following current affairs will come handy while preparing for the exam. All the best for your future endeavors.
Some of the popular ones are: Bharat IAS and KAS Coaching Centre, Global IAS Academy and Himalai IAS center.
Further, it also depends on what specific subject you are targeting. Please give due diligence to both GS and optional subjects while selecting the coaching center. As of now, no coaching center can be an ultimate panacea, a lot has to be absorbed through numerous books and Internet. Moreover, regular updates and following current affairs will come handy while preparing for the exam. All the best for your future endeavors.
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Sanjay K
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If you are pointing towards gazetted post in police services, the only way is through UPSC or State Civil Services Examination. Additionally, there are other government organisations such as Income Tax, Excise, IB, CBI, RAW, etc. where you can join without appearing in the UPSC examination. These would be non-gazetted post and you can join them through SSC and other related examinations.
If you are pointing towards gazetted post in police services, the only way is through UPSC or State Civil Services Examination. Additionally, there are other government organisations such as Income Tax, Excise, IB, CBI, RAW, etc. where you can join without appearing in the UPSC examination. These would be non-gazetted post and you can join them through SSC and other related examinations.
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Sanjay K
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Certainly, you can become IRS officer after clearing the UPSC Civil Services Examination. The examination has three parts: Prelims, Mains & Interview. You have to qualify in all the three stages and come in the final merit list to get into the services. The choice of services such as IAS / IPS / IFS / IRS is taken once you clear the prelims stage and apply for mains examination.
Certainly, you can become IRS officer after clearing the UPSC Civil Services Examination. The examination has three parts: Prelims, Mains & Interview. You have to qualify in all the three stages and come in the final merit list to get into the services. The choice of services such as IAS / IPS / IFS / IRS is taken once you clear the prelims stage and apply for mains examination.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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What is semi english?
UPSC examination can be written in either English, Hindi or any regional languages mentioned in the 8th schedule of our constitution.
UPSC examination can be written in either English, Hindi or any regional languages mentioned in the 8th schedule of our constitution.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Go for B.Sc or BA. It will be helpful for you in UPSC examination. You can get much more free time for preparation of UPSC. Subjects like political science, law, history, etc. Geography will be helpful.
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