UPSC

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the Civil Services Examination (CSE) prelims at various centers across India, including Visakhapatnam. While the exact list of examination centers within Visakhapatnam for the 2024 prelims is not publicly disclosed, previous examinations have been held in institutions such as Krishna College and Gayatri College.

Candidates are advised to select their preferred examination center during the application process, as the allocation is done on a first-apply-first-allot basis. Once a center reaches its capacity, it becomes unavailable for selection. Therefore, early application is recommended to secure a preferred location.

There is no such colllegs which will provide specific UPSC coaching with their degree.You may learn some specific subject or you must have to take coaching form outside.i am mentioneing some college who will teach you some basic subject which are the parts of UPSC but I will suggest you go with the speciliased coaching of upsc.

Here are some colleges offering integrated UPSC coaching:

1. JNU, New Delhi – Integrated coaching with courses in Political Science and Social Sciences.
2. Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi – UPSC coaching with Social Sciences courses.
3. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi – Coaching along with BA/MA in Political Science.
4. Dr. BR Ambedkar University, Delhi – Integrated coaching with Social Sciences.
5. Shivaji College, Delhi University – UPSC coaching with BA (Hons.) in Political Science.
6. Loyola College, Chennai – UPSC coaching with BA in Political Science.

These colleges combine academic courses with UPSC preparation.

Yes, as a PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) student, you can absolutely prepare for the UPSC exam. While the syllabus of UPSC, especially in subjects like History, Polity, Geography, and Economics, may seem unfamiliar initially, it is designed for candidates from all educational backgrounds. Your Science background can even be advantageous, particularly in logical reasoning, analytical thinking, and subjects like Science and Technology.

It might feel challenging at first to transition from Science to humanities-focused subjects, but with consistent effort, the right guidance, and effective study materials, you can overcome this hurdle. Many Science students have successfully cleared the UPSC exam by dedicating time to understanding and mastering the syllabus. Start with NCERT books to build your foundation and gradually move to advanced resources for better preparation.

The UPSC generally allows candidates to withdraw their applications within a specific timeframe after the application submission window closes.

Here's how you can typically withdraw your UPSC application:

 * Visit the UPSC Official Website: Go to the official UPSC website (upsc.gov.in).

 * Locate the Withdrawal Link: Look for the "What's New" section and find the link for "Withdrawal of Application: Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination."

 * Click on the Withdrawal Link: This will open a new window or page.

 * Enter Your Registration ID: You'll usually be required to enter your registration ID to proceed.

 * Confirm Withdrawal: Carefully review the instructions and confirm your decision to withdraw the application.

Important Notes:

 * Withdrawal Timeframe: The withdrawal window is usually a short period, so check the official UPSC notification for the exact dates.

 * No Withdrawal After Submission: Once the application submission deadline has passed, you generally cannot withdraw your application.

 * Review Instructions Carefully: Before withdrawing, carefully review the instructions provided by the UPSC to avoid any issues or complications.

Disclaimer: The withdrawal process may vary slightly from year to year. Always refer to the official UPSC website and notifications for the most accurate and up-to-date information.