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2 years agoContributor-Level 8
It takes a methodical and comprehensive approach to your preparation to pass the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) as a fresher, especially as an engineering graduate. To get you started, follow these steps:
Understanding the Test: Study the UPSC CSE exam syllabus, format, and eligibility requirements. Learn everything you can about the Preliminary Examination (Prelims), Main Examination (Mains), and Personality Test (Interview) components of the exam.
Collect Study Materials: Compile pertinent readings, such as NCERT books for history, geography, politics, and economics. Use market-available standard reference books and UPSC-specifi
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2 years agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, No matter what your educational background is, passing the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) Civil Services Examination (CSE) is a difficult effort. It's true that those with a background in CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) could have an extra skill set than others with other academic backgrounds, but that doesn't make the UPSC exam harder or easier for them.
A wide range of information, including current affairs, general awareness, aptitude, and analytical skills are evaluated in the highly competitive UPSC CSE test. It requires thorough study, commitment, and comprehension of the exam syllabus, as well as efficien
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
To start preparing for UPSC you should.
- Go through the UPSC syllabus thoroughly.
- Read a few books and watch video lectures online for a few basic subjects like polity, history, geography, etc.
- Read the newspaper regularly.
- Chart out a preparation time table and follow it strictly.
- Enrol for a good test series and get answer writing practice.
- Create a study schedule.
- Gather relevant study materials.
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Scholar-Level 16
I would suggest you to do M.A Phychology from any reputed college like TISS / Jamia / DU / or other reputed university.
After that you will get any job opportunities in private and goverment sector. Secure a job and then can prepare for UPSC / PCS along with job.
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Scholar-Level 16
Just graduation is enough for UPSC.
You can explore about -
- LL.M
- UPSC with law as optional subject
- Distance M.A Public administration/ History
- Diploma in Public Administration
- M.A in human rights
- NLU M.A
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