UPSC

Hi,
In UPSC, you need to appear in three stages of exams to get a government job. In SSC, you need to appear in two or three stages and there will be no interview in this. Through UPSC, you will become IAS, IPS, and IRS etc. Through SSC CGL you will get post of income tax inspector and various similar posts. Best of luck.

You will get lots of opportunities, if you clear UPSC or SSC CGL. In UPSC you will be given the posts of IAS, IPS or IRS officers. Through colleges, you will get post of income tax inspector and various similar posts. Best of luck.

Yes, if you had done your graduation in hotel management course then definitely you can appear for any of the civil service exams, but it's compulsory to have graduation degree if you had done hotel management Diploma course then it is not possible.

UPSC accepts degree awarded by both UGC approved university and AICTE approved college.

Yes you can chose any subject of your choice for pursuing UPSC. You have to do excel in that subject if you want to pursue UPSC.

Hi,
You can go for Chanakya IAS Academy in Chandigarh. However, you must remember, Bajiram and Ravi, Delhi is the best institute of the country for UPSC civil service preparation.

Hello Chethan,
It's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in learning more and more. There are different dynamics at work. Earning for living and supporting family. If any college in the place you are working is offering part time PG, you should go for it. Then you can register for Ph.D. Another great way of learning is expanding one's horizon. Here I would like to advise you that please download brochure cum application form of IGNOU. They have large number of courses in diverse fields. You can choose the one that fascinates you.

BA is good and helpful. If you want to clear exams of civil services, IAS, law, because it gives you a combination of different subjects like history and eco, psychology and English, economics and geography etc. After B.Sc, you can do M.Sc and Ph.D. After B.Sc you can go for teaching, lecturing, go for researches.

No, corresponding course are allowed in UPSC.

Yes, you are eligible for the UPSC exam and MBA in distant mode.