UPSC

Hi,
Please find the link below to know the detailed syllabus of the examination:
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam/syllabus
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam/question-papers.

If you want to go for UPSC examination, then firstly check the requirements and schedule, find the mentor who can guide you well throughout the whole journey. Consult anyone who was already a UPSC aspirant, only he/she can guide you well. Refer syllabus. Collect books, sample papers and start preparing. All the best.

It is as difficult to crack IAS with Hindi medium, as it is with English medium. Year after year students with Hindi and other regional languages have been doing well at UPSC CSE. The recent example is IAS topper Shailendra Singh Indoliya. He is a person, who has defied the myth associated with Hindi Medium. He successfully cleared UPSC Civil Services Exam four times and each time, he got a better rank. Last year, he got selected for Indian Revenue Services exam, because he got AIR of 337.

Hi,
You can go for political Science, history and many more subjects in respective of UPSC.

Please click the link below for a similar question asked about UPCE Prelims
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Hello,
JEE is Joint Entrance Exam is an entrance exam for engineering after class 12th science while UPSC is Union Public Service Commission. It is an exam conducted by the Government of India for different governmental posts like IAS, IPS, IRS, & many more. One can't compare the level of JEE and UPSC.
UPSC is one of high level exams after graduation.

Yes, it has a residential coaching programme for UPSC and for it, the university conducts an entrance exam.

Hi!
One of the best IAS coaching in Lucknow are:ALS IAS AcademyALS Satellite Education CentreETEN IASAids ICSPrayatna GuidanceVision IAS.

Hi Akash,
Please find the link below to know more about UPSC as a career option and how you can get into it:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/civil-servant-ias-pcs-27
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/how-to-plan-prepare-for-upsc-civil-services-prelims-examination-blogId-15979.

Yes, you can go for any undergraduate degree followed by UPSC, just explore a little bit more about the subjects.