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shikhar singhBuilding Digital Businesses.
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Yes, as it sounds Bachelor of Science. It means that it is a Bachelor's degree course and you can take IAS exam after this.
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priyank sharma
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You must graduate. Graduation is a must. Here are few things you can do, and DO adjust or modify them as per your own convenience :)
During your graduation years, revisit NCERTs and read all class 6-12 NCERTs (Social Science, History, Geography, Science) and develop an understanding of basics. ( For class 11-12 NCERTs, read selectively, I might answer how selectively in another answer)
Develop the habbit ofNewspaper Reading. Start by any simple newspaper, The Indian Express for example. No notes making. Remember you're just developing the habbit of reading. And during newspaper reading sit with a mobile with google search and google what
During your graduation years, revisit NCERTs and read all class 6-12 NCERTs (Social Science, History, Geography, Science) and develop an understanding of basics. ( For class 11-12 NCERTs, read selectively, I might answer how selectively in another answer)
Develop the habbit ofNewspaper Reading. Start by any simple newspaper, The Indian Express for example. No notes making. Remember you're just developing the habbit of reading. And during newspaper reading sit with a mobile with google search and google what
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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of courses offered by Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras. You can also check for details regarding B.A. in Criminology and Police Administration in this link.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-distance-education-university-of-madras-chepauk-chennai-53696
https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-distance-education-university-of-madras-chepauk-chennai-53696
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ANAND KUPSC Aspirant
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You can opt for any course as civil services doent mention any compulsory course to be studied. Even you can opt for the course given in optional subjects in Mains exam.
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Vishu Goel
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Yes you can by appearing in exam conducted by staff selection committee you can easily get the job.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
No, you are not eligible for PCS or UPSC exam after class 12th, you have to do at least graduation then only you can apply for the exam. So after passing the Bachelor's degree exam, you can apply for this exam.
No, you are not eligible for PCS or UPSC exam after class 12th, you have to do at least graduation then only you can apply for the exam. So after passing the Bachelor's degree exam, you can apply for this exam.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
Generally, a student who took a subject with the static course can complete the exam easily as the syllabus of the static subject is not changing a lot. These static subjects are History, Geography, Political Science, and Sociology. So, try to choose among these subjects. But never forget a student with a technical degree can also crack the exam, so the subject does not matter a lot but hard work does.
Generally, a student who took a subject with the static course can complete the exam easily as the syllabus of the static subject is not changing a lot. These static subjects are History, Geography, Political Science, and Sociology. So, try to choose among these subjects. But never forget a student with a technical degree can also crack the exam, so the subject does not matter a lot but hard work does.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
Chanakya Institute and Rau's IAS are the best coaching classes for UPSC preparation coaching classes in India. But for UPSC, you have to focus on your self-study and hard work then only success is possible in this exam. But if your Optional subject is not belonging to the course of Bachelor's degree then you can take the help of coaching classes.
Chanakya Institute and Rau's IAS are the best coaching classes for UPSC preparation coaching classes in India. But for UPSC, you have to focus on your self-study and hard work then only success is possible in this exam. But if your Optional subject is not belonging to the course of Bachelor's degree then you can take the help of coaching classes.
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