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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Uttam,
The process is same that if you have completed your graduation then you are eligible for the exam. So don't worry and prepare for the examination.
The process is same that if you have completed your graduation then you are eligible for the exam. So don't worry and prepare for the examination.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Chandan,
If you are determined and have confidence in yourself then you crack the exam without thinking a lot that I have fewer marks, I am weak, I can't and this and that. If you do so then you can't crack it but if you are self-determined then you defiantly can crack the civil services examination.
If you are determined and have confidence in yourself then you crack the exam without thinking a lot that I have fewer marks, I am weak, I can't and this and that. If you do so then you can't crack it but if you are self-determined then you defiantly can crack the civil services examination.
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mani khanna
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
If you are really interested in civil service examination, then try to take B.Com or BA as your graduation course so that it will they help you in civil service examination.
All the best.
If you are really interested in civil service examination, then try to take B.Com or BA as your graduation course so that it will they help you in civil service examination.
All the best.
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Simran Saini
Beginner-Level 4
It depends on you if you can manage both sides course. As well as coaching if you have just one aim i.e. civil services so go for SOL in DU that is the School of Open Learning if you have to attend classes only on Saturday and Sunday. But SOL course degrees' value is not equal to regular course.
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Sanjay K
Guide-Level 13
Hi Abhishek,
The New Delhi would be a far better option for UPSC civil services coaching. Some of the best coaching institutes such as Vajiram, Vision, ALS, Khan Academy, etc. are in Delhi which has best faculty and study material. They have even produced some great results in UPSC examination in recent past also.
The New Delhi would be a far better option for UPSC civil services coaching. Some of the best coaching institutes such as Vajiram, Vision, ALS, Khan Academy, etc. are in Delhi which has best faculty and study material. They have even produced some great results in UPSC examination in recent past also.
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Devendra Singh
Contributor-Level 6
Hi,
Top coaching institutes for IAS in Delhi include:
1 VajiRam and Ravi
2 Khan Study Group
3 Chanakya IAS Academy
4 Plutus IAS Noida
5 IMS (Institute of Mathematical Science)
6 Rau IAS
7 ETEN IAS Academy
8 Vedanta IAS Academy
9 O.P. Singh IAS Academy
10 CAAS
Top coaching institutes for IAS in Delhi include:
1 VajiRam and Ravi
2 Khan Study Group
3 Chanakya IAS Academy
4 Plutus IAS Noida
5 IMS (Institute of Mathematical Science)
6 Rau IAS
7 ETEN IAS Academy
8 Vedanta IAS Academy
9 O.P. Singh IAS Academy
10 CAAS
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Tanushree Mitra
Guide-Level 12
Hi Arun,
You have to clear the UPSC exams irrespective of where you study, however, the degree granting institute has to be recognised.
You have to clear the UPSC exams irrespective of where you study, however, the degree granting institute has to be recognised.
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Samreen khan
Guide-Level 12
Any time Mains because prelims consist of MCQ which requires a fundamental understanding of the subject while in mains you have to write long essay type answer which requires analytical type thinking of a person in order to write the answer.
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Sanjay K
Guide-Level 13
Hi Manish,
The decision of selection of the IAS Mains Optional is an age old dilemma for Civil Services aspirants. Selecting an overlapping optional with General Studies is a good strategy, as the time required to study an optional subject not mentioned as per GS syllabus can be saved. This case not universally applicable though.
There are also many who made it to the top with optional subjects like Medical Science or Law. None of these overlaps with GS syllabus as subjects like History or Geography do. Never take an optional just for the sole reason of GS overlap.
Please understand that each and every optional subject is scoring. Due t
The decision of selection of the IAS Mains Optional is an age old dilemma for Civil Services aspirants. Selecting an overlapping optional with General Studies is a good strategy, as the time required to study an optional subject not mentioned as per GS syllabus can be saved. This case not universally applicable though.
There are also many who made it to the top with optional subjects like Medical Science or Law. None of these overlaps with GS syllabus as subjects like History or Geography do. Never take an optional just for the sole reason of GS overlap.
Please understand that each and every optional subject is scoring. Due t
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