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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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1. Ram Ias Gurgaon
Coaching Center M-12, II floor, Sec 14, Old DLF
2. Gurgaon IAS Academy
Educational Consultant Near Sheetla Mata Mandir,Sector 12A, Singha Chowk
3. Renaissance Coaching for Civil Services
Educational Consultant 22/4, Mehrauli Gurgaon Road, near State Bank of India/ Opposite dhbvn/ Near Dev Cinema

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An IAS officer has the ability, opportunity and freedom to innovate and improve the life of a poor man. You can refer CrPC to know the powers of Executive Magistrate and its role in maintenance of law and order, esp Section 107- 110, 133,144 and 176.

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The minimum educational qualification is Graduation or its equivalent from a recognised university. It is compulsory for each candidate to have passed matriculation examination with Punjabi as one of the compulsory/ elective subjects passed at the level of Matriculation from a recognised education board/University.

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The Indian Administrative Service is the premier administrative civil service of the Government of India. IAS is the highest administrative post among the 24 services like IPS, IFS etc.
IAS is the permanent bureaucracy in India and forms a part of the executive branch. IAS is one of the three All India Servicesits cadre can be employed by both the Union Government and the States. IAS officer is given administrative command of an entire district as a District Collector. IAS officers also represent Government of India at international level in bilateral and multilateral negotiations.

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It doesn't matter from where you have done your graduation Civil service exam just only say that you have to at least graduated so that you can appear in the exam so you prepare for the exam and give your best.
Regards.

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As you finished your 10th then you have to choose among Science, Arts, and commerce stream and if you are dreamed to became IAS officer then go for Arts or commerce stream which is beneficial for you.

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You don't prepare separately for IAS, IFS etc., but you prepare for a single exam I.e., Civil Services Examination (CSE)
Under this, you have to go through 3 stages. Candidates are eliminated at each stage.
1) Preliminary - Objective type test with 2 papers
General studies
Aptitude
2) Mains - 5 General Studies papers and 2 optional paper
3) Interview
If you want to join foreign services, you need to give IFS as your first option. You'll have to get a good rank to get IFS.

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Hello,
It is good to appear in UPSC exam after B.Tech. Because if you do so You could find out the model of Questions and prepare the next level with good experience.
It is not necessary that after M.Tech students can give good performance in UPSC exams, because the preparation of examination is quite different form your academic degree.
You should prepare for the exam right now and find which type of questions come in UPSC exams and after that you have the experience to prepare for the examination.
Wish you all the best.

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List of optional subjects for UPSC Mains Examination:
Agriculture.
Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science.
Anthropology.
Botany.
Chemistry.
Civil Engineering.
Commerce and Accountancy.
Economics.

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Hello Anil,
After passing 10th, you can chose any stream among three:-
1. Arts
2. Commerce
3. Science
You can go for arts of commerce which is helpful in IAS preparation.

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