Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

1. Vajiram and Ravi.
2. Roa's IAS.
3. Vision IAS.

Hi,
After completing class 12th you can pursue any Bachelor's degree like B.Tech or B.Com. While doing your graduation, you can prepare for IAS exam.

Yes, it is possible. Sri Chaitanya and Narayana IAS academies are giving coaching for students who have done their 10th. But, I would advise you to not to take that. Concentrate on your 10th board exams and on your 12th. You can start taking coaching after 12th. For now, just read the newspapers.

You are eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC after BBA from a recognised university.

You are eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination after MBBS. There are lots of professionals in Civil Services after completing Medical, Engineering, Charted Accountancy, etc.

Age eligibilty criteria for civil services examination is as follows: "A candidate must have attained the age of 21 years and must not have attained the age of 32 years." Some special categories of candy get age relaxation.

To crack civil services examination, the type of graduation degree doesn't matter. For success you will have to develop deep understanding in the subjects of your choice and achieve academic excellence.

Hi,
The eligibility criteria for IAS is that:
1. You must have a graduation degree.
2. You must have attain 21 years.
If you want to pursue B.Tech, then you should leave UPSC and prepare for IIT JEE exam.

For IAS, you can purchase NCERT books for class 6th to 10th of social science, means history, civics and geography. You should read newspaper daily like Times of India, Economics Times, etc.
In IAS, whether it is pre or mains, the questions never get repeated and you can't predict from which section a particular question can be asked. In IAS 2016, 95% current affairs questions came. So, you have to study at least 14 hours.

Yes, you need a degree to appear for the exams you have mentioned. That degree maybe B.Tech, B.Pharma or any other.