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Sruthi Srikakulam
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Hi Karunya,
According to me, B.A. course is best for you. Example-Economics, policy public administration, etc. I too completed my inter with good marks. I have studied inter+civil at IAS Academy.
According to me, B.A. course is best for you. Example-Economics, policy public administration, etc. I too completed my inter with good marks. I have studied inter+civil at IAS Academy.
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ANAND KUPSC Aspirant
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If you are sure of preparing only for the civil services exam, then you can join an arts college. UPSC doesn't prescribe any specific graduation, so studying arts will give you an ample amount of time for preparation from your college days itself. You can also choose a degree based on the optional subjects.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The eligibility criteria of Drug Inspector is given below: Educational qualifications:
1. B.Pharma or Medicine with specialisation in Clinical Pharmacology/ Microbiology.
2. Additional 18 months experience in manufacturing or testing of Schedule C or C1 drugs is also asked in UPSC but is not essential. The above qualifications are applicable for state services also but you should also be familiar with the local language and customs. Many states currently do not require any experience after B.Pharma to apply for Drug Inspector post like Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Kerala, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. If you
1. B.Pharma or Medicine with specialisation in Clinical Pharmacology/ Microbiology.
2. Additional 18 months experience in manufacturing or testing of Schedule C or C1 drugs is also asked in UPSC but is not essential. The above qualifications are applicable for state services also but you should also be familiar with the local language and customs. Many states currently do not require any experience after B.Pharma to apply for Drug Inspector post like Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Kerala, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. If you
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AANCHAL JHINGAN
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You can start preparing for Civil Services Exam in your graduation. This exam is conducted by
UPSC every year. Minimum age limit is 21 years. For more information visit
www.upsccivils.com.
UPSC every year. Minimum age limit is 21 years. For more information visit
www.upsccivils.com.
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AANCHAL JHINGAN
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It all depends on your level of understanding and interest of that particular subject. For some people, Geography is easy and interesting and for some
public administration and political Science.
public administration and political Science.
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