Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

Both the courses can lead you to a successful journey to UPSC performance. If opt for PCM then you can take maths as an optional subject. You should know that if you are strong at maths then you will have an extra edge over other aspirants because in maths you have exact ideal answers which will reduce the risk of losing your marks just because your answer will have a different perception.

Hello,
CAT is surely easier than UPSC since one needs not to spend more than 6-8 months to prepare for it. In addition, it tests candidates only in three areas: English, maths, and logical reasoning.

For admission in BBA, you need to have pass in HSC from a recognised board. Admission is based on the merit in qualifying exam and counselling conducted by the Government of Madhya Pradesh.

Yes, you can start preparing as its always better to save time. It's a good decision to start preparing side by side.

Start preparing for MCQ and prepare the course word by word, because MCQ can only be solved if you are well versed with the main course.

Yes, you can very well pursue IAS with this course. You can do LL.B after that as it will help you in clearing IAS.

Hi,
I see your interest for IAS studies. I would make it very clear for you IAS exams basic requirements is Under Graduation. To make it easier, I will share you the concerned link for you to refer and have an understanding about the eligibility and requirements to be fulfilled. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/exams/amp/upsc-civil-services-exam&ved=2ahUKEwig49GF-OXhAhUTiOYKHY4kC6cQFjABegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0yec0bJV-nOQrvAaa4T60X&cf=1

Yes, you can go for IAS if you have bachelor's degree in any stream. After B.A.LLB, you can easily go for it.
All the best

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