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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Since, you belong to Science stream but preferring Civil Services. So, I would recommend you to go for BA Hons History from any reputed university across India, since I am also a History graduate from University of Delhi, but not aspiring for Civil Services. Taking History will be very helpful, though you can take political Science as well. Other than this, It came to my mind, that a possible question can arise to you that being a Science student, Going arts will be inconvenient, I am sure it will be, but the fact is, For IAS, History is must, because if you won't take it in your main subject, the general studies aspect has History and
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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There is no particular subject for IAS. But, B.Sc, or BBA should be the choice. But again, you should have a backup plan. If you see according to backup plan then B.Tech will be the best. It all depends upon your interest.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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Whatever be the Course, study well and do well. Your academic performance helps you tremendously. Then, think of your general study. Always, take your notes and make it systematic. Index your notes carefully. Improve your communication skills and personality.

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Pallavi Bhartikeep calm ....time have to change

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Sarat Chandra IAS Academy is the best UPSC civil service coaching institute. They also offer 3 year integrated degree along with civil services coaching (B.Sc or BA). They provide wide variety of course in BA to choose. In these 3 years, they cover the UPSC syllabus very comprehensively in a highly organized manner. Sarat sir scored 195 marks in UPSC interview and he is an expert in UPSC Mains General studies papers (1, 2 3 and 4) as well as essay. His answer writing tips helped me and my friends a lot to improve our scores in Mains. Also, he has special recommendations to improve our scores in IAS Prelims exam. The entire faculty in S
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Ashok KumarBlogger on Educational Niche

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Yes, you have to give your prelims again because once you are out of the first attempt, next time you have to follow all the procedures from the beginning once again.

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Vineet Kumar RohillaPersuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University)

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Preparation for UPSC always needs extra preparation than the curriculum as the syllabus includes many fields, so complete your graduation with good scores and B.Sc is a better course to pursue.

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Ashok KumarBlogger on Educational Niche

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No, it's not possible, because polytechnic degree is not a graduation degree, and for appearing in the IAS exam, you must have a graduation degree from any university approved by UGC in any stream and your age must have at least 21 years.

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Ashok KumarBlogger on Educational Niche

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Be focused on current affairs, the latest trends, find out questions answers of previous exams and patterns and take references from previous students, lots of materials available online. Do hard work, you can get success.

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Tanay Tapke

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Hi there,
Firstly, I would like to appreciate your efforts on giving a thought about preparing for the UPSC examination. There are numerous coaching centres, around the country, to train you for this 'Mother of all exams in the country' whereas most hits are from Delhi and Pune. The Top Coaching centres are as:- (These are top centres and not ranks of those centres)
1) Vajiram and Ravi
2) Rau's IAS Study Circle
3) Shri Ram IAS
4) ALS
5) Chanakya IAS Academy
6) Unique IAS Academy
7) Dhyey IAS Academy
8) Dristi IAS Academy
9) Vision IAS
10) State Institutes of Administrative careers
These are the coaching institutes
Coaching centres for UPSC wil
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Ashok KumarBlogger on Educational Niche

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Yes, of course, you can write competitive exam such as IAS and IPS after my engineering course. Only your degree and college must approved by UGC. There are lots of students having engineering degree are appearing in IAS exams. You are also eligible for it.

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