Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

Yes, you can. Anyone who has completed his graduation degree from any recognised university is eligible to appear in Civil Services exam. You can definitely appear in IAS or IPS exam.

Hi, If you want to pursue the Bachelors, then try for correspondence or distance learning, so that you can give your time for IAS coaching.

Hi Himanshu, every course is best, if you like to do or if you are interested to do so. You can pursue graduation in any stream, but keep an eye and your mind in IAS preparation too, because it is quite tough to crack. All the very best.

Hi Bhawna,
Yes, you can pursue MBA and then IAS.

Yes, no doubt BSW is better choice as you wanted to prepare for Civil Services Examination. This course helps you to cover many basic aspects of Civil Services Examination syllabus rather than B.Com. Remember you need to start your preparation start from the first year of degree course. This will help you score more & pass the examination.

It should be based on your taste and preference The most important subject for UPSC is politics. There are various section of study for politics.

Psychology is definitely acceptable, as one of the subjects. It may not pose a big problem for IAS. But, generally, an extensive and intensive study is needed, as it is highly competitive. You can't take a risk. So, select a subject which may be comfortable and then, offer full efforts.

Which stream you have now, and which is your favorite subject? Science and Arts both stream are good for IAS. Some students choose history, geography and political Science as their main subjects while some students do IAS after engineering also. Some selects chemistry and anthropology as their main subject. It totally depends on you in which subject you feel more comfortable. Best of luck.

Yes, subject doesn't matter, only graduation is important. If a person completed his graduation, then he can appear for exam.

It depends on you locality. But, you can join Dhyay IAS, Gautam IAS, Vardhman IAS coaching has cheap fees.