UPSC

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I would suggest you select a graduation course of your choice and interest.

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You only need a graduation degree to appear for UPSC. So, you can pursue any course of your choice and interest.

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Yes, you are eligible to appear in either of the exams that is GPSC or UPSC. Anybody who is a graduate can apply for civil service exams. Other eligibility criteria you can check online on the UPSC website.

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All you have to do is fill up the form when they are available online. So, check regularly on the online UPSC website so that you do not miss the dates and all the instructions will be given on that page itself.

It has already been too late to answer, but if you still need it then it does not matter which branch you choose if you want take UPSC exam. So, just select the branch in which you are really interested.
All the best for UPSC.

Hi,
Please find the link below for detailed information on UPSC exams:
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam
All the Best.

Hi,Yes, you can start preparing. Just ensure that you have a Bachelor's degree with good minimum percentage from a recognized university to qualify for the exams. Coming to eligibility part, for General Category candidates, the new age limit is 32 years and the number of attempts is 06. For OBC Category candidates, the new age limit is 35 years and the number of attempts is 09. For SC/SC Category candidates, the new age limit is 37 years while the number of attempts unlimited. I hope this was helpful to you. All the very best.

Hi Junaid,
For preparation of IAS and UPSC, I would prefer you study subjects such as History, Economics, and Geography which will make you competent for the exam.
Good luck.

Books to be referred are:
1. Ancient Indian History : Old NCERT by R. S Sharma
2. Medieval Indian History: Old NCERT by Satish Chandra
3. Modern Indian History: Old NCERT by Bipin Chandra
4. Art and Culture: NCERT Class XI (Intro to Indian Art &Living Craft Traditions of India- only ch-9 & 10)
5. Geography: NCERTs of Class 612 mandatory at least from ninth; for extra topics which aren't covered in NCERTS refer to G. C. Long.
6. World History and Society: Do follow any one institution's notes.

Yes, it will be helpful by studying B.Com law and prepare for UPSC.