UPSC

There are no shortcuts. But if you want to clear in first attempts, you need three things:
1. Three years of hard work
2. Complete dedication but still give yourself time to take your mind off, too much study might make you forget everything.
3. Luck. At the end or depends on by whom and how your papers will be evaluated.

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All you have to do is manage your time likewise. You should maintain a balance between both of them. Pay proper attention to the course curriculum in the college and invest rest of the time in the IAS preparations. If you are taking coaching for that, then it might be more difficult because of the timings. Try if you can adjust without them or try to get into weekend courses. This might be exhausting times of your life, but believe me, the result will be as good.

According to the eligibility criteria, the candidate should be a graduate or should have pursued a degree in any discipline from any recognised university in India.
Final year candidates can also apply.

Students from many fields and courses have got through UPSC CSE. You have every chance to get through it if you put in your hard work. There are general classes available for UPSC coaching. Try them.

Hello Rahul,
Well, the truth is that CAT coaching will help you up to an extent only for these exams. Further, you have to practice on your own.
All the best.

Yes, it is useful to give competitive exams like UPSC, MPSC, or any other competitive exam.
You can opt for any course for your UG programme, as the field of education does not really matter, when you apply for a UPSC exam. What matters is that, you should be a graduate and how you perform in the exam. To prepare for the exam, refer to class 9th to class 12th NCERT books of Geography, History and Civics. Read at least 2 newspapers daily, and join the mock test series in order to clear the exam.

Dear Deekhsita,
It is difficult to pursue two courses at the same time especially when they are totally different from each other. See what you want to become in your life- an actress or an IAS officer and then do specialisation in that particular field.
Good luck.

There are numerous jobs available for a B.Tech graduate. If you want to work for competition exams, then check out these options:
Railway Jobs
Defence Jobs
Finance Jobs
Bank Jobs (You can apply for IBPS, SBI or any bank exam)
SSC
UPSC
IAS
CDS
If you want to join government companies, then you can apply for job vacancies of the following companies:
BHEL
IOCL
SAIL
DRDO
ISRO
BSNL Recruitment
B.Tech is not always necessary. But certain technical post would require suitable degree.