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Harsh Kumar
Beginner-Level 3
Yes you can appear for this exams after completing your graduation.
Well, as for pros and cons, it depends on your interest and your goals in life. If you want an immediate job and income security, you can go for these exams.But if you have interest in a particular subject, you can opt to pursue higher studies in that.
Well, as for pros and cons, it depends on your interest and your goals in life. If you want an immediate job and income security, you can go for these exams.But if you have interest in a particular subject, you can opt to pursue higher studies in that.
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Harsh Kumar
Beginner-Level 3
Yes, you can appear for prelims and mains exams of UPSC even if you have not completed your internship, provided that you have cleared all the final examinations and can provide a proof of the same while applying for mains examination.
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Harsh Kumar
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For applying for UPSC, you must have completed your graduation from a recognised University. And, the minimum age required is 21 and for general category, the age limit is 32. Apart from this, there is no criteria of minimum percentage or something.
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Harsh Kumar
Beginner-Level 3
Apart from the static topics like history, geography and polity, UPSC now focuses on the present issues. So, to begin, be updated with the recent issues. For example, Bangladesh PM was in India to discuss Teesta water sharing and there was a question on Teesta river in UPSC prelims 2017. So, in a way, you can predict some of the questions. Present government schemes are very important. As for geography, focus on maps and Indian flora and fauna distribution. Modern history is another important area, especially the Indian national movement. Apart from this, go through previous year question papers to see the pattern and study accordingly
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Harsh Kumar
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Going by the present standards, there is no subject which is perfectly scoring. It all depends on how you perform. Still science is optional and in humanities, geography and sociology are quite scoring. But this year, toppers have got huge marks in optional like public administration which is considered as not so scoring.
Hence, choose that subject in which you really have interest. If it's your graduation subject, it would be preferable. But even then, you can choose any other. Just be prepared to study it continuously. So choose that subject which you can read again and again.
Hence, choose that subject in which you really have interest. If it's your graduation subject, it would be preferable. But even then, you can choose any other. Just be prepared to study it continuously. So choose that subject which you can read again and again.
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alwia noorien
Beginner-Level 4
Yes, it will be helpful for KPSC and UPSC and you can also opt public administration as an optional paper for UPSC because it's very scoring subject.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
If you are serious to pursue UPSC exams then it is the correct choice. UPSC has over 9 qualifying papers, and you should start preparing as soon as possible. It is extremely common for students to opt for subjects they want to study for in their UPSC exams, and you should start preparations as soon as possible.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi, Ayushi, you can go for MBA, and if you don't want cost to occur, you can try for MBA. You can write MAT exam in February, and get into reputed college with scholarship.
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Abhedya Saini
Contributor-Level 6
It totally depends on your interest. IIM will be good if you are interested towards management side and UPSC if you want to get a govt. job. So just find your interest.
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