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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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There is no criteria on class 12th marks. Student must be a graduate and should have passed class 10th and 12th. There is no minimum percentage required.

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Sumit Maheshwari

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A lot of young people have heard of the IAS exam and express a desire to give this prestigious exam. But they have no idea of how to go about the preparation for this exam.
Preparation for Civil Service Examinations is a long journey. To make it worthwhile, you have to work smart without losing steam.
These exams have to be approached in a different manner. You need to first learn from the mistakes of previous aspirants. Things like a legible handwriting, the understanding of our culture and heritage are as important as the syllabus itself.
Also, you need to approach the exam preparation in a different manner.
Please refer for some tips t
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Both BBA and B.Com are equally good degree courses for UPSC preparation. BBA being a bit lighter course in comparison to B.Com will provide you more time for UPSC preparation and coaching.

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Rishi Broto Chakraborty

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Hello,
As your main focus is on UPSC, you can opt for any minimum level graduation. The basic requirement of UPSC is to have a bachelor degree. Which degree do you have doesn't matter for UPSC. So, you can opt for B.Com or BBA as these are the minimum level graduation which requires only 3 years. Further these courses don't put so much pressure on students. So, you can easily prepare for UPSC as well.

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Abhishek Desai

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If job is your first priority, then it's advised to gain some work experience. Later, you can prepare for MBA/ UPSC exams. Though, there are a lot of people who simultaneously work and study for these exams and score good. However, it requires proper time management and immense dedication.
Good luck.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You are eligible to appear for various examinations conducted by UPSC provided you have done Bachelor degree course in Fashion Designing from a recognised Institute.

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Vikash Ranjan

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I am little confused by your questions. If you are graduate, you are eligible for UPSC exam or for pursuing MBA.

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