UPSC

In UPSC prelims, you need to cover: general studies - History, geography, polity, economics and Science. For CSAT paper 2, aptitude and general mathematics.

There are many government exams to be conducted. 1st SSC CGL last date of form submission 25th November 19, Madhya Pradesh PSC state service exam form submission 20th nov to 9th dec 19. RRB NTPC etc. And UPSC CSE 2020.

UPSC CSE PRELIMS SYLLABUS
Paper 1 - General Studies:
This includes areas like; Indian National Movement, Indian Polity, Basic Economic Understanding, Geography. While these are static part of the syllabus, the dynamic part includes current affairs, General Knowledge and that does not proper definition, thus making the syllabus quite vast. Paper II - Aptitude Test:
Paper II is dynamic in nature and includes mathematics, reasoning, analytical ability, and interpersonal skills. All these areas require spot mental ability.

You can apply 9 times and the maximum age is 35 years as of now.

If you are willing to appear in UPSC CSE rather than IES than this is a different field as IES is technical field but UPSC CSE ask you questions related to social studies, gs and current affairs with Science and maths of 10th level only. So for CSE preparation you must cover ncert of 6th to 12th standard. Then you should move to other books.

UPSC is not an exam it is a government body which conducts various exams like UPSC CSE, UPSC NDA CDS and so on. I can tell you about UPSC CSE. This is a exam for recruiting for Civil servants like IAS IPS and IFS. This is known as one of the toughest exam of world. But by proper strategy and preparation you can get success in that.

Yes, you are eligible as UPSC CSE needs only graduation to appear in its exam and it doesn't matter what the field of graduation is.

Yes, of course. The only requirement for UPSC CSE exam is graduation. It doesn't matter what the field of graduation is.

If you want to crack UPSC CSE and you are serious for that then don't go for any other courses after graduation because it doesn't matter. You should continue preparation for the exam only.

First of all, UPSC is not an exam it is a government body which conducts various exams. If you are asking for Civil services exam under which IAS IPS and IFS falls then I suggest you to read NCERT books from class 6th to 12th of Economics, Civics, History, Geography and Science because these are the basic pillars of the examination point. After completing them you can use online contents like Mrunal Patel Sir, Study IQ and so on. But for now you must read all ncert.