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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Chethan,
It's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in learning more and more. There are different dynamics at work. Earning for living and supporting family. If any college in the place you are working is offering part time PG, you should go for it. Then you can register for Ph.D. Another great way of learning is expanding one's horizon. Here I would like to advise you that please download brochure cum application form of IGNOU. They have large number of courses in diverse fields. You can choose the one that fascinates you.
It's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in learning more and more. There are different dynamics at work. Earning for living and supporting family. If any college in the place you are working is offering part time PG, you should go for it. Then you can register for Ph.D. Another great way of learning is expanding one's horizon. Here I would like to advise you that please download brochure cum application form of IGNOU. They have large number of courses in diverse fields. You can choose the one that fascinates you.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello! All these entrance exams require the candidate to pass the class 12 as well as score at least 50% marks in the graduation (from any stream). Good luck!
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Ashish Kumar
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BA is good and helpful. If you want to clear exams of civil services, IAS, law, because it gives you a combination of different subjects like history and eco, psychology and English, economics and geography etc. After B.Sc, you can do M.Sc and Ph.D. After B.Sc you can go for teaching, lecturing, go for researches.
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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Yes, you are eligible for the UPSC exam and MBA in distant mode.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Dear Santhosh,
For UPSC, there is no certain course or specialisation to be studied to attempt the exam. You just need to have Bachelors degree to qualify for the exam. You need to devote a lot of time. Start preparing for the exam right away. The syllabus is huge and the more you cover the better you prepare. Take a degree in which you can handle the degree and also, prepare for the exams. Do not mess up too much stress as it will trigger a bad result in handling UPSC exams.
For UPSC, there is no certain course or specialisation to be studied to attempt the exam. You just need to have Bachelors degree to qualify for the exam. You need to devote a lot of time. Start preparing for the exam right away. The syllabus is huge and the more you cover the better you prepare. Take a degree in which you can handle the degree and also, prepare for the exams. Do not mess up too much stress as it will trigger a bad result in handling UPSC exams.
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Amrit Raj
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Hi Santosh, The best way to prepare for UPSC is to start from your ncert books from class 6 to 12th mainly Science and social studies. Or you can join UPSC coaching classes at Delhi for better guidance. There are many coaching institutes in Delhi, but bajiram and ravi is the top of them. Best of luck.
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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.
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Yes, because it is also a recognised university.
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GATE is an examination to test your technical knowledge in a particular field of study. Clearing GATE with a good score can land you in technical jobs in PSUs and also opens doors for you to undertake research in reputed institutions like the IITs. UPSC Civil service is a completely different job profile which does not include anything of technical nature unless you opt for technical paper as your optional subject. UPSC CSE tests your overall knowledge in every field from History and geography to international relations. Both these exams have very low pass percentile, with GATE focusing only on your subject of study, while UPSC testing
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