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The eligibility criteria in order to appear for UPSC is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, there is no specific aggregate required in this case, candidates in their final year too are eligible regarding  this, also candidates need to attain 21 years as on 1st August

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Take admission to an undergraduate course of your choice. Start preparing for UPSC along with it. This way, you will get at least three years of preparation time before your first attempt. You will be eligible for your first attempt after your graduation (or in the final year

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The printed material of VisionIAS is extremely good. They are prepared by experts of the coaching institute and cover each and every topic comprehensively. The printed material is updated with important current affairs.

The class notes of Vision IAS focuses both on Prelims and Mains. Through these notes aspirants

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Btech will assist you with broadening your views, examining the boundaries of your scientific skills, and developing the necessary exam-sitting habits. If the UPSC doesn't work out, you may use it as a fallback or plan B.

However, a BA will provide you a comprehensive understanding of the disciplines

This is a very big conception among the freshers who want to go for the UPSC CSE examination. See there is no such influence of your subject in the preparation of UPSC CSE. Every year a lot of Engineers, Doctors also become IAS officers and they are certainly not from

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To attempt IAS exam the minimum age limit is 21. As of August 1 the candidate should be 21 years old.

The maximum age limit to attempt IAS exam is vary based on category.

The maximum age limit for SC and ST is 37 years.

The maximum age

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Both these positions differ and their duties vary up to large extent. So do their powers, responsibilities and training schedule. Depending on the circumstance, IAS and CBI are both the most powerful positions. The most prominent officers in India are known as IAS officers, and they are deserving of

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You must submit an application for the UPSC's CSE test in order to become an IAS Officer. To be chosen for the programme, you must also pass the exams (preliminary, main, and interview). The candidate must hold a Graduate Degree from an accredited university or institute in order

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educational qualification needed to appear in the IAS exam is any degree (graduation). It may be regular or distant. Also, one can clear the IAS exam without coaching. But may not be ‘everyone’. It depends on his/her efficiency in self-study.

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