Good you are at Bengaluru, but you can surely relocate if chosen. Both the posts KAS and IAS are prestigious posts in India. The only difference is that IAS is Central Level Post while KAS is State Level Post. Qualifying IAS is bit difficult than clearing KAS Exam

Hello,

Delhi is famous for IAS coaching in India and you can also some of the names in other big cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune etc.

Here are some of the name:

1. Vajiram and Ravi

2. Raju's IAS

3. Elite IAS

4. Classic IAS

5. Vajirao and Reddy

6. Vision IAS

These are some of the few names, you can look out for others and see their prospectus/brochures for more clarity.

There is only one college in  India is available  to studied in dermatology course without neet qualification, that is B.p koirala. After MBBS you should admitted in all of the course in medical except optometry without neet qualification.

Hi Manikanta,

For becoming an IAS officer, you have to  answer the IAS examination which is held by the UPSC. The eligibility criteria is that you should have a Bachelor's degree. Now the field of this degree does not matter. You can choose any group without hurting your chances of cracking the examination.

Yes ofcourse. The qualification eligibility criteria requirement for ias exam is just that candidate must have completed his/her graduation + minimum age qualification is 21 years of age. So you are eligible to appear for IAS exam once you finish your BA graduation program.

Best wishes. Thank-you.

UPSC IAS is one of the exams which has a very detailed syllabus. As the exam is conducted for both prelims and mains exam, the syllabus of both the stages is different. The preliminary exam consists of two compulsory papers - paper I and II of 200 marks each while the mains consists of paper A, B, I, II, II, IV, V, VI, and VII. To know more about UPSC IAS syllabus 2020, click here - UPSC IAS Syllabus 2020.

Thanks!

Hey neha.

Yes, you can become an IAS officer taking maths in +1 if that is what you are asking. Anybody who is a graduate from any stream can take UPSC.

Hope this helped.

All the Best neha.

Hello dear student,

It totally depends upon your interest of subjects that what you want to choose . But if you are just referring to upsc then try to take humanities subjects like bachelors in political science, economics, civics, history, also you can take anthropology . Because these subjects you have to study anyways to qualify upsc so why not to study them as your subjects rest you can take any subjects of your choice .

Thank you