As per the surveys and Information available from previous year trends, the last ranks to get allocated the different services (unreserved category) are provided below-

2020:

• IAS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IAS was 79.
• IFS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IFS was 103.
• IPS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IPS was 239.
• IRS (IT) – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IRS (IT) was 261.
• IRS (C&CE) – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IRS (IT) was 275.

2019:

• IAS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IAS was 77.
• IFS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IFS was 113.
• IPS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IPS was 215.
• IRS (IT) – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IRS (IT) was 217.
• IRS (C&CE) – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IRS (IT) was 266.

2018:

• IAS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IAS was 92.
• IFS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IFS was 134.
• IPS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IPS was 236.
• IRS (IT) – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IRS (IT) was 239.
• IRS (C&CE) – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IRS (IT) was 265.

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https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-cse

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Hello aspirant!

It is wonderful that looking to seek success in life.

Yes, it is completely and entirely possible to crack UPSC CSE exam by starting to prepare in your final year.

In fact this is the most common time for students to actually seriously start their preparation.

All the best for your future pursuits.

Feel free to ask more questions and queries.

Hi there,

B pharmacy and IAS are completely different streams. And any graduate in any stream are eligible to appear civil services exam. Based on your 12th stream you have an option to do B pharmacy then you can do it . But if you do your graduation in those subjects which are in IAS exam might help you further like political science, economy, geography etc. Even if you do your graduation in B pharmacy you can choose those subjects such as anatomy and medical sciences as optional in civil services mains examination.

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Hi aspirant,

If you wish to be an IAS,work smart and hard to achieve your dream.Without second thought,try as much as possible to turn your dream into reality.

Suppose if you didnt get into an IAS,you can do PG degree like MBA or PGDM which has a greater value and you can work in private sectors.

All the best!

There are no physical standards mentioned by UPSC for which an aspirant can't become an IAS officer. So with a elbow broken, its not a serious concern as you are heathy at this moment. As a result, you can obviously become an IAS officer provided you have to qualify the UPSC CSE with good score.

For the UPSC CSE preparation tips consider the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-upsc-ias

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Hello

Yes you are eligible for IAS exam .if your graduation is done then you are eligible for IAS

You should fulfill following criteria

Candidate must hold a Graduate Degree from a recognised University . UPSC Civil Services Exam Age Limit: Candidate must be a minimum of 21 years of age and must not be more than 32 years of age. General Category & EWS: 32 years; 6 attempts.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, the syllabus for UPSE is vast and it includes many subjects. The exam consists of three levels, that is Prelims, Mains and Interview. The syllabus for the exam will be provided by the UPSC itself in its official site every year. You can check it. However, for more details checkout this link and download the syllabus: https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-syllabus

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Hey! First you need to choose a field where you want to end up say a subject for graduation. Post that you need to explore the syllabus and subjects included in the UPSC CSE examination. Now you can start clearing your base. Following this needs to start your serious preparation as long as you are ready for it. It can be done via self study or coaching, totally depending on how you want to approach things.

All the best for your future pursuits!

Feel free to ask more questions and queries.

hello aspirant,

After 10th,you have to take any group in class 11. After Intermediate,you have to complete your graduation (Any degree). After 3-4 years of degree, (If you want) you can take coaching for an IAS for 1 year. After coaching,You have to write an exams (I.e.prelims,mains).

You just need to know is only the UPSC syllabus. The main strategy required is consistency and note making. You can start ur preparation from any class even 10th. Which stream or degree u will choose further, it doesn't matter. U just need ur self alertness preparation everyday. Even 2 hours of everyday r enough for this. Newspaper reading should be the important part of ur life if u really want to crack it. The foremost thing u should note is ur time management. Besides ur UPSC preparation u should stay focused towards ur regular classes study also. U should be awared time to time about international interests as well as relations.

Further, to know more information about how to become IAS , UPSC Exam, etc, you can follow the  below mentioned link to know more : https://www.careers360.com/careers/ias-officer

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Hi aspirant,

After your 10 th standard, you can study 10+2 or equivalent exam in Science stream or Arts science or Commerce stream etc, as per your interest you can choose.

You can study Bachelor's degree in any stream or any other specialization because minimum Undergraduation degree from a recognised College or University, is required for being eligible for UPSE exam.

Best recommended Bachelor degree programs are listed below.

BA in Public Administration is also one the course in the list of recommended courses for UPSC exams.

Best Specializations in Arts stream which are useful for UPSC exams are listed below.

• Humanities
• Political Science
• History
• Psychology
• Public Administration
• Economics
• Geography
• Literature
• Philosophy

While you are in Graduation take coaching for UPSE or can prepare yourself

After completion of Graduation you need to appear for UPSE CSE exam. Exam is conducted in three stages.

1. Prelims
2. Mains
3. Personal Interview

You have to qualify all three stages with good score and also Medical fitness test too. Based on your performance in exams you'll be given posts like IAS, IPS, IFS, etc.

You can know, how to prepare for UPSC IAS go through below mentioned link.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-upsc-ias

To know how to become IAS officer check below mentioned link.

https://www.careers360.com/keywords/ias-officer-career

For more information go through below mentioned link.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria

Hope this information helps you.

Best of Luck!!