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I am appearing in class 12th this year and i want to clear cse with a very good rank to become ias. My question is that whether i have to go for iit or not. if not the which stream i choose in graduation.

Khushi 25th Dec, 2019

Hi

You need to first have clarity in career choice. Doing CSE and being an IAS are two opposite choices which have no similarities. If you have interest in both then list out advantages and diasvantages of choosing a career which you wont e using in future.

In either cases ,if you want to be an ias then choose a course that will help you and make it easier for you while preparing for upsc.

Couses like

  • Economics hons
  • Political science hons
  • Sociology hons

These courses will help you in preparing beforhand for UPSC

If you want to do computer engineering then prepare for mains and advance right now. You may not know where you interest might divert in coming future.

But I wouldnt suggest you to go into engineering if at the end you want to give service to the nation.

Hope this helps

All the best

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Hi Sir, I am from guwahati and doing a gradution course in subject of acting under Guwahati University can i appear frm Civil Service Exam

chandra keerthi pothina 24th Dec, 2019

Hey raktim.

Anyone who has completed graduation in any course orare in their final year or awaiting results are also eligible to appear for UPSC preliminary Examination.

The candidate must must have attained 21 years of age. Also, he or she must not have 32 years of age as on August 1, 2020  and should be an Indian citizen. if you tick off all these boxes you are eligible to give upsc exam

hope this helped

all the best

for more information about his please go through the following link:

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


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Who is the first woman IAS of India?

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 2nd Feb, 2020
Hello Deben

Anna Rajam Malhotra was the first woman IAS i.e Indian Administrative Service officer of India.

Anna Rajam Malhotra belonged to the 1951 batch of the IAS and married R. N. Malhotra, who was one of her batchmate . Her husband R.N. Malhotra had served as Governor of the Reserve.

She served in the Madras State under then Chief Minister C. Rajagopalachari and at the Central government. She also accompanied our former PM Indira Gandhi on an eight-nation tour and had served in the personnel section of the Union Home Ministry. She died at the age of 91 years .

I hope that you find this helpful

Thankyou
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I am in b.tech final year can i write this exam before completing my Graduation??

Nenavath Giriprasad 3rd Oct, 2021

You can sit for pre,but by the time of mains you must be a graduate.In case if you are not graduating by the time of mains,then you have to submit your proof of passing.

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IAS officer exam question paper

vikrant.shukla 6th Feb, 2020

Hi,

UPSC releases the question paper of UPSC IAS for both prelims and mains exam on its website. You can download the previous year question papers from here and practice for IAS in the best way - UPSC IAS Question Paper

Thanks!

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I am in B.tech 1st year ECE student.I want to be an IAS officer but Is this good for me very first i will go for IES or GATE and then for IAS.What i do i am confused?

pdwords Student Expert 29th Jan, 2020
Hello,

The only eligibility criteria for UPSC is to have attained 21 years age and have passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, even final year students are eligible for this.

Now,coming to your question you can appear for UPSC even in your final year as I said. If you've decided for once and all you'll appear for UPSC,then you can go ahead with this choice directly.

As you come from science background, you'll be well acquainted with the syllabus for GATE or even IES for that matter while in UPSC you've to study a lot of humanities subject such as economics, history,geography, polity etc science will be there but in limited way.

It all boils down to your vision why do you want to go for gate,is it for higher education or jobs, and are you looking at it as a part of work experience to apply for upsc later.
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what is the better way to get ias preparation after intermediate

Aman Singh rana 20th Dec, 2019

Search about IAS exam pattern and make a study plan. Make a habit of reading the newspaper daily and keep yourself updated with the current happening in the country as well outside the country. Be well versed with the syllabus and start taking notes. Practise previous years IAS question papers

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which degree is most favourable for cracking IAS examination?

Aman Singh rana 20th Dec, 2019
  • General Studies I: History, Geography.
  • General Studies II: Polity, Public Administration.
  • General Studies III: Economics, Ecology, Environment, Science & Tech.
  • General Studies IV: Ethics (Philosophy/Psychology)
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information about KAS,KPS,IAS and IPS examinations

Aman Singh rana 20th Dec, 2019

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

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Best institute for preparation of IAS EXAM in india

hrithik jain 27th Jan, 2020

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.

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