Hi there!

Hope you are having a nice day!

I would like to inform you about the process for the IAS examination and here I am giving you the steps for it below:- : Fill IAS Exam Application Form and then d ownload IAS Preliminary Exam Admit Card. Filling of IAS DAF and d ownload IAS Mains Exam Admit Card and IAS Result.

The selection process of IAS Exam is a 3 stage assessment, wherein, candidates have to appear for Prelims, main and Personal Interview round. Preliminary exam is basically a screening test in which, over 8 lakh candidates participated in the year 2019. So keep studying keep growing.

All the best for your future!

Thanks.

Hi koushik

Hope you are doing well

For IAS purpose I will recommend any Bachelor course in social science stream

Here you get the combination of economic and political science subjects which will helps you alot

Alternatively, Bachelors in Public Administration/Public Policy is a good choice as “public administration” is the main job of an IAS officer.
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• Pol sci.
• Geography.
• Sociology.
• History.
• Economy.
• And literature id have intrest it may give you edge over optional papers as long as it is in the syllebus.

Hi Monika,

Yes, of course. You are eligible and can apply for that. However, you can only apply for the UPSC Civil Services exam when you will be in your final year or would have been completed your engineering degree.

According to the eligibility criteria for UPSC Civil Services Exam (for IAS), you have to either complete graduation or equivalent degree or you should be in your final year or graduation in any of the field.

So, yes, you can apply for this and you will be shocked to hear that most of the UPSC Exam toppers were ENGINEERS only. This is because Engineering is a professional degree in which you come to recognize about your sitting power and other study techniques.

I hope this helps you.

Good Luck for being an IAS !.

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

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

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.

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!