Hello Veeresh

Both will help you to achieve for IAS. Talking about the engineering field.There are maths section also which will help you,if you choose engineering. But i would suggest you to do Political science,as it would be more beneficial for you in achieving UPSC exam,because the course in Political Science is much more same as the course in UPSC,like we have to study History,Polity and Geography in both these courses.

Hope This Helps

Best Of Luck!!

Hi,

All have different experiences. For some it might be useful and for some not. But is is not applicable to all.

For IAS you required a bachelors degree. This degree could be from any stream. So it is not necessary to do IAS after engineering. you can do other degree courses and give this exam.

However if you want to give engineering services exam. Then it is correct to do after IAS.

Hope you find this helpful.

Hello Sai,

Once you complete your class 10th, it's absolutely your choice which stream you want to choose. The stream you take doesn't matter as long as you fulfill the eligibility criteria of getting minimum 50% marks in your 10+2 exams including in your graduation too. After you have completed the graduation, you will have to answer an IAS entrance exam which is an entrance exam based on which you will be qualified for further course.

Good luck!

Hello apsirant!

Whereas there is no such official list for the best institutes in Hyderabad, from what i have gathered La Excellence is one of the very best institutes for ias preparation in Hyderabad. Along with these Sri Chaitanya and Narayana IAS institute are also well known. I would like to advise you to personally visit all these centers, if possible attend a few demo lectures there and finalize the class where you feel the most comfortable, moreover a class can only help you so much,your result completely depends on the amount of efforts you put,so work hard.

Good Luck!

Hey Sharaddha

Anyone who has graduated from a a designated University in any stream can take banking exams or government jobs or UPSC. SO yes,a law student once graduated can take government or banking exams

hope this helped

all the best

Hello,

The name of the good institutions in India which provides coaching for IAS are as follows:-)

1) Vajirao Institute,  Delhi

2) Elite IAS academy,  Delhi

3) Classic IAS academy,  Delhi

4) ALS IAS, Kolkata

5) Bhadra IAS Academy, Guwahati

6) Indian Institute of IAS,  Jaipur

7) ISD India,  Chandigarh

All are good in their works.

Hope for the best.

Thank you.

Hi Saikumar,

The UPSC examination is held for jobs in the Indian Administrative Services. The minimum eligibility criteria for this examination mentions that the candidate should hold a valid Bachelor's degree. As the stream is not mentioned, you can do this Bachelor's degree in any field that you may like without it affecting your chances.

Hello Mohammed Asif

Hope you are having a nice day.

I would like to inform you that for becoming an IAS you need to clear UPSC exam and eligiblity criteria for appearing in exam is that candidate must have an atleast one undergraduate degree from recognized university of india association. And there is some age restriction too, only candidate within the age of 21 to 32 can apply.But there is some age relaxation for OBC and SC/ST is 3years and 5years respectively.Then you have to clear two Preliminary- Papers and after qualifying the both exam you have to opt for personality interview which carry 275 marks. And for this you have to focus on english, essay, general studies as well as on communication skills. This could be possible only when you are very serious about it and give your time and dedication with well planned study routine, proper guidence and study materials.

All the best for your future.

Thanks

• The first stage of the exam is Preliminary examination (objective )
• The second stage, Mains (written).
• If you manage to clear both prelims and mains then you are to go through interview/personality test .