Faria, though BA LLB is an integrated course, you get your Original degree and relevant certificates only after the completion of the course, You do not get 2 certificates at completion of BA and LLB. In such case, you cannot appear for UPSC post the completion of just BA. You

Dear Aspirant,

IAS stands for Indian Administrative Services which falls under the machinery of All Indian Services alongside IPS or Indian Police Services and IFS to Indian Forest Services. IAS is the most competitive among the three.

The work of an IAS Officer is to assist the ruling government through

Hii,

Both doing MBA  from top b -school and UPSC are good career options. As both have good salary and benefit of itself.

If you do M.B.A from top b school you get chance to work in private companies where you get good salary depending on your skills. You will

Hi there,

Some of the collages provide IAS , KAS coaching with B.A or other degree.

Some of the collages from my Research are

• St .Aloysius college, Mangalorea
• Mar Ivanious College, Thevara
• Loyola College Chennai

Note, in loyola college and Sacred Hearts college, other institutions is giving Civil service coaching.

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

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

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

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

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