After foundation 1 the allocation of cadres and ranks take place and a year of training in the respective cadre is conducted. Posts like dm, sdm, dc etc are allocated after the completion of the officer's trainees' foundation one course.

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Mathematics optional is very rewarding and concise in UPSC examination. You can refer below mentioned books for you preparation

Paper 1-

Linear Algebra-Schaum’s outline on Linear Algebra

Calculus-Mathematical Analysis by Malik and Arora,Differential Calculus (Krishna Series),Integral Calculus (Krishna Series)

Analytic Geometry-Analytic Geometry (3D) (Krishna Series),Golden Solid Geometry

Ordinary differential equatiins-Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania,Advanced Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania

Vector Calculus-Vector Calculus (Krishna Series),Schaum’s outline on Vector Analysis

Statics and dynamics-Statics (Krishna Series),Dynamics (Krishna Series)

paper 2-

Modern Algebra-Group Theory by R Kumar (Vardhaman Publications),Ring Theory by R Kumar (Vardhaman Publications)

Real analysis-Mathematical Analysis by Malik and Arora

Complex analysis-Schaum’s Outlines Complex Variables

Linear programming problems-Operations Research (Krishna Series)

Partial differential equations-Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania,Advanced Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania

Numerical analysis and computer programming-Numerical Methods by Jain and Iyengar,Grewal, Engineering Mathematics

Mechanics-Rigid Dynamics (Vol I) (Krishna Series)

Fluid dynamics-Fluid Dynamics, MD Raisinghania,Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania,Advanced Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania

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• 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 .

Hello Anuradha,

There's no such thing as best degree for IAS.You need to be a graduate to be eligible to appear for UPSC IAS exam.So, it depends on your present interest, you can pursue B.tech after passing your 12th, you can also pursue any other 3 year degree.The syllabus for IAS is not entirely same as any other degree syllabus.So it doesn't matter which course you choose.

But make sure that you pursue what interests you.

I hope this is helpful to you.

For eligibility to answer UPSC exam, you need to be an Indian citizen, be a degree-holder and be of age 21-32 years old.

There are three rounds of examinations which are held.

First is the preliminary round. This has two written exams of 200 marks each. For paper-1, you need to have a very in-depth knowledge of India and her culture, mythology, art, geography, political systems etc. for paper-2, one needs to have excellent reasoning and logical sense along with English Proficiency.

Second comes the Mains round. It consists of a nine-paper written examination on General Studies 1, 2, 3, 4, English, Essay, one Indian language from a list provided and two papers on a subject to be selected by the candidate.

The interview, also called the "Personality Test", very minutely measures the candidate's professional conduct and decorum.

Upon passing this rigorous ordeal, the candidate is granted a job in one of the Indian Administrative Services.

Hello,

Coaching institute are not eligible for granting any kind degree to students . They are not affiliated under UGC, AiCTE or any other similar organization. The academy you mentioned is also a coaching institute therefore it will provide only coaching not any integrated degree .

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hey,

it does not matter whether you do your bachelors degree in technical science or as general science or from arts, commerce or any other field. the eligibility criteria is you need to have graduation degree in any discipline from a recognized university. for a general candidate age limit is 32 year and for sc/st it is 37 year. for obc candidate it is 35 years.