Hello dear aspirant.

There is no problem if your marks get decreased from 10th to 12th. What I am suggesting you is that you should focus on your preparation for prelim and mains examination. They need that you should passed intermediate exam and after that graduation also.

Ok good luck.

Hey there

It's good to see that you are so interested in UPSC. Your plan is good and if you are willing to take arts subject in graduation then it will certainly help you.

Feel free to ask

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Hello,

UPSC, SSC or even banking exams recruited by SBI and IBPS, none of these ask for specific aggregate at graduation level. You can apply for any of these exam, since its eligibility criteria is having passed Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from a recognized university.

Hello,

You are studying IT then you have 3 different ways to make your career out.

1st one is:- studying UPSC and going for civil works. yes you can do and serve India. You have to give exams and qualify it with good marks. There is also physical pain,mental stress in it and being dutifull is important.

2nd one is :- Doing MS in aboard. for that you have to do research in any field you feel interested and suitable. your research paper should be published in publishing organisations like IEEE then apply and qualifying it by passing all the selection levels then you can go for the research and invent new techs and tools for future.

3rd on is :- doing a job in any TOP MNCs. you can take part in placement and do your job in different position and it needs you to be expertise in Information Technology as you will all those concepts there. for top MNC like Google,Microsoft and any other company there will be only coding interview levels. so there is noting to do with aptitdue and logical. if you look for service providing company then you will need these and learn these  to crack the written rounds.

these are ways. you choose what you want to do in your life. no one can guide you better than you.

Hope it helps!

• Elite Academy
• Chanakya IAS Academy
• Rau's IAS Study Circle
• ALS IAS Academy
• Vision IAS
• Vajiram and Ravi's IAS Academy.

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt.

here I am mentioning best coaching institute for IAS in India. These arw

3)Raju Ias study centre new delhi

Dhristy ias academy new delhi

vajjirao and ready institute new delhi

Elite IAS Academy, New Delhi

Shri Ram Ias study centre. New Delhi

vajiram and ravi IAS. new delhi.

I hope my answer will be helpful for you

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Hey.

After you've completed your Class 12th and want to become an IAS officer, you need to complete any Undergraduation course first to be eligible to take the IAS exam. You can attempt the exam in the final year of your degree hence you cant start it's preparation during you degree too. There are three stages in an IAS exam- Preliminary Examination, Mains Examination and Personal Interview. The Prelims exam will include General Knowledge and Aptitude. You need to clear the prelims in order to qualify for the Mains exam. You need to choose one of the subject of your choice for the Mains paper. Hence you can choose any subject which you have an interest in.  If you choose to pursue your UG degree in any specific field, you can choose that too. Candidates who clear the Mains exam sit for the Interview. And the final selection is done on the basis of merit in mains exam as well as the Interview.

Best of luck

Hello Jai,

Here are some tips which you can follow to prepare for your IAS exam ;

1. Management of time is very important.  Make a timetable which you can follow on daily basis.
2. First prioritize your subjects . Study those subjects first which you feel are hard for you to study and then to skip to the easier ones.
3. Study from only those books which have been recommended.
4. you can go for mock test series which will help you to analyse your mistakes and for practice as well.
5. Try to read Newspaper daily and select the optional subject which matches with your interest otherwise you'll be start feeling bored after 2-3 months.
6. Learn to utilise your spare time.
7. writing with speed is very important in an IAS exam so make sure you write and learn or make notes which will make your studies even easier.
8. You can go through the toppers reviews and interviews about the difficulty of the paper, how to tackle them, learn from their mistakes.

all the best

Thankyou, I hope it helps, Feel free to approach for further queries.