Hey there

You'll have to complete graduation for that and then only you can sit for UPSE civil services. Many students start preparing for UPSE from their graduation 1st year and so if UPSE is your goal you can start preparing from 1st year.

Check about UPSE civil services

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Dear aspirant,

AMU Eligibility Criteria 2020 - The AMU 2020 qualification criteria will be discharged by Aligarh Muslim University alongside the confirmation notice in the principal seven day stretch of February 2020. The qualification criteria of AMU 2020 comprise of least scores/degree that an up-and-comer should score to sit for

Hi Aspirant,

The UPSC exam is held for securing jobs in the Indian Administrative Services and the eligibility criteria are are follows:

Must be a citizen of India, a subject of Nepal , Bhutan or a refugee from Tibet.

Must hold a PASS Bachelor's degree from a deemed University.

Must

Hello Manish

If you consider last year cutoffs or last to last year then it was around 750 out of 1750 for SC category.

Each year it is somewhere between 725-760 only out of 1750 until and unless some rules or overall marks changes which is very rare.

All the

Hello,

It's fine  if you are learning in your MBA then finish the degree. It's not good to leave anything or anywork in middle way.

On the part of IAS, there is no barrier for it. any person can give it after graduation. So you can do a better practice

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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Good luck

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