Hello, 

Memorize UPSC Syllabus by heart, that's most important and will help you in the long run. Why? Because you'll get well acquainted with what all topics can come in examination while reading books or even newspaper. 

Start off with NCERT Books, it'll make your base strong.  

Read a newspaper everday, preferably the Hindu. 

Only, after completing NCERTs, move to the other books. 

Practice Answer Writing and go through previous year papers, no matter when you're gonna appear, if you start off with books and have a bit of decent idea about any time, write in down in your own words. Everyone struggles with this part at first, you need to keep on practicing. 

Note: While writing answers about any issues, always try to ponder about its social, political and economical aspects. This gives your answer weightage in exams when a person puts forth his ideas in holistic manner. 

Giving mocks on regular basis , that's very crucial, you'll get to know how you're faring and your speed. 

Most importantly, have PATIENCE. 

UPSC exam is a lot more about mental strength than the strength of your knowledge. It takes one year for preparation, another for examination plus interview. 

All the best! 

Thank you! 

Yes it is the right time to prepare from basic ncert and newspaper and thoroughly understand syllabus and previous year question mains paper and in 3 rd year with college notes ya other books prepare for optional

Hello student, 

Well, there is no one, simple answer to this question, as the basic eligibility criteria for the IAS exam is of graduation or any other equivalent degree. Plus, there are several optional subjects available from a variety of streams, which makes IAS examination an equal opportunity game for candidates from any background; be it technical or humanities.

Cheers!

e admission in corresponding college because the regular college will have a attendance criteria of 75% and without that you you can't give the tsemester exam which is necessary but in case of corresponding college since attendance doesn't matter you can prepare for UPSC at home or take coaching as well .I hope it helps alot 

don't worry here is the way study carefully

1. The candidate must hold a PASS BACHELOR'S degree from any of the Universities incorporated by an Act of the Central or State Legislature in India or other educational institutions established by an Act of Parliament or declared to be deemed as a University, under Section-3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, or possess an equivalent qualification. 
   
2. Candidates who have appeared or intend to appear for the final examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply for the Preliminary Examination.

Hello,

See, the only eligibility to appear for IAS is graduation, there isn't even an aggregate set. You need to be minimum 21 to appear for this exam. Now, the rest of choice depends on you, the route you wish to take in terms of your preferences and all to complete your graduation.

Wishing you all the best,

Thank you!

Hi Sudhanshu,

There is a separate quota for physically handicap candidates in upsc exams which includes the colour blind candidates as well.

So,you don't worry about it and start your preparations with cool mindset.

For,knowing more informations about the ph quota candidates gor giving upsc please check the official website of upsc.

Good luck. 

Hello Aspirant,

It seems like you are an UPSC aspirant. To appear the UPSC examinations and to become an IAS or equivalent officer is every Indian's dream at some point in their lives. In order to be eligible to appear the examination, a candidate must have a undergraduate degree in any field from any recognized institution. This means that you need to attend college for getting your undergraduate degree. Regularity in attending college will give you a good attendance record which will earn you grades. I hope this information helps you. Good luck!

Hi Brahmani,

The basic educational eligibility for appearing in upsc ias exam is to have a graduation degree with minimum of 50% marks.

So there are many options for you to do degree courses in hyderabad like:-

1.Engineering if you are a pcm student in 12th

2.Medical courses if you are a pcb student in 12th

3.Bachelor of science courses

4.Bachelor of commerce courses

5.Bachelor of arts courses,etc.

So according to your intrest choose any of these following degree programmes from any good college of hyderabad and after completion of your degree you will be eligible to apply for upsc ias exams.

Good luck.