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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

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

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

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

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

Hello Khushi,

Yes, you can apply for UPSC IAS exam after completing your degree. To be eligible for UPSC Civil Service you just need to have a bachelor's degree in any discipline. 

For more details on UPSC Civil Services Eligibility Criteria - Click Here

Thanks!

Hello,

You need to have a graduation degree in any stream from a recognized institute by the Government of India. This is the educational requirement that is prescribed by the exam conducting body (UPSC). If you have a graduation degree, then yes you can apply for the exam.

For more

Hello aspirant, 

1. Understand UPSC exam structure. You may refer articles in this website – ClearIAS.com. 
2. 2. Make newspaper reading a habit. Develop the habit of newspaper reading – particularly editorials and the op-ed page. 
3. Be thorough with your NCERT Books. 
4. Finish your optional subject. 
5. Read books about India.

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

According to the news that once the new quota bill for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) comes into effect, there is every chance that more attempts would be given for General Category Candidates in UPSC Civil Services Exam.