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.

• You must have obtained a Bachelor's degree from any recognized university or institution, even who are going to write final year examination and those who have awaiting results can apply
• You must be the citizen of India, Nepal,

Hi Jyoti,

Any discipline or stream in graduation is good for anyone, as the UPSC Civil Services Exam considers the particular subjects in which a candidate has done his/her graduation. So you are eligible. More than that however, it depends on the subjects you choose in BA and if they

Yes you can give ias or ips exam

Hello Kamal!

That is a very good option!

For becoming an IAS officer after CSE you have to appear in UPSC civil services exam after completing your degree. It will be better if you grasp your course very well around those 4 years so that the papers related to your

Hello Rahul,

As far as I know that rural certificate  is 2% or 3% reservation for the students who have done their schooling from the rural areas under the condition that they are not benefited from any other reservation . It is basically for  UPGE category candidates 

Hope this help

Hello aspirant!

In my opinion, Pahuja law is best because of some reasons:-

• free demo class

• Feasible and reasonable fees

• Best online test series and mock tests

• Best study materials with bullet notes mean important notes which are very helpful and easy to understand

But yes