HI Nitish, 

First of all, good luck for your preparation.

According to me, IAS Mantra is a pretty good institute. There are other institutes also, but I think it does not matter where you study, it matters how hard you work. At the end of the day, it is you

dear aspirant,

Being specific to your query ,there is no particular university to coach a student to become a civil servant but certain courses  like B.A  history, sociology, political science, economics might help you to cover the major part of the questions  that are asked and also this might be

if you want to prepare for banking railways then you just need to be a graduate and then preapre for the exams like bank po etc. so you can choose bsc or bca according to you chooise and intrest.

Hello Ganesh,

                Coming to upsc its an exam with a syllabus which is similar to an ocean and the preparation goes like a roadway I mean no full spot for it while preparing for upsc you would be able to know about various aspects like about governance, economy of India,politics,

Hey Pawandeep,

For IAS preparation it doesn't matter from which stream you've come for. The exam that's conducted by UPSC for IAS is totally based on general awareness and whatever subject you've chosen. It's a knowledge friendly exam and tests your capability. The eligibility criteria is that you must complete

Hii Pawandeep

To become an IAS officer you should appear for UPSC exam and should qualify it and to appear for UPSC you should be a graduate from a recognized university.Your 12th course does not matter here it can be science,commerce or arts.

Hope the details were usefull.

For further

Hello,

Some of the best books for UPSC Civil Services are mentioned below:

For General Studies Paper II

Analytical Reasoning – MK Pandey

Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning– RS.Aggarwal

English Comprehension - Yojana,

Cut off marks for both prelims and mains are decided by UPSC after the result of civil services exam but before declaring the final result the cut off marks are released and it is the marks of last candidate who gets selected based on the number of vacancies for respective