Hi there,

UPSC conducts many exams and I am assuming you are inquiring about the UPSC IAS also known as the UPSC Civil Services Exam.

So, lets get you started!

The UPSC IAS application form is released every year, you must keep track of it. The exam is one of the toughest exams in India and it conducted in three stages - Prelims, Mains and Interview. You must be aware of the UPSC IAS exam pattern and the IAS syllabus to prepare for the exam and qualify each stage.

While filling the application form you will have to pay a minimum application fee, if you have successfully applied for UPSC IAS, you will be able to download the UPSC IAS admit card, you much download and print the admit card and carry it to the exam center on the day for the exam.

UPSC IAS demands time, hard work and deep studies. I wish you all the luck!

Hope this helps!

Thanks

Yes along with your engineering you can prepare for civil service exam.Just make it your goal and give your efforts for preparation strategy of civil service exams as soon as possible.If possible then start preparing from the first year of your engineering as it will provide you enough time for the preparation

Hello Riya

Now not possiable to get a professional degree in law and get registered as advocate .

IAS officers are master of all laws ..They are Master(Public Administration)and neve retires..lot of post retirement jobs..till god retires them .

You can get study leave and do it .

Hello Aspirant,

It seems like you are interested in the Civil Services. To become an IAS officer in India, it's a dream of many. In order to avail that position, the candidate must possess a degree from an Indian University or an equivalent qualification. Those in the final year of a degree course can also appear in the Preliminary Examination. It is not possible to become an IAS officer right after completing 12th standard! In order to become an IAS officer, you must apply for CSE exam conducted by UPSC. You must also crack the exam (preliminary, mains and interview) in order to get selected for the training. Good luck!

Hello Aisha,

Since you have done your post graduation in sociology so according to me you should choose sociology only as a optional subject as you have studied it for such a long time now and you must have covered many aspects of sociology. Indian Administrative Service is also based most on the social problems that people face in day to day life and that is the only reason why many people choose to serve people by becoming IAS. 

I hope I was able to clear your query even though if you want any other information regarding the civil services or defence you can ask me in the comment section.

Hope you do well in future and serve our country.

Hi Nisha,

As you have mentioned you have chosen economics hons for your graduation.The scope of economics is immense and it can help you further.The minimum age requirement is at 21 years for civil services so you can apply for the following:

• IPS
• IAS
• INDIAN FOREST SERVICES
• INDIAN ECONOMICS SERVICES

As an economic graduate,it will help you to prepare for the following positions.The maximum age limit for the same is 30 years,moreover there is age relaxation for reserved category candidates.

Secondly,as you have mentioned that you are considering computer science course as an alternative,you do not necessarily need to have the subject previously,however defiinitely having a knowledge of the same gives one an upper edge.

Admission to computer science to Delhi University is based on merit based cut off -the best of four percentage is considered.

SCOPE OF COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATES:

• Web Developers
• IT related professions
• SOftware related professions

For further information,have a look at the link given below:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-scope-of-BSC-in-Computer-Science-in-India

Based on the overall information,compare the pros and cons of switching from economics to computers,and if you believe that you have the required interest and aptitude to change your subject,then only go for it.Focus on how it will help you achieve your long term goal.

Hope this helps.All the best.

Hope this helps

After your 12th grade you can do graduation in any field from any recognised university and can start your civil services preparation.

Good Luck

Hi Akshay, 

Yes it is a good idea as in graduation you have ample time, so you can utilize it in a better way 

But it should not be at the cost of your degree, that does not mean that your college degree can suffer

As graduation is compulsory for appearing in the exam.

Hope it helps :)

Hey there!

Jamia milia Univesity, New delhi provides coaching for the IAS along with all the courses they provide. However they conduct examination for the selection, there result have been pretty good in the recent years in UPSC selections. Other than that, there are no such significant college or Univesity that provide this. All the best!

Hello Akshay !

As per many students reviews and their personal experiences, it can be said that Sarat Chandra IAS academy is the best. 

You can consider the following points :-

1. It is the only academy managed by an IAS himself.

2. Many IAS / IPS officers visit this academy to share their real time problems and experiences which is helpful for the students.

3. It offers 3yrs integrated course in which the syllabus is covered in the 2 yrs and the 3rd yr is for revision.

4. Each student is given personalized support and their performance records are maintained.

Hope the answer was helpful !