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What is the difference between upsc and mpsc

harshita_1558773432 Student Expert 7th Jun, 2019

Hii Gajanan

UPSC corresponds to Union Public Service Commission which is the self-governing body punching above the weight the power to manage the exams on India level to pick out the applicants heading for numerous subdivisions of the government.Civil services, on the whole, are the respected exam that is administered

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What is the syllabus of upsc exam

Supriya Kumari 8th Jul, 2019

Hello,

The syllabus of UPSC Civil Services Exam for Prelims exam is given below.

Paper I 

Current events of national and international importance, General issues on Environmental ecology, Biodiversity and Climate Change, Development, Poverty, Demographics, Social Sector Initiatives, etc.

Paper II 

Comprehension, Basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, orders of

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How to become ias officer which are the exams that we have to give to become ias

Deepika Student Expert 7th Jun, 2019

hello aspirant,   To become a civil servant that is there are totally 3 services INDIAN CENTRAL AND STATE . This popular civil service category of IAS comes under category group A - which comprises 24 services like IAS IFS IPS IRS .. are top most indian services . To become

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Which branch should I prefer in btech from uptu college..if I want to go for IAS???

kartik_1559822604 Student Expert 7th Jun, 2019

Hello Anamika,

IAS has a very tough and renowned exam for government services and IAS is a very high and respected post. To clear IAS exams is not a easy task and you have to work very hard.

I will suggest you to pursue BTech in mechanical or electrical branch

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if a candidate got b-tech in govt engineering college then can he appear for IAS exam.

Sanjana Surbhi 13th Jun, 2019

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for UPSC IAS exam. As per UPSC Civil Services Eligibility Criteria, Candidates having professional and technical qualifications recognised by Government as equivalent to a professional and technical degree are eligible to apply. 

Hope this helps!

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NEET 2019 Score is 265 I am in SC category from Karnataka state, can i get Karnataka state quota Gov college?

Ankita Behera 6th Jun, 2019

Hi, 

According to cutoffs of last year you do have a fair chance of getting a seat through the 85% state quota counselling.

Last year some colleges which closed around your rank were :

Karwar institute of medical science-261

Though not that bright however you still have a chance.

Since

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My rank in kcet 2019 D pharma is 66126 ,will I get seat ?

ojaswiyolo Student Expert 8th Jun, 2019

Hello

KCET result 2019 was declared by KEA (Karnataka Examination Authority) on May 25. Along with the candidate's score card, KEA has also released the final KCET 2019 answer key. KCET 2019 was held on April 29 & 30 in offline mode. Paper 1 for Biology and Mathematics was held

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Is it good idea to take degree+ IAS coaching in Sarat Chandra academy .Is it worth to study in Sarat Chandra academy.

Ashish Pal Student Expert 5th Jun, 2019

Hello AKSHAY.

As you are saying that you are interested in civil servises . So as far as my knowledge I am suggesting you that you should go for DEGREE+IAS coaching in Sarat Chandra Academy. It is a good institute as you are opting out for IAS. More importantly in

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Which is best for degree + IAS Sarath Chandra IAS academy or ntr CLG hyd for a girl

Ishi ag 5th Jun, 2019

In my point of view, if you are aspiring for civil services, you should opt for degree + IAS in Sarat Chandra IAS Academy. NTR is although a well esteemed institute but I feel that for upsc exam (ias), Sarat Chandra is the best option. In latter case you might

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Sir is it really worthy taking a drop one year for jee mains and advanced.Will it affect my age factor to become an IAS OFFICER in future.

Kshitij Ranjan 5th Jun, 2019
Hello Raghavendra,
If you think that you would be pursuing IAS after your graduation then dropping one year would not become a great option. Because it may happen that you'll need one year for the preparation for the UPSC exams. And if you've already given your one year in the
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