As you are in the first year of graduation. This is the best time to start preparing for UPSC .

Here are some tips i will give

First of all know the exam well . Understand its criteria.. the sections , marking scheme etc.. Do a research ABOUT what the

Hi there,

Not sure about what you have mentioned but for sure they can get benefits  and opportunities same as UAS officer.

With harswork and dedication for several years it is possible.  See, immediately it is not possible to get benefits same as IAS but you can get in future.

Firstly great thought that you want to become an IAS officer. There is no problem in quitting science and continuing your education with commerce you can have a commerce degree and can also apply for UPSC examination. Some of the bachelors degree you can get in commerce are :-

1.

As per the surveys and Information available from previous year trends, the last ranks to get allocated the different services (unreserved category) are provided below-

2020:

• IAS – The last rank of a general category candidate allocated to IAS was 79.
• IFS – The last rank of a general category

Hello aspirant!

It is wonderful that looking to seek success in life.

Yes, it is completely and entirely possible to crack UPSC CSE exam by starting to prepare in your final year.

In fact this is the most common time for students to actually seriously start their preparation.

All the

Hi there,

B pharmacy and IAS are completely different streams. And any graduate in any stream are eligible to appear civil services exam. Based on your 12th stream you have an option to do B pharmacy then you can do it . But if you do your graduation in those

Hi aspirant,

If you wish to be an IAS,work smart and hard to achieve your dream.Without second thought,try as much as possible to turn your dream into reality.

Suppose if you didnt get into an IAS,you can do PG degree like MBA or PGDM which has a greater value and

There are no physical standards mentioned by UPSC for which an aspirant can't become an IAS officer. So with a elbow broken, its not a serious concern as you are heathy at this moment. As a result, you can obviously become an IAS officer provided you have to qualify the

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, the syllabus for UPSE is vast and it includes many subjects. The exam consists of three levels, that is Prelims, Mains and Interview. The syllabus for the exam will be provided by the UPSC itself in

Hey! First you need to choose a field where you want to end up say a subject for graduation. Post that you need to explore the syllabus and subjects included in the UPSC CSE examination. Now you can start clearing your base. Following this needs to start your serious preparation