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Following are the degree courses that candidates can opt for UPSC Civil Services Preparation:

• Candidates can opt for Humanities (Political Science, Geography, Sociology, History, Economics. Candidates having humanities background forms a considerable number of aspirants cracking IAS

Hi there. 

First things first, for becoming an IAS officer one has to write the UPSC examinations that occur in three stages: Preliminary, Mains and Personal Interview. 

The Preliminary exams is just for the sake of qualifying to Mains. Your preliminary exam's score won't be considered in the final score.

Hello,

You will definately able to crack UPSC Civil Services examination. What you need is to prepare well and strong determination towards your dream. You can study B.A (Hons) with political science along with B.Tech Civil from distance learning. In the mains exam you will need to select Civil Engineering

Hii Raj

I would like to suggest in a following way

1. Public Administration, Geography, Sociology, History and Political science are considered as scoring optional subjects.
2. Don't choose subject because the topper opted or has been taken by most of your friends and all.
3. UPSC might be removing optional from next

You can prepare for IAS by following some of the preparation tips-

1. First, remember that the eligibility criteria is 21 years and graduation (any subject).

2. Prearrange your time to study. Be thorough with the syllabus of UPSC and go through previous years question papers.

3. You need to buy the recommended

Hi there. 

First things first, for becoming an IAS officer one has to write the UPSC examinations that occur in three stages: Preliminary, Mains and Personal Interview. 

The Preliminary exams is just for the sake of qualifying to Mains. Your preliminary exam's score won't be considered in the final score.

Hi there. 

First things first, for becoming an IAS officer one has to write the UPSC examinations that occur in three stages: Preliminary, Mains and Personal Interview. 

The Preliminary exams is just for the sake of qualifying to Mains. Your preliminary exam's score won't be considered in the final score.

Hi there. 

First things first, for becoming an IAS officer one has to write the UPSC examinations that occur in three stages: Preliminary, Mains and Personal Interview. 

The Preliminary exams is just for the sake of qualifying to Mains. Your preliminary exam's score won't be considered in the final score.

Hi there. 

First things first, for becoming an IAS officer one has to write the UPSC examinations that occur in three stages: Preliminary, Mains and Personal Interview. 

The Preliminary exams is just for the sake of qualifying to Mains. Your preliminary exam's score won't be considered in the final score.

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