Mai abhi law ke 4th year me hu to mai kab IAS ka exam de skti hu

Hello Avinash, Yes you can go with it as UPSC eligibility criteria is Graduation with 50% from Recognised college/ university (AICTE or UGC approved). but in my opinion, you should choose a better subject that could help you scoring in UPSC. (Such as Public Administration, Sociology, Economics, polity and Many

Hello,

The Preliminary examination of KAS consists of two papers. 

Paper I ‐ General Studies (150 marks) 

Paper II - One subject to be selected from the list of specified optional subjects (300 marks). 

List of optional subjects:

- Agriculture
- Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science
- Botany
- Chemistry

Hello Vihaa, See for IAS NCERT from class 9th to Class 12th is enough to cover basic course study. Subject - History, Geography, polity, Civics... All the best

Hello Vihaa, compulsory subjects - History, Geography, polity, Environment, Science & tech., Current affairs, Decision making, Economy,  international affairs.

Prelims (objective) - Paper 1 (200 marks) and paper 2 (200 marks)

Mains (subjective) - Total 7 paper. Paper 1 (300 marks), Paper 2 to 7 (250 marks)

Interview -

hello Nithish S 

well salary isn't the only parameter to judge but if we are focussing on that only the salary/grade pay for govt employees change on every new pay comission or on the basis of seniority/ promotion. if we are talking about jobs then private sector do have an

HYY VIVEK

First of all, RBI Grade B is not as tough as Civil services exam. There are reasons :-

1. In RBI Grade B exam, there is only one descriptive paper i.e English, whereas, in IAS there are nine descriptive papers including one language paper.
2. In RBI Grade B exam,

Hello Anshika, there is absolutely no restriction. You can. You just are not allowed to take up Statistics and Mathematics together.

The people you know might have been saying you can't because they thought you won't know mathematics at the academic level like say a Math Hons. student will. In

Hello Sonali,