One of the most competitive and prestigious exams, civil services, is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), India's major regulating body. UPSC also conducts a number of competitive exams to fill-in various civil service vacancies for the government of India.

The UPSC conducts the Civil Services Examination (CSE),

See they are two different streams so there is nothing like a best option. I believe you should do what you most likely would enjoy studying because this is three years of graduation and to get good marks, you should like what you are studying. It is easy to say

UPSC academic eligibility states, 'Candidates need to be graduate in any stream for appearing UPSC Civil Services examination. Those candidates who will be shortlisted by the Commission for taking the Civil Services (Main) Examination will be required to produce academic proof of passing the requisite examination (Graduation Degree Certificate) with

You must be a graduate to apply for IPS exam. Maximum age criteria is 32 years to apply for UPSC CS exam.

There is a preliminary test first following with the mains.

The forms will be available in the month of Feb 2018 for phase one.

You can check the

Good base in general studies is very important to clear UPSC exam.

While your preparation you should make your important notes which will help you in revision later on. You should refer standard books. Refer previous year papers as well to get an idea.

You can use NCERT books for

In order to become a IAS officer you have to clear civil services exam conducted by UPSC. It includes prelims, mains and final interview.

To be eligible to apply for a entrance exam you must possess a degree. Final year students can also apply. You must have attained the age

I would suggest you to complete your 12th first because as per your qualification you are not eligible to apply. Also, even lower level post of police department requires 12th pass candidates. So I would suggest you to complete your schooling first and then try for the same.

Good Luck!!!

Please scroll down to page no 128 of the prospectus. You'll find the complete syllabus listed here

http://www.upsc.gov.in/sites/default/files/Engl_CSP_2017.pdf

The best way to cover the Medieval Indian History for the exam is to read it from the NCERT History books.

You can get factual and analytical type questions.

The questions can be asked related to kings that ruled the country, their policies and administrative systems, the society and the