Hello,

Students who are interested in preparation of IAS can apply to jmi for IAS coaching which is only for minority students sc/st category and women.there is only 150 seats available for free coaching.

To get admission in the coaching candidates need to clear entrance exam conducted in 10 centers namely, Delhi, Jammu, Srinagar, Lucknow, Guwahati, Bengaluru, Patna, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Malappuram. candidates must complete graduation to pursue free IAS coaching.

Candidates get training for prelims and mains including interview it also provides mocks,essay writing.

Hostel accommodation is given to candidates.hope you get your answer...

Hello there

Hope you are doing good. See to become an IAS officer you have to qualify upsc cse exam which is of three phases:

1-Preliminary

2-Mains

3-Interview

Now coming into these phases if I tell you the overview then you have to qualify the preliminary exam and it's of qualifying nature in itself only then you can enter into second stage and then the third that's interview.

Now coming to the preparation point of view you have to study some common subjects which mostly comes from the humanities background and then in mains you have to choose your optional paper of any stream.

So in this whole process your past stream doesn't becomes the obstacle from any stream you're you can give this exam.

Best of luck!

Thank you!

Hello.

IAS exam provides a level playing field to all the students with different streams so there is no perfect subject combination that can guarantee success. It's totally about your interest. If you are interested in commerce and want to keep it as a backup option it's a good idea. To excel in upsc exam there are arts subjects like history,geography,economics,sociology have to be studied in detail which form a major chunk of GS1 GS2 GS3 papers.

Commerce is a good optional subject as many toppers have preferred it.

Its totally based on aspirants interests and background. So there's no perfect subject combination.

Hope this helps.

Thanks :)

Hello Aspirant, Hope you are doing well.

There isn't any height , weight and chest girth minimum requirement as such for applicants for the IAS , unlike the technical offerings. However, if the applicants measurements are disproportionate to the scientific board's ,the  applicants may be hospotalized for research and a chest X- ray may be taken.

Blood pressure above 140/90 must be subjected to similarly checking out withinside the health centre to examine whether or not the bizarre BP is transient because of excitement,etc.

There must now no longer be any stomach sickness. Candidates with transplantes organs declared undeserving .

Hope this will help you. All the best.

Hey there

As you must be knowing that MBBS is the most reputed degree Or it's not a degree it's an emotion even. By completing MBBS you become doctor in many reputed hospitals.

Now coming to the question that you want to become an IAS officer and  then later on you want to do your MBBS. So let me tell you that becoming IAS officer needs many eligibilities and one such of them is you have to be graduated from any recognised university.

So you firstly do your MBBS Or you so some other undergraduate courses then only you'll be able to sit in upsc exam to become an IAS officer.

Good Luck!

Hello aspirant

Good to listen that at a very early age you are determined to become an IAS officer. So listen firstly complete your 12th with so much dedication in whichever stream you want.

After that complete your graduation in any of the streams which suits you then only you'll be able to give upsc cae exam and after qualifying you would become an IAS officer.

Now coming to the preparation part then preparing for IAS from class 10 onwards is very early. Complete your 12th then from your first year of graduation start preparing for it.

Best of luck!

Thank you!

Hey there

Hoping you are doing good enough in your life. As you must be knowing to be eligible for upsc cse you can be from any stream an can opt out any subject to become an IAS officer.

But most of the students do their graduation in that subject in which they can give theirs upsc cse exam and can prepare side by side along their graduation very well. So just listen to your heart that which stream you like and what you can make better in which you can do better.

So choose that stream of graduation and keep going.

Best of luck!

Thank you!

Hello there

Hope you're doing good as you must be invented civil services examination is the most toughest examination which is conducted by UPSC at National level.

This exam consists of three stages:

• Preliminary examination which is of objective type
• Mains examination which is of written type
• The last one interview

The first stage which is civil services preliminary examination is for screening and conducted to shortlist candidates for Mains examination. It consists of two compulsory papers of 200 marks each in which candidate got 2 hours for each papers and can give the paper in bilingual language Hindi or English. Consists 2 paper the syllabus is generally from general studies like current events of national and international importance history of India India and world geography Indian Polity and governance economic and social development sustainable development general issues on environmental ecology and general science also in the general studies paper 2nd comprehension interpersonal skills including communication skills logical reasoning decision making general mental ability basic numeracy upto class 10 came and the candidate must attend 33% in the second paper.

Then the main syllabus which mostly depends upon you are optional subject which you have chosen and also some of the syllabus are are common for all the candidates for more information you can visit to UPSC CSE website where you can find all the optional subject list and much more about the syllabus.

Hope it helps!

Thank you!

Dear aspirant

Hope you are doing well in your life.

As you must be knowing to clear any exam you must be knowing the basics of it. So for IAS preparation you have to qualify upsc exam. For that you must have cleared firstly your basics strong and to make it strong you can study ncert books from class 6 to class 12 and after that you can took up some reference standard books.

Fir mains you firstly have to decide what you want to do  in optional subjects. So firstly think of it and then just go for it. So fir that open the upsc website and then search out the syllabus according to your optional subject.

Wish you good luck!

Thank you!