Dont stress out too much, that you loose out on your Engineering Years. In the UPSC Interview youll be highly grilled on your Past Involvements, Academics and Achievements in Colleges, hence its important you focus on Acads, Projects, Involvements, Experiences and Internships until your final Year.

You may start preliminary preparation, like getting clear with preparation strategy, consulting your City UPSC Toppers, Taking Guidance, IAS Interview Videos on Youtube, Motivational Talks, Reading Newspaper regularly as well as getting intellectually ready for IAS, in your Third Year.

Once youre Placed maybe in the early half of your Final Year. Suppose your Degree is from 2020-2024, October 2023, is the perfect time for you to start your Preparation, targetting 2025 Attempt, with proper study material, books and test series. However do give 2024 Attempt just for Experience. Keep atleast 4 Attempts in your Radar if youre a Serious aspirant. Your Probability to clear the exam increases with each attempt proportionally.

For more information and UPSC CSE Preparation Tips do follow the link below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-upsc-ias

Hello,

UPSC and CAT are completely different field, both the exams are highly competitive and in recent times it has become more so, hence I would say focus on one specific field, if you want a career in management go for MBA, the eligibility criteria for CAT is passed bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university securing 50% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, on the other hand to appear for UPSC there is no minimum aggregate required you just need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, and you are required to attain 21 years as on 1st August of the appearing year,   IAS is an highly coveted job profile, and you will require higher level of dedication, commitment, perseverance, single-minded focus on your part, apart from power and prestige that comes along the job profile you will play an important role in the development of the country by contributing in various aspects, you should take your time and then only take decision accordingly but preparing for both is very difficult, more so because there is no areas of commonality in terms of exam pattern, syllabus, or even job profile, what you can do is as you're still in college, explore your areas of interest, you can do so by volunteering, or apply internships, and by going through this training you will gradually get to know what's your calling, if you're more inclined towards a career in management, then go for MBA, if not then you can go ahead with IAS, whatever it is, give your self enough time to explore the various options and then only decide accordingly.

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great! If after becoming ias officer you want to change the sections then you can it.but it is not so easy task you have to resign first and then fight the election s and become the part of parliament the from where you can do some changes but the process takes many years from ias to parliament member.

Best wishes for your future !

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This IAS isI most important to settle down or having a jeal to serve to the mother Country All India Services. IAS officers serve as the permanent bureaucracy of the Executive Branch of the Government of India. The elective bodies are taken by the government where they are implemented by the Indian Administrative Service and allied services. To become an IAS officer, you must clear the civil services exam conducted by the UPSC. This is one of the toughest exams in India, although not impossible to crack. The civil services exam  has three stages, each stage eliminating candidates who do not clear it:

1. Prelims – Two MCQ papers (General Studies, CSAT)
2. Mains – Nine theory papers (Essay, Two Language, Four General Studies, and Two Optional Papers)
3. Interview – Personality Test

for more information follow the below link :

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-civil-services-answer-key-chanakya-ias-academy

Hello there

I want to tell you that UPSC and IAS are two different things. UPSC also known as Union Public Service Commission is a body which conducts examination for various group A services allocation and one such highest post is IAS. The candidates who are Aspiring to become an IAS officer or want to go into IFS are want to become an IPS officer they give this examination and after qualifying it they become what they want.

The minimum eligibility criteria to give the UPSC examination is you must be a graduate from any recognised University in whatever stream if you are then you are able to give this examination.

Hope it helps!

Thank you!

Hello aspirant!

Hope you are doing well! If you want to become an IAS then develop your mind like an officer don't think such negative things ,nowadays to become an IAS the stream like science ,arts and commerce do not matter but what matters is your hardwork and consistency,so please avoid such things and start your preparation and get out of your comfortable zone.

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Hello,

I hope you are doing fine, Yes you can. It is very normal and ethical for any civil officer to open an YouTube channel and be an social media influencer to motivate the young aspirant to work more hard and learn about the what truly civil services are. But if your monthly income exceeds 1Lakh  per year then you must mention it in your yearly earning Form 16.

I hope you find this information helpful. I wish you all the best for your future.

Good Luck

Hello ,

Good Science Optional Subjects:

• Animal husbandry and V eterinary Science
• Anthropology
• Botany
• Chemistry
• Medical Science
• Physics
• Zoology

As you saw, there are a lot of science  subjects you can choose.

If you are a recent graduate or are still doing your graduation and have started your IAS preparation , it is recommended that you take that subject as your IAS optional. This way you can save time and also take advantage of the fact that the knowledge is still fresh in your mind

I hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

UPSC exam eligibility-

• Age limit- 21-32 years
• No. of attempts- 06 (General and EWS), 09(OBC), SC/ST (Upto age limit)
• For IAS and IPS candidates must be a citizen of India.
• Graduation degree from a recognized university in India

According to the question-

• If the foreign MBBS graduates are Indian Citizens ,then are eligible to take up UPSC CSE exam.
• You need to get an equivalent certificate from Association of Indian Universities

Thanks!

Hello there

I want to tell you that no any specific subject is important to become an IAS officer. For becoming IAS officer you have to qualify UPSC CSE examination and in that you have to study dynamic syllabus some will be common to all the candidates and some will be of your choice.

So start your preparation and do that subject excellent in whichever you feel interested and can work hard in that.

Hope it helps!

Thank you!