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IAS Books For English Language Comprehension – Prelims Paper 2 (CSAT)

• UPSC PORTAL: English Language Comprehension Skills (CSAT Series Book)
• English Comprehension / Reading Comprehension.
• 30 Days To A More Powerful Vocabulary by Wilfred Funk.
• English Reading Comprehension by Anjani A Gupta.
• Essential English for Competitive Examinations - 2nd Edition  by  Dr. Rashmi singh.
• List of English Literature books for IAS exam:
  • Introduction to English Literature by W. H Hudson
  • The Routledge History of Literature in English
  • A short History of English Literature (Pramod K. Nayar)
  • King Lear- William Shakespeare
  • The Tempest- William Shakespeare
  • Hard Times- Charles Dickens
  • The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn- Mark Twain
  • Kanthapura-Raja Rao
  • A House for Mr. Biswas- V.S. Naipal

(https://www.amazon.in/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1?ie=UTF8&field-author=Dr.+Rashmi+Singh&search-alias=stripbooks) List of Important IAS Books for hindi Exam

• 7 Varsh Upsc IAS/ Ips Mains Hindi (Anivarya) Year-Wise Solved Papers (2013 - 2019)
  
• Aadhunik Sahitya ki Pravritiyan – Namavar Sinha
• Jaayasee Aakalan ke Aayaam- Sadanand Shaahee
• Kabeer –Param Anand Srivastav
• Kabeer ke Sabad – Dr. Sukadev Sinha
• Khadi Boli ka Prarambhik Swaroop – Nilesh Jain
• Mahaabhoj Mulyankan ke Paripekshy – Sadaanand Shaahee
• Mohan Raakesh aur Ashadh ka Ek din –Gireesh Rastogi
• Niraala Rachita Raam Kee Shakti Pooja Bhaashy –Dr. Surya Prasaad Dikshit
• Prasda Aura Skandgupta – Dr. Rvatramana
• Triveni – Acharya Ramachandra Shukla

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Hello there

Good to see that you want to become an IAS officer so I want to tell you that there is no any graduation degree which will help you more or less in your UPSC CSE preparation.

So you can go with any stream and then can start your preparation from the first year of graduation. Do that thing which excites you which interests you and in which you can give much time without getting bored because at the end interest matters.

If you'll ask with me that which degree will help you in your UPSC CSE preparation I will suggest you to go with Bachelor in Arts as its most of the syllabus concerned with UPSC CSE syllabus and will surely help you.

Best of luck!

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I hope you are doing well!!

Coaching will give you enough study material as well as guidance from experienced teachers but after a long time, you will not get enough output from these institutes.

There are few good institutes you can trust upon if you are a Hindi medium aspirant like Drishti, Patanjali etc. But still I will suggest if you are a Hindi medium student then you can prepare from NCERT books and make your own notes to make your GK stronger.

These days the Civil Services exams is based on totally current affairs. You can trust on some online sources like Wikipedia (Hindi and English), Sansar Lochan, Vision IAS Hindi Test Series bla bla.

I know there are few sources for Hindi medium students but still you can fully trust on the above websites I mentioned. You should also have knowledge about English because you are going to be an IAS officer. That is why keep searching English sources also for the particular topic you’re searching for.

I hope this helps!

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For beginners who are completely new to the domain of economics, go through NCERTs book for gaining the understanding of the fundamentals, the content is written is easy to understand language, and there are many good creators in YouTube as well who have uploaded these lessons as well, so if you're someone who feel more comfortable in understanding concepts through audio-video medium, you can refer this, other than that personally I have found Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh to be a great book as all the topics are covered in elaborative manner, and the language too is easy to comprehend, you can also refer Indian Economy by Sanjiv Verma which is equally a good option, other than this supplement your preparation with budget and economic survey, you can go through yojana magazine, and the economic edition of pratiyogita darpan too is quite good, if you have time you can go through that, even the regular book which comes out every month is pretty good for preparation of any compeitiive exam.

Hello there

I want to tell you the basic eligibility to appear in UPSC CSE examination to become an IAS officer is you must have an undergraduate degree from any recognised University in whatever stream. There is no such best or worst degree for becoming an IAS officer.

Yes some of the degrees may help you in your UPSC CSE preparation as their syllabus and UPSC CSE syllabus mostly overlaps. One such very popular degree is Bachelor in Arts. But you can do your graduation in any stream according to your interest and remove this from your mind that any degree is best or worst for UPSC CSE.

For some more reference you can refer to this website to know no more about UPSC CSE:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

I hope it helps you!

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Depends across Courses at Foreign Universities. Usually 1 Year Executive Programs, might not necessarily require a GMAT Score, provided you have a strong profile, backed by a strong work experience in Government of India. However, it again varies with Universities. GMAT is compulsary you may have to produce the score with the Application. Incase youre targeting a Full Time Program, you might necessarily require GMAT Score.

This exams are same.The civil service examination (CSE) is a nationwide competitive examination in india Conducted by the union public service commission for recruitment to higher civil services of the government of India,including the Indian administrative service,indian foreign service and Indian police service.Also simply reffered to as the UPSC Examination.It is conducted in 3 phases a preliminary examination consisting of 2 Objective type papers(General studies paper 1 and general studies paper 2 also popularly known as civil service apptitue test or CSAT,and main Examination consisting of 9 papers of conventional (essay) type,in which two papers are qualifying and only marks of 7 are counted followed by a personality test(interview).A successful candidate sits for 32 hours of examination during the complete process.

Hi aspirant, since you have got 70 percentile in you JEE mains exam Paper 2 so according your percentile you rank will be somewhere upto approx 50K-100k so according to your rank range for Paper 2 you may not get any NIT but you may have some chances for GFTI's and you can find those colleges with the help of below mentioned link;

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_barch_cp

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