Hey Aspirant,

It's so good see that you have already decided to become an IAS officer at this age.  Now if you have decided to pursue engineering degree I still believe that you should not compromise with college so you don't need to drop an year , just go for

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Which category are you from?

Assuming that you are from general category.

You can appear in IAS examination i. e UPSC civil services examination for the maximum of 6 times as a general category candidate

For your reference,

For reference, UPSC eligibility  criteria is provided below:-

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See to become an IAS officer you need to qualify the civil services examination conducted by UPSC (Union Public Service Commission).The exam is conducted to recruit various civil servants in different sectors of the government such as IAS IPS IFS and other Central government services of allied services.

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Good to see that you are thinking a very great thing to become an IAS officer. See to be eligible to sit in an upsc cse exam you must have at least a graduation degree in any stream from any recognised university.

That doesn't matters online/offline/open or regular.

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Kindly post your query in English language instead of posting it in your regional language as the probability of answer and information you seek on your query becomes very low when you post it in your regional language. From your query the only thing I can understand is you

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well ! If you want to become an IAS officer after joining the x group or y group then you just need to finish your graduation first .UPSC needs graduation so complete and after graduation at the age of 21.You can apply for upsc

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

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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

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

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