Hello Candidate,

The pandemic has been utilised and could be utilised by different students in a different number of ways, for example some use it as a ample time to boost a preparations and improve their overall performance whereas others just based this time thinking it to be a boring

Hello aspirant

To become eligible for UPSC civil services examination you must have to complete your graduation degree minimum from any recognised university in whichever stream.

So as you completed your 12th class then you're not able to appear in UPSC civil services examination. Firstly complete your graduation and start

Hi Aspirant,

I assume by BAFSY you mean that you are working in a financial sector. Now coming to the topic whether you are eligible for Union Public Service Commission(UPSC) or not. Yes, you are eligible for UPSC as the academic eligibility criteria for UPSC suggests that candidates must have

If you compare between IAS and IFS then obviously IAS have more authority in the district and the public administration compared to IFS. Although for IFS, the country in which the officer is posted, becomes the diplomat who is responsible for the well being of the citizens of India living

Hey,

You can generally pursue any of the course in your graduation of your interest and choice while preparing along side for the UPSC.

However, Humanities field certainly helps in preparation of the UPSC Examination, however, the selection rate shows that their is no as such reliable data which shows

Hello there

The minimum eligibility criteria to be able to sit in UPSC civil services examination is you must have completed your graduation degree in whichever stream from any recognised University.

So yes as you completed your BSc Honours mathematics then you are eligible to sit in UPSC CSE and

See if you wish you can join coaching classes but it isn't necessary. You should strengthen your fundamentals in 11th and 12th and you can join the coaching in the 1st year/starting of the 2nd year of your college. Most of the coaching institute design there courses for 2 years.

Hello,

Despite the fact that both services are of similar reputation, most UPSC Civil Services applicants choose the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) over the Indian Foreign Service (IFS). Even the highest UPSC test scorers seldom opt to enter the Foreign Service.

A diplomat's life may appear to be highly colourful

Dear Shashi,

I will tell you pros and cons of taking any stream/degree of graduation keeping in  the mind that you have to become an IAS officer.

See, there is no hard and fast rule that you have to choose a particular stream in graduation to be eligible for UPSC,