Hello,

For the IAS exam, you can enroll in any bachelor's course. It would be great if you figured this out and solely pursued your bachelor's in this discipline as you are already clear that you want to choose Botany/Zoology as optional studies. The optional subjects are crucial to the IAS exam. Even if you are uncertain about this, you should choose B.SC (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry). Because you would be able to study both botany and zoology in this, and you could also choose an optional subject at the end.

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Hi

No, you are not eligible for UPSC 2023 examination.

This is because,

For st category, upper age limit is 37 years old as on 1st of August of the year of filling the form i. e means to be eligible you should not be more than 37 years old on 1st August 2023 in case of UPSC 2023

But you will be 37 years old in October 2022 itself means more than 37 years old as on 1st August 2023 i. e 37 years and 10th  months old as on on 1st August  2023 and  thus not eligible for UPSC 2023

For reference,

UPSC eligibility  criteria is provided below:-

********   You  must  have  a  bachelor's  degree in any, discipline    from a  recognised university   .

******** Minimum  age  limit :-  you  need to  be at least  21  years  old   to be  eligible as on 1st of August of the year of filling the form

******** Maximum  age  limit :-as on 1st August of the year of examination

• General category :-32 years

• Obc :- there's 3  year  relaxation on upper age limit for  obc , so upper age limit is 35.

• Sc/st :- 5 years relaxation, so upper age limit is 37.

********Attempt limit:- The maximum of times one can appear in UPSC is given below category wise :-

• General/ EWS - 6

• OBC or  General PwD - 9

• SC/ ST - No limit ,   can appear till upper age limit .

For detailed  information related to UPSC eligibility criteria ,  you can visit our page at

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria/amp

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ADITYA KUMAR

If you wish to go for IAS PCS then you will have to clear UPSC exam. Where as UPSC and b pharma are completely different streams in different directions.

To prepare for IAS PCS i.e for UPSC exam you should study from NCERT and several other books. You should also practice last 4-5 years question papers.

Hope this helps.

Hello aspirant,

In order to apply for UPSC IAS Exam or to appear in one, you first have to be graduated and have to score the required percentage in the graduation level. You cannot directly apply for UPSC exam for IAS or IPS.

The minimum educational qualification required to take on the IAS exam is graduation . You have to have a degree from a recognized university to attempt the IAS exam conducted by the UPSC every year.

Further, to know more about the UPSC IAS Exam and its eligibility criteria, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-cse

i hope that this will help.

Hello,

New UPSC aspirants are always in dilemma about study material because market is full of different resources for one subject. Different toppers and teachers advice for different material. But there are certain resources on which you can rely. Some of them are:

• First of all, be thorough with class 6th-12th NCERTs for all subjects.
• There are certain necessary and advisable books like Lakshmikant for polity, spectrum for Modern History, RS Sharma for Ancient History, Economics NCERT for economics, GC Leong for Geography, etc.
• For dynamic subjects like International Relations, one can take notes or printed materials from any coaching institute and newspaper is must for these subjects.
• Apart from these books, newspaper is very important for UPSC. Aspirants cannot leave it even by mistake.

These are standard resources for UPSC. For optional you can search for best notes.

Hope it helps.

All The Best!!

Make a legitimate schedule so you can finish your prospectus on time.

Begin perusing The Hindu paper. It will truly help you.

Take the schedule and earlier year papers of this test and dissect them. Figure out what is the idea of the test, what sort of inquiries UPSC poses, and what is the degree of strength. You will get an unmistakable picture that will help you in the long haul. This investigation will assist you in fostering a way to deal with perusing books from this test point of view.

Begin your readiness from NCERT books.

It will take 2-3 years on average to become an IAS.

hlwo aspirant

hope you are doing well

UPSC Civil Services Exam Age Limit: Candidate must be a minimum of 21 years of age and must not be more than 32 years of age. General Category & EWS: 32 years; 6 attempts. OBC (with certificate): 32 years + 3 years; 9 attempts. SC/ST: 32 years + 5 years; unlimited attempts.

sorry to say but now you are not eligible for UPSC exam cause your age is higher than the age limit.

sorry, but best of luck.

Hey!

My advice to you would be that as of now your daughter Ananya is too young to even be thinking about the preparation.

There’s still almost about 10 years before she will even be eligible to appear for the exam.

There however is a small tip that i have learnt over the years which is that the most important study source for UPSC CSE are NCERTs.

Although she doesn’t have to study it with that perspective but if one keeps their basics of the ncert clear there preparation becomes a thousand times easier.

But right now is truly the sparking age of her childhood. Let her blossom and come to a point where she is ready to take on all these responsibilities.

All the best for your future pursuits!

Feel free to ask more questions and queries.

Hello User,

Hope you are doing well.

If it’s treatable, it shouldn’t be a problem. But if it affects vision or if there is any possibility for vision degeneration in the future, then it may be an issue.
Physical and medical fitness for the services differ for technical (IPS etc where requirements are more) and non- technical services (IAS etc)

It is given in much detail in this notification: (from page 12) https://persmin.gov.in/ais1/Docs/Appendix-III.pdf

Better to check with an ophthalmologist with these details and get their advice.

Hope this will help you....Good Luck!

hlwo aspirant

hope you are doing well

it will not create any problem in future but the thing is that you have to study very toughly cause as you know in science stream there are theory, theorems, calculas, intrigration. these are  little bit tough. and choosing science stream is good option for you cause it gives you so many job opportunity in future. as well as you can do graduation related to science, commerce and arts stream it gives you a option whatever subject you like and you think is easy you can go for that.

personally I'll suggest you after completing your 11th and 12th go for Btech it is equivalent to graduation then you should apply for UPSC if you clear UPSC then it will be good or if could not clear then having a science and technical background gives you a advantage of working in industries.

hope this is helpful for you

best of luck