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i have complete my 12th now.can i join now ias coaching center in tirupati

Aditya kumar singh 1st Nov, 2020
Hi,
You have only completed your 12 now and to be eligible for ias exam you have to complete graduation from a recognized college. So first complete a college degree and choose a course which will help you in choosing optionals in ias exam as if your graduation course and ias optional course will be same then your concepts will be clear after completing the degree and after revising the course for 2 -3 times you can appear for the ias exam and score good .
Hope it helps ..
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if I do betech with computer science then I can apply IAS

Koustav Dey 1st Nov, 2020

Dear aspirant,

Yes , a B.Tech CSE student can appear in IAS Exam. Any Indian with Graduation degree in any course from recognized university are eligible for IAS exam. The final year student of degree courses are also eligible for IAS exam.

Hope this helps!

Good luck!

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does the syllabus differ for different position like IAS IPS IFS or the syllabus is same and is that its just depens on rank in all over india?

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 11th Dec, 2020

Hi

UPSC civil services examination is the common examination to get into services like IAS IPS IFS etc.

Now, irrespective of the service you want to get into you will have to appear in UPSC examination and need to go through its same three stages and has the same syllabus

*prelims exam :- it is objective
*Mains exam. :- it is written examination
*Interview

Prelims syllabus

It has two papers -
*General Studies Paper I and
*General Studies Paper-II.

Syllabus is :-

*Indian Polity,
*History,
*Indian Economy,
*Science and Technology,
*Environment and Ecology,
*International Relations and associated current affairs etc.

Similarly , you can get complete Syllabus of UPSC for both prelims and Mains examination by going to our page, the link is given below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-syllabus

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after getting seat in jee mains after which course is need for IAS to become

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 29th Oct, 2020

Hi

If you want to become an IAS officer then you need to clear UPSC examination

Now,

To be eligible for UPSC examination to become an IAS officer you need to be a graduate in any discipline .

After qualifying JEE Mains you must be doing your engineering right now and engineering is a graduate course so definitely after the completion of your engineering you will be eligible for UPSC examination and if you managed to clear UPSC examination you can become in IAS officer too.

You can check UPSC eligibility criteria below

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

So you don't need to worry at all know ,now that you have cleared JEE mains and you will be doing your engineering ,you will be eligible after the completion of your engineering for your UPSC examination

*Minimum age limit :-  you need to be at least 21 years old to be eligible

*Maximum age limit :-  32 years , also there's 3 year relaxation on upper age limit for obc and of 5 years for sc/st category

For detailed information go through

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

Thank you

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I study in std 12 . when I can fill form for srmjee?

Debdeep Pramanik 27th Oct, 2020
Dear Aspirant,
SRMJEEE application form has been released in second week of October 2020. You need to register yourself as of now to apply for the examination. The last date to submit online application is nearly last week of March 2021. The exam would be conducted in second week of April 2021. The syllabus is as same as other competitive exam after 12th like JEE Mains. There are some criteria to apply for SRMJEEE. Such as candidates must have completed 16 years of age on 31st July 2021, upper age limit will be 21 years. Resident Indian/NRI/PIO/OCI candidates will be eligible to apply. Candidates must secure minimum 50% marks in in physics chemistry and mathematics in their qualifying examination.
Hope you have understood. All the best.
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what are the subject was good in puc and what was good in degree to become IAS officer please explain step by step

pkp.inutail 6th Dec, 2020

Greetings,

Your under graduation degree and branch do not matter much if you are going to appear for UPSC unless you choose one of your own subjects as optional.

If you want to decide on a subject to study during under graduation then go for the one which is the easiest so that you may get some extra time to prepare for UPSC

You can choose from one of the arts and humanities optional subjects in UPSC which are highly sought after like - Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science, etc.

Go for the branch which will not be much of a time consuming experience later on as you near the end of your under graduation so that you can focus your attention of UPSC.

good luck!

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IN JOSAA COUNSELLING ON AN AVERAGE HOW MANY SEATS ARE ALLOTED ROUND WISE.SINCE THERE ARE ONLY SIX ROUNDS IN 2020 DUE TO COVID.BUT I CHECKED IN SEAT MATRIX IN JOSAA BUT IT SHOWS ONLY TOTAL SEATS BUT NOT THE SEATS ALLOTED ROUND WISE.

ARYAN SAGAR 25th Oct, 2020
Dear student,

Actually it is very hard to tell that in which round how many seats got filled. The josaa board released the seat matrix on the offical site, that shows how many seats are there. Now before round 1 all seats were vacant. Basically the participating institute set a particular cutoff range, and if any student lie in that range of cutoff he / she will got a seat. So, the number of seats filled - it depends upon, how many students have secured ranks within that particular cutoff range.

In josaa counseling, before every round the board releases there number of vacant seats after previous round counselling is over. That means suppose if you are attending round 3 counselling, then josaa will release the list that will tell how many seats are vacant after round 2 counseling. So you can get an idea of number is seats filled in each round by subtracting the number of vacant seats before every round for each round.

Also note that, there are many cases seen where the seats got completely filled in 2nd or 3rd round of counseling, because of fall of many candidates within the same cutoff range. So in that case, after or before every round the seats will be remained full and the cutoff closing rank will also not increase.

Also check out the following link to know more about josaa 2020 counselling :-
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/josaa-counselling
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hy mam/sir can i do IAS after interior designing

nishant sharma 22nd Oct, 2020

Hello student ,

Yes , you can do IAS after interior designing but note that if you have done diploma in interior designing then it is considered equivalent to intermediate only. Diploma is not considered equivalent to degree and for  the examinations of UPSC , you are required to possess any bachelor degree irrespective of nature & mode of the degree. You must have obtained the bachelor degree from an UGC approved university.If you seriously planning to go for Civil Service examination, then first of all, you have to go for completion of graduation degree in any discipline.

Hope it helps !

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what are the best ba(history, economics, political science)degree colleges with integrated ias coaching for boys in Hyderabad

Shreya sharma 23rd Oct, 2020

Hello aspirant,

Best degree colleges in Hyderabad with integrated IAS coaching are :-

  • Narayana IAS academy intermediate boys campus
  • Pragnya IAS academy
  • Shine India degree and IAS academy
  • Shri chaitanya IAS academy
  • Krishna pradeep's 21st century IAS
  • KL university

Out of these, the most reputed is Pragyana IAS academy. The have a revised curriculum for civil services which is better.

Thankyou

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as we complete degree we cant give ias exam ? with out cochhing for one year?

Bhumika Gupta 22nd Oct, 2020

Hey aspirant!

This is all myth that you can't give IAS exam without coaching, because there are many aspirants who gave exams without coaching. All you need to do is stick on your study timetable and also read 6 to 12 Ncert books and solve previous year exams paper. And the most important thing is that you have to fulfill eligibility criteria.

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