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I dont like computer then I can do engineering

lakshita shaan 3rd Sep, 2020

hey,

i hope you are well

if you do not like computers then still then are a lot of options available for you , except computer science engineering or information technology , software engineering , artificial intelligence etc, you may choose any one from them listed below

1. chemical engineering

2. aerospace/aeronautical engineering

3. civil engineering

4. electrical engineering

5. electronics engineering

6. mechanical engineering

7. engineering management

8. production engineering

9. structural engineering

10. textile engineering

hope this helps

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I an in 10 class. what I have to do for becomes a IAS but I opt pcm in 11class

Pankhuri Kumari 25th Jul, 2020
Hii!
In order to become an IAS officer, there's a long way to go for you. You will have to clear the UPSC entrance exam in order to do so. The eligibility criteria for the exam states that the candidate must have completed graduation degree with minimum 50% marks in any subject stream from a recognised University.
So, it's fine if you took PCM Subject ombination in class 11. You can complete your class 12th with science stream and then go for graduation in the subject of your choice. Meanwhile keep preparing for the exam. After you complete graduation, apply for the UPSC exam and move ahed as per the requirements.
Hope this helps.
Good luck!
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AMU Free IAS Coaching Entrance 2021 Date please ...

Aishwary Jaiswal 27th Jul, 2020

Hwllo aspirant,

AMU Residential Coaching Academy offers free coaching for UPSC Prelims cum Mains examinations, but it seems like that dates have not yet been announced .

I would ask you to keep a track of the official website and wait till any further information is announced.

The pattern of the test will be MCQs on general studies and CSAT and 2 descriptive essays.

The eligibilty for appearing in the entrance exam is graduation completed in or before 2019.

process for selection-

entrance exam will be conducted.

Selected/passed candidates will be called for an interview the date of which will be notified later.

The examination fees needs to be paid online.

For more information please visit the official website of AMU .

Hope that helps

All the best

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I want to become ias officer what should I do after 12 th

pjinendraBTECH19 22nd Jul, 2020

Hi Abay'

you want become ias officer it a great choice. its perfect time to start preparation. you need to graduate in order to eligible in civil service examination. so you have 3+ year ahead to prepare  yourself for Civil service examination.

hope this Helps!!

all the Best!!


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how to become a ias officer in after 12

Bikram Das 21st Jul, 2020

Hey buddy!!!

Good to see you that you have taken a great decision to become an IAS officer. I am happy ro see you that you know what you want to do right from class 12th. I think this is perfect time to start your preparation. But some points that you have to keep in mind .

  1. You need to be a graduate in order to be eligible for Civil Services exam.So, you have 3+ years ahead of you to prepare yourself for the exam.You have got more 3 years for grow your skills and knowledge .
  2. Choose your graduation stream very carefully so that you can prepare for UPSC alongside.
  3. Start reading newspaper,Make your notes and do revise sometimes.
  4. In your 3rd year, start thinking about the preparation seriously and target your first attempt right after graduation. Build your base during first 2 years.
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can u provide me the full details about Infian foreign service exam and it is conducted by upsc,ias and ifs have same exams??????

Schulu Duo 19th Jul, 2020

Hello Aspirant!

UPSC conducts the exams for all of these coveted positions. IAS, IFS, IRS, IPS etc are all positions which are achieved when one passes UPSC exam, with IAS being considered the most prestigious. Every candidate's preferences differs greatly though.

All the best!

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can we take IAS after d pharmacy

pdwords Student Expert 18th Jul, 2020

Hello,

In order to appear for UPSC Civil Service Exam, candidates needs to have passed/appearing Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from a recognized university.

Diploma in Pharmacy is two year diploma program and in no way equivalent to graduate/bachelor's degree . In case, you want to appear for this exam, you can pursue your higher studies by completing BPharm through lateral entry, or you can also choose any other graduation stream as per your interest.

UPSC consists of three stages namely

Preliminary has two papers,each consists of 200 Marks and MCQs bases, GS Paper-I where candidates just need to score the required cut offs against their respective category.And then we have qualifying CSAT(candidates need to score 33%), that is only 66 marks.

Mains is more of a subjective type, and consists of Four General Studies Paper such as GS-I ,GS-II ,GS-III,GS-IV,Two Optionals, One Essay, two language paper, there are total nine papers , each for 250 marks, total is 1750 marks.

Personality Test of 275 marks.

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In my school, there is no humanities course for class 11th.so,in which stream I can choose to become Ias or Indian foreign service officer.Can I choose economics?

pdwords Student Expert 17th Jul, 2020
Hello,

When it comes to eligibility criteria for UPSC IAS or IFS , candidate needs to have passed/appearing Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized University, there's no specific aggregate required in this case.

So, your stream in 10+2 or graduation doesn't matter, you can pursue any stream as per your wish, eventually it'll your preparation and dedication that will matter and help you succeed. Yes,arts students have benefit in the sense they're already well acquainted with basics of syllabus, but if you want to keep your career options open you can go for Science or Commerce as well, in case of upsc it's also good to have back up plans.
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which course and college is best for IAS and IPS

pdwords Student Expert 16th Jul, 2020
Hello,

First of all in order to appear for UPSC, you need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, you can appear even in the final year, you need to be 21 years old.

There's nothing as such best college or course regarding UPSC Civil Service Examination and people from diverse background quality this exam, the reason being cracking civil service exam to a large extent is individual efforts, the whole preparation that goes on for a full two years, so until someone has that level of perseverance and dedication, it impossible to succeed.

The reason also UPSC allows aspirants from all background to appear for this exam is also equal opportunity for all, so in order to succeed you can start your preparation in gradual manner from the first year itself like getting acquainted with the syllabus, reading newspaper on a daily basis, when it comes to books start with NCERTs etc.
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