D Pharmacy is a year Diploma Degree and for appearing for UPSC, you need to have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum duration of 3 years. It can be B.Sc or BA. But it cannot be Diploma course. So if UPSC is your goal, you should pursue atleast a 3 year Bachelor's degree.

Dear krupa,

Thank you for your query. According to the official website of UPSC which conducts the IAS exam Jain will be considered under the category of OBC. OBC candidate has 9 attempts and can write till 35 years of age.

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Hello,

Eligibility for UPSC is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, you can apply even in the final year, there's no minimum aggregate required for this, UPSC is more humanities oriented if you have inclination towards arts stream then you can choose subjects like political science,public administration, geography, history etc to name a few, it entirely depends on your interest in which field you want to apply,having any of this subject will also have an added advantage when it comes to choosing optional in the exam, you can also consider going through the entire list of optional subjects to choose your subject.

Eventually, it doesn't matter which stream you're from,the reason being UPSC allows people from diverse backgrounds to appear for this exam and even those selected candidates belong to varied streams like arts,science, engineering, medical etc what matters is your strategy and planning.

The eligibility criteria for UPSC which is the entrance exam for Civil Services is that you should have completed your Bachelor's degree in any discipline. So if you are not interested in pursuing BA, you have a variety of courses to study from. They can be Professional courses like MBBS, BDS, B.Tech, CA, CS or life Science courses like B.Sc in Bio Technology, Microbiology, Biology or Mathematics, Statistics, or Acturial Sciences. It more or less depends on the subjects that you have studied in your 12th. If you can help us with that information, we can help you with relevant information.

Dear sonu,

Thank you for your query. IAS and Income tax are different departments as IT department officers are IRS people.

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Dear shahbaz,

Thank you for your query. There are over 1 Lakh students who became IAS officers through Prayas coaching institute. The institute is in Borivali.

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