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,

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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

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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

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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

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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

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see if you are preparing for UPSC then you have to manage your time very efficiently. let's assume that you are taking coaching from 9am to 6 pm then after coming home you have to manage time for class notes, printed materials as

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Yes! And you must prepare with all your heart because this will be your last attempt because 32 is the upper limit for the eligibility criteria if you are from the unreserved category though.

Although you must not have used up all your attempts to be able to

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The State Services officer( Group-1 officers) are also eligible to become CONFERRED IAS OFFICERS.

The State Administrative Service personnel who belong to Group-1, which includes Revenue and non-Revenue officers, are chosen to become Conferred IAS or Promotee IAS.

The SELECTION COMMITTEE, which is headed by the UPSC Chairman or

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If you’re truly passionate about becoming an IAS officer you will surely be able to convince them for the same.

More often than not our parents are concerned because they want us to be secure and giving upsc cse can sometimes be a gamble.

However, so is NDA!

Hi Nancy,

I do understand your and your parent's concern. I would want you to let them know and make them understand what you have planned for your future and how you would be implementing it in reality. You are the answer to your question and you have to convince