Hi,

To become an IAS the minimum educational qualification is graduation from any stream.

After becoming IAS you can study BBA in distance mode but you cannot study LLB in distance mode.

LLB degree in distance mode is not recognised by bar council of India.

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Sarat Chandra IAS Academy provides Degree with IAS Coaching for merit students. In Degree , you can choose BA or BSc. Students can approach Sarat Chandra IAS Academy with their Inter/12th/PUC mark list. If student has good marks, they are automatically selected. Otherwise they are asked to write an entrance test in online/offline mode on prescribed syllabus.

The Academy teaches Degree, UPSC Civil services syllabus and also Arithmetic, Reasoning, English required for other competitive exams. Hence, those students who miss to clear IAS exam here can easily clear other top national competitive exams. The director Sarat Sir himself cleared several national exams

• Candidate must be Indian
• Must have  bachelor's degree from any stream
• bachelor's degree Should be from recognised board
• age must be minimum of 21 years and maximum 32
• Relaxations will be given according to caste
• Attempts for examination is 6 and attempt limitations exceed considering your category

• The prayas India
• Teachberry IAS
• ALS
• Ensign IAS academy
• Universal Institute

Hello,

Eligibility for UPSC Civil Services (IAS) is -

• Should be a Indian citizen
• age should be between 21 to 32 years
• Should have a 3 or 4 year bachelors degree or be in the final year of degree course

Some of the top institutes for IAS preparations are -

• Chanakya IAS Academy, Delhi
• Sathya IAS Academy, Chennai
• Brain Tree India, Hyderabad
• Vajiram and Ravi's IAS Academy, Delhi
• Elite Academy, Mumbai

Click at this link to know more - https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

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UPSC has exam has various stages to it. The first is the Prelims exam. The next is Mains and the final round is the Personal Interview. The prelims exam comprises of 2 objective type papers namely General Studies 1 and General Studies 2. GS 2 is also called CSAT. This is for a total of 400 marks. Both papers are held on the same day in 2 sessions in pen paper mode. GS 1 has 100 questions and there is a negative marking of 0.66 for every incorrect answer. GS 2 has 80 questions 0.83 marks will be taken away in the form of negative marking.

GS 1 Syllabus:

Current Events of National and International Importance

History of India and Indian National Movement

Indian and World Geography

Indian Polity and Governance

Economic and Social development

General Issues on Environment

General Science

GS 2:

Comprehension

Interpersonal skills during communication skills

Logical reasoning and analytical ability

Decision making and problem solving

General mental ability

Basic numeracy

Data interpretation

English Language