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can we crack civil services exam after completion of btech with the preparation in last 2 years of btech??

Ashfeen Ansari 6th Aug, 2022

Hello,

Dear student

The answer to your query is yes absolutely, you can crack civil services after your b tech course gets completed. There is no any kind of restriction in USPC CSE exam. Any one at any age not more than 32 can appear and with hardwork and as

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I was born on 26 September 2002. Am i eligible to give UPSC Civil services exam in 2023 ?

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 25th Jan, 2022

Hi

No, you are not eligible for UPSC 2023 with your mentioned date of birth .

This is because,

To be  eligible ,you  need to  be at least  21  years  old  as on 1st August of the year of appearing for UPSC examination i. e 1st August 2023 in case

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Im born on 1st October 2002. Am I eligible for Civil Services Exam 2023?

Afreen 6th Jan, 2022

To be eligible for upsc candidates should attained 21 years of age as on 1st August 2023.you complete 20 years and 10 months at the time of notification so you are not eligible.try in 2024

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Does Gap year or drop year of jee neet aspirant affect in civil services exam or any government exam in Future ?

dammajyoshna123 19th Nov, 2021

Hi,

I don't think it will affect you while giving any government exam. For any government exam there will be a eligibility criteria and certain age limit.

For civil services exam the eligibility age is 21 years and should have a degree from any recognized University.

  • The age limit is
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Does one 1 or 2 year gap after 12 create problem in civil services exam?

Subhrajit Mukherjee 15th Nov, 2021

See in general there are no problem. But if you are targetting UPSC CSE then the age limit if 21 to 32 years. So if you take even 2 years of gap then you have good amount of time available to be eligible for it. Apart from this you should

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i am female and belong to general category having also belong to state up my rank was 48800 so is I have to taken jee mains college or for though civil services exam preparation

Aman Mishra 17th Sep, 2021

Hello,

There is no such rule mentioned that for the civil servant exam you have to compulsorily give the exam of JEE main only the main criteria of given Civil service exams are that you have to be Graduated with atleast 50% and that’s it you can easily give your

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What is the pension amount of an IFS officer after retirement?

shikha jindal 28th Aug, 2021

The overall salary of an IFS officer is 60,000 per month.Moreover,they are provided with several benefits like accomodation, transportation, medical expenses and much more.On the other hand,a government servant enjoys a pension and many retirement benefits.Also,based on the country the officer's pay package can also get increased.In this case,the salary

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Is choosing BA History to prepare for UPSC CSE a good option?

Sonal Nimbriya 24th Aug, 2021

Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

Yes, this is a good choice if you will choose history as a  optional subject in UPSC.

In UPSC one needs to select an optional paper, so you can choose history in that and thus honours in history course help you in building

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Which is the most helpful degree to prepare for and to clear the UPSC CSE?

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 24th Aug, 2021

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You can choose any subject or course like BA, Btech, Bsc, bcom, Mbbs etc based on your interest for your graduation. The additional benefit of courses like mbbs/engineering is that you will have a very good back up in case issue couldn't clear UPSC CSE as it is one

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Is it true that many civil servants are Engineers and Doctors?

pdwords Student Expert 24th Aug, 2021
Hello,

Yes, it's true as much as the syllabus of UPSC is more humanities oriented, the truth is the toppers come from as diverse backgrounds as that of medical/engineering/commerce/science, if you look at previous year toppers then yes , you will find many medical and engineering graduates, and the eligibility
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