Hello Siddhi, See For UPSC prelims subjects need to be covered - Paper 1 - History, science and tech., art & culture, economy, polity, geography, environment, and current affair. Paper 2 - CSAT (Comprehension, aptitude, decision making questions)... Whereas Mains has total 9 paper (1 essay paper, 1 Hindi &

Hello Siddhi, For UPSC you have to 1st clear graduation (Final year graduate student can too apply for UPSC exam)... Topics they cover:

prelims - GS paper (History, Sci & tech, Polity, Geography, Art & culture, current affair, and environment)

Mains - Total 9 paper (4 GS paper, 1 essay

Thanks for the question.

Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP)

Minimum Duration: 6 Months

Maximum Duration: 2 Years

Course Fee: Rs. 1,000

Minimum Age: 18 Years 

Maximum Age: No bar 

Eligibility:

No formal qualification

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This Programme is offered by the University to those students who wish to do Bachelors Degree of

I've been saying this a lot, and i'll say it again. Unless you have a solid plan laid out for yourself and you're so passionate about chemical engineering that you cannot wait for two more years, you should instead think about finishing high school.

And mind you, you will be

dear jitu bora

as you got good rank in jee main and also got in other competitive exams as if you need seat or admission in coep engineering college you have to get avove 45 or 50 % in mhtcet to get cs branch thank you

Hi Shivam,

Yes, you are eligible for the law. But tell me which exam you are exactly talking about? So that I can give you the exact eligibility criteria for that exam.

Good Luck!

I am assuming you are from general category. Based on your overall academic profile, you will need to score atleast 99.8 percentile to get a call for the next round of IIM A, 99.5+ for IIM B and 99+ for IIM C.

All the best!