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GATE and IES, both are totally different examinations.

GATE is an entrance examination to get admission into IITs, NITs or other engineering colleges for post graduation courses in Engineering, Architecture, etc. In GATE, the top 10% students get a chance to work in PSUs as an engineer. The various

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I hope you are doing your first year in b.tech.Then you have plenty of time to get yourself prepared for your IES examination. The IES exam is considered as one of the toughest examinations in the country.The IES exam is a three stage recruitment process - IES Preliminary,IES Main and

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Okay, highest package offered within college is 25 lpa. But college and students are not good enough to grab that chance.

For placed students, Hashgen provided 7 Lpa and that's highest recorded till date. Well few other students have got packages like 6–6.5 also. But that's a few.

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Yes, final year engineering students too are eligible to apply for Indian Engineering Services, but they have to show the proof of passing the qualifying examination during the selection time as prescribed by UPSC. Only failure to do so will lead to rejection of selection.

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Yes ece is in the four branches which in which you can take your exam. But student from any branch of engineering can sit for ESE but the student have to choose any of the four branches for the exam

1. Mechanical engineering

2. Electrical engineering

3. Civil

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IES exam is for graduates of  Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics & Telecommunications . And you are from ECE , so you are eligible for IES exam  without any doubt .  Also to be eligible candidates  must be at least  of 21 years while upper age limit

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The degree can be obtained in any stream recognised by University Grants Commission (UGC) to apply for UPSC Exam.

UPSC civil services examination needs a complete hold over General Studies papers which are classified under four parts, GS I, GS II, GS III and  GS IV. Each of