hi,

see to crack in upsc civil service exam it is not necessary to study in du, you may search in past years results and may have seen that candidates from colleges or universities has cracked this exam, what is most important is to make strategies, follow the exam syllabus, make necessary notes and practice regularly. to become eligible for civil service candidates with a graduation degree from any area can apply. since it is one of the toughest exam in india , so you need to start preparation early as possible. see Delhi university is one of the prominent university, by studying there you can gain knowledge from faculty, seniors, but it is not that if you can not get admission in du you can not crack civil service.

I hope you may understand. best of luck for your future.

Hello Jagdish!

I hope you are having a nice day!

I would like to inform you that you will lots of career option after the completion of B.Sc degree program you can work in various areas which include both science & non-science fields. After that you can also go in research field in various institutions of india then you will be recruited by many big organization at a very good salary packages. And either you can go for animation or graphic field or IT sectors. After the completion of B.Sc you can opt for higher studies as well.

Hope it will help you. If you have any question regarding it you can feel free to ask me in the comment section given below. And keep studying and keep growing.

All the best for your bright future!

Thanks.

Dear Aspirant,

A 6 band indicates competent English. It implies that you are good at English but you perform good in the situations you know well, while in other situations which are unfamiliar or specialised, you face difficulty. So, that means you are eligible but it depends upon the job you are applying for or the university you are applying for. But your scores are pretty good for the same.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hi Ayush,

I would advise you to follow your heart. If you want to do Engineering, you should go for Engineering, no matter what 'they' say. if you are dedicated enough, you will be able to excel in your field, whatever the odds might be. Ultimately, it is your future and you will be living it out so make sure it is a bright one.