Hey raktim.

Anyone who has completed graduation in any course orare in their final year or awaiting results are also eligible to appear for UPSC preliminary Examination.

The candidate must must have attained 21 years of age. Also, he or she must not have 32 years of age as on

You can sit for pre,but by the time of mains you must be a graduate.In case if you are not graduating by the time of mains,then you have to submit your proof of passing.

Hi,

UPSC releases the question paper of UPSC IAS for both prelims and mains exam on its website. You can download the previous year question papers from here and practice for IAS in the best way - UPSC IAS Question Paper

Thanks!

Search about IAS exam pattern and make a study plan. Make a habit of reading the newspaper daily and keep yourself updated with the current happening in the country as well outside the country. Be well versed with the syllabus and start taking notes. Practise previous years IAS question papers

Good you are at Bengaluru, but you can surely relocate if chosen. Both the posts KAS and IAS are prestigious posts in India. The only difference is that IAS is Central Level Post while KAS is State Level Post. Qualifying IAS is bit difficult than clearing KAS Exam

Hello,

Delhi is famous for IAS coaching in India and you can also some of the names in other big cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune etc.

Here are some of the name:

1. Vajiram and Ravi

2. Raju's IAS

3. Elite IAS

4. Classic IAS

5. Vajirao and Reddy

Hi Manikanta,

For becoming an IAS officer, you have to  answer the IAS examination which is held by the UPSC. The eligibility criteria is that you should have a Bachelor's degree. Now the field of this degree does not matter. You can choose any group without hurting your chances of