Hello Mahesh,

In order become an IAS officer in India, you must write and qualify UPSC exam which is also popularly known as IAS exam.
In UPSC main written exam there are 9 papers and one of the papers is English.
If your score in the main English exam is

Yes ofcourse a female lieutenant officer of Indian Army can give UPSC civil services exam without leaving the job if your preparation is well enough. As it must have been in your knowledge that UPSC CSE is one of the toughest and crucial exams in India because of its vast

Hi

To become an IAS officer you need to clear UPSC civil services examination

You can choose any subject or course like BA, Btech, Bsc, bcom, Mbbs etc based on your interest for your graduation.

This is because,

To be eligible for UPSC  examination there is no compulsion to be

Hello aspirant!

The syllabus of UPSC CSE does not change every year. In fact it seldom changes. The last time it saw changes was in the year 2013 and now that it has nearly been a decade, it still remains untouched.

Hence, even if your are preparing for later, you

Hello Aspirant

Not at all, no. No institute's resources are adequate.

You must create your own study material from these institute's notes, Toppers' notes, your own regress analysis of the topic from Google, and notes from previous year's questions in order to pass this exam.

No Institute can say that

Hello,

If I am not wrong, you are referring to UPSC. So yes UPSC has 9 papers in mains, out of which first two are qualifying while rest are counted for merit which are known as GS paper. It takes 5-7 days for completion of mains exam.

1. Paper 1: Qualifying

Hello,

Which college are you enquiring about?

See when it comes to appearing for UPSC, candidates need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, there is no specific aggregate required in this case, those in the final year too are eligible to apply provisionally, also you have

Hello aspirant!

I totally understand why that question would pop in your mind.

However, I would like to tell you that that is a deeply personal question.

What course you do should absolutely not depend on upsc preparation.

It has to come from within. It is a decision we reach

Hey aspirant,

Taking up psychology would be an excellent choice with your given carrier option, psychology degree will immensely help you in your IAS. Becoming an IAS officer is Full of hard work , dedication and discipline and choosing psychology for your graduation really sets as a good base and

Good Morning

Hope you are absolutely fine As per your query for any civils exam preparation,the best guide is NCERT textbooks. It has covered all the necessary topics from basics and it is easily understandable. some of the most important NCERT and other books are listed below: