Hello AKSHAY.

As you are saying that you are interested in civil servises . So as far as my knowledge I am suggesting you that you should go for DEGREE+IAS coaching in Sarat Chandra Academy. It is a good institute as you are opting out for IAS. More importantly in

In my point of view, if you are aspiring for civil services, you should opt for degree + IAS in Sarat Chandra IAS Academy. NTR is although a well esteemed institute but I feel that for upsc exam (ias), Sarat Chandra is the best option. In latter case you might

HELLO SHYAMALA !!

Just relax . Their's no bad of you are confused it shows atleast you are concerned for career and not careless. SEE i am an engineering student and i am GRE aspirant ( masters from abroad), and i planned all this just few months back. so see

Hey Raghavendra,

It is totally fine to take a year drop for JEE , most of the people do that, it provides an year to focus specifically on the JEE. And as far as chances of you preparing for UPSC, it won't have any effect on that. One attempt less

Well many people drop a year to prepare for jee mains and advanced so there is no harm in taking a year drop. Sometimes, it is difficult to manage to study school level syllabus along with the syllabus of jee, especially jee advanced. Jee mains does not need a year

There are no such specificaions given by upsc regarding your +2 marks. They are not concerned with your +2 marks and it does not affect your interview marks nor does it affect your mains rank. Though, it only boists your self morale. Other than that, it has no role in

Hi there,

UPSC conducts many exams and I am assuming you are inquiring about the UPSC IAS also known as the UPSC Civil Services Exam.

So, lets get you started!

The UPSC IAS application form is released every year, you must keep track of it. The exam is one of