Hello Swathi, can you please be clear with your question? I will be able to help you in a better way if you mention which group are you talking about. Also mention about your education qualification and subjects you have opted for in whichever course you have been enrolled in.

Hello Anupama,

I commend you on your choice to become an IAS officer. We at Careers360 are here to help you achieve your goal.

To become an IAS officer you need to first complete your bachelors degree following which you can appear for the UPSC examination.

UPSC stands for Union

No, to become a IAS officer your have to clear the UPSC exam which is the toughest exam in India. But yes after B.A.(Psychology) you can apply for UPSC and choose psychology as optional subject.

But to become a Psychologist you have to do M. Phil or P.hd in any

Greetings, 

Shivam so  after going through the stated problem I would suggest that according to your scores there are many private colleges which will provide you admission in any scores but of course they will be expensive and I will not recommend spending so much money on a BA degree

1. Before trying to understand how to start preparing for UP

4.The newspapers are the most important aspect of the IAS exam.

5.The NCERT textbooks from classes six to twelve play a very significant role in IAS exam preparation.

Dear Manjeet,

According to the official notification of UPSC Civil Services Exam (The entrance exam for becoming an IAS Officer), candidates with graduation degree or equivalent in any disciple are eligible for appearing in Civil Services Exam. So, don't worry about your disciple or about which subject would be beneficial.

Hello,

I would like to mention some of the books mentioned by experts at careers360 for UPSC civil services exam below:

General Studies Paper I

• History of India and Indian National Movement
• Indian Polity and Governance - Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues, etc
• Indian and World