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I assume you want to know the eligibility criteria to becoming an IAS. First of all, to become an IAS,  one has to clear UPSC CSE examiner. There are certain eligibility criteria for applying in this examination and they are as follows:

• Bachelor's degree from any recognised college.
• Age between 21-32; with some relaxation for reserved categories.
• Citizen of India ora subject of Nepal/ Bhutan or Tibetan refugee who came to India, to permanently settle here before January 1, 1962, or People of Indian origin who migrated from Uganda, Burma, Pakistan, Zambia, the United Republic of Tanzania, Malawi, Sri Lanka, East African Countries of Kenya, Zaire, Ethiopia and Vietnam to permanently settle in India.

For more information, please visit the website by clicking on the link given below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria#toc_1

And other government jobs, the eligibility test is different for different jobs. It would have been if you could mention the government job you are interested in.

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To become an IAS officer, focus on building a strong academic foundation. Focus on your studies in school, particularly in subjects like History, Geography, and English. After 12th, choose a graduation course that interests you. Start preparing for the UPSC exam early by reading newspapers, current affairs, and engaging with general knowledge books. Regularly practice writing answers and improve your critical thinking and analytical skills.

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Yes it will be considered because Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (BASLP) is a 4-year degree course . It is a multi-disciplinary profession with core subjects including speech pathology, language pathology, and audiology.

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The main subjects for the UPSC Exam are Indian Politics, Indian Economy, International Relations, Science and Technology, Geography, History, Environment and Ecology, and related Current Affairs . There are 25 subjects and 23 literature optional that one can choose from in addition to this..

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With the help of the IAS Answer Key 2024, applicants can estimate their potential score for the IAS preliminary exam, learn about the various IAS question types, gauge the exam's difficulty, and much more.

To get the answer key, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-answer-key

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The syllabus of these papers includes subjects like Modern Indian History, World Geography, International Relations, Indian Economic development, Disaster Management and Ethics, Aptitude and Integrity . To know all the subjects in detail, you can check UPSC syllabus 2024 for CSE in the given link below ;-

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-syllabus&ved=2ahUKEwiYh_iZ_byEAxXLhlYBHf8GC1EQFnoECBEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0LptyFY3WnS35rKlE8MAhL .

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As per your question, YES absolutely you can study for the IAS side by side along with your Btech course. There won't be any problem for the same. After completing your Btech course, then you can give your 1st attempt of UPSC exam.

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Preparing for UPSC (IAS) is a gradual process. Here's a step-by-step guide, considering your background in BSc Zoology Honours:

1. Understand the UPSC Exam:

Overview: UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) conducts the Civil Services Exam, which includes the IAS exam.

Stages: The exam has three stages - Prelims, Mains, and Interview.

2. Choose Zoology as an Optional Subject:

Subject Choice: You can select Zoology as your optional subject for the Mains exam. This involves an in-depth study of Zoology.

3. Start Early Preparation:

Regular Study: Begin your preparation early with consistent and regular study habits.

Current Affairs: Stay updated on current affairs through newspapers, magazines, and reliable online sources.

4. Understand Exam Syllabus:

Prelims Syllabus: Covers General Studies, including History, Geography, Economy, Polity, Science & Tech, and Current Affairs.

Mains Syllabus: Includes Optional Subject (Zoology for you), General Studies, and Essay.

5. Read Basic Books:

NCERTs: Start with NCERT books for History, Geography, Economics, and Science subjects. It provides a foundation for further studies.

6. Develop Writing Skills:

Practice Essays: Improve your essay-writing skills for the Mains exam.

Answer Writing: Practice writing concise and well-structured answers for General Studies papers.

7. Refer to Standard UPSC Books:

General Studies:  Follow standard books recommended by UPSC experts for each subject.

Zoology: Refer to relevant Zoology books for your optional subject.

8. Stay Updated with Current Affairs:

Newspapers: Regularly read newspapers for current affairs, national and international news.

9. Join Test Series:

Mock Tests: Enroll in a test series for both Prelims and Mains to practice time management and improve answer writing.

10. Follow a Timetable:

Organized Schedule: Create a timetable to cover all subjects and topics systematically.

11. Stay Motivated:

Consistency: Keep a consistent study routine, and stay motivated throughout the preparation journey.

Remember, UPSC preparation is a marathon, not a sprint. Be patient, stay focused, and continuously assess your progress. Regularly review your strengths and weaknesses to make necessary adjustments in your study plan.

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Its not about your school head, you can change your name in the SCC certificate. For this you need to visit your educational board and apply for the change in name by providing the proper documents asked by the authorities, after that your name will be changed within 10 days.

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