hi,

see amrita coaching institute is an upsc civil service exam coaching center, where you have provided the class room program, as well as online sessions for courses. there is also mock test series which is beneficial for upsc IAS preparation.

however there is no b.sc courses is available for

Hi Vinod,

Hi

In order to become IAS officer you have to complete your graduation first after passing your higher secondary examination.

Then you will have to crack Civil service examination conducted by UPSC.

UPSC takes three examination for civil services.
* Preliminary examination
* Mains examination
* Personal Interview

your rank in final list will decide which post you can get or you have chances of getting your desired job.

For an instance if you look for a general category

then upto 100th rank you can get an ias

than upto 200th rank you can get ips than rest.

Hello Sumit,

In UPSC syllabus there is 26 subjects. In Mains exam candidates is to choose one option subject from the UPSC list of 26 subjects. Each optional subject has 2 papers of 250 marks.

And UPSC prelims subject list

1.History

2.Geography

3.Political Science

4.General Science- physics, chemistry & biology

Hello Selvakumar!

All IAS, IPS and IFS aspirants give the common UPSC test. If there clear prelims and mains, then they are called for interview. The final ranking is based on the candidate's performance in both the exam and the interview.

Now, candidates are alloted their respective roles based on

Hello,

You can start your coaching in the final year itself if you can handle your studies and UPSC preparation, if not do it after graduation. Meanwhile, few things you can do on your own is get acquainted with the syllabus, start reading the newspaper such as The HIndu or

Hello aspirant,

To become an Ias officer you need to clear UPSC exam that is civil services exam with good score.

I hope this was helpful

Good luck!

Hello,

First of all the minimum educational qualification required to take on the IAS exam is graduation. You have to have a degree from a recognized university to attempt the IAS exam conducted by the UPSC every year. So does that mean you start preparing for the IAS exam only