My friend got 398 marks out of 800 and his rank was a little over 4000. So 114 out of 800 would not be a pretty good score, to be blunt. But these year the trends may deceive you a little bit due to all this chaos and pandemic. Yet

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if you are form science stream and got 50 percent marks and want to become an IAS officer then if you are not having interest in science and want your time to be devoted only on the preparation of becoming IAS officer then please go for b.A degree.

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Yes, hostel facility is available for both boys and girls in Shankar IAS academy. Per month expenditure would be tentatively Rs 7500/- onward. Check out this link https://www.shankariasacademy.com/hostel/

For general studies, the fees is around a total of 141000/- for GS +CSAT +Optional studies. Check out this website for more

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You should read the NCERT books from cclass 6th to 12th. It will give great benefit to you.As the other books are just a high level version of these NCERT books,you can understand the details and your basics will be superb!!

After reading NCERT's you will be able to

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see upsc civil service exam is one of the toughest exam in india. now see as per the eligibility criteria candidates from any of the course of bachelors degree are eligible to appear in civil service exam. so it does not matter whether you go for engineering or general

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82.2% is actually a good percentage from ICSE BOARDS. You can pursue both the career options. One of the best way to join Indian Army is through NDA examination that you can appear, just after completing your higher secondary education. You can be an IAS officer by cracking

UPSC is a 3 stage   selection process involving Prelims, Mains and Interview which tests your personality test. Prelims has 2 Papers namely General Studies and CSAT.

General Studies has Current Events, History of India and Indian National Movement, Indian and World Geography, Indian Polity and Governance, Economic and Social Development,

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Ncert books are more preferable over any state board books be it Punjab or any other state board books.

So , you should go for NCERT books, also NCERT books are good for basic concepts and they are written in a very simple language,  also many questions in UPSC

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If you have four years for the preparation of UPSC examination then you can prepare in a very well manner, in the first three years cover and complete the entire syllabus and keep the last one year for revision, test series and for current affairs

Follow the below tips