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Since you have already made post degree plans i.e. pursuing UPSC, comparing colleges just on the placement basis will not be feasible. If you wish to know which college has a better campus life, facilities and overall extra-curricular atmosphere then you should check out peer reviews given at COEP

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By doing PhD you can contribute by doing research in a particular area. Let's say if you are pursuing PhD in Commerce then you do research in the area related to particular subject. Your research can help only a small section of society related to your field of

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First of all, UPSC preparation cannot be done by choosing a particular college or university. As you are seeking to do engineering, the whole course curriculum will be different. No college as such provides UPSC preparation. Candidates generally prepare for the exam after the commencement of classes in the

Hello. As per my research, yes you will need to pay fees for upgrading in 2 round . You have the option to lay it before 1st round ad well. The fees would be the same. Only the chances differ.

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Dear Aspirant,

You need to keep few things or aspects in mind for best preparation for the JPSC and UPSC exams , they are ;

1. Preparing for current affairs is very important.
2. NCERT books are an initial source of reference.
3. Standard reference books such as Laxmikanth’s Polity, Bipin Chandra for

Yes. Integrated courses are also considered eligible for appearing for UPSC examination. So if you want to pursue Integrated M.ScClinical Psychology and then appear for UPSC, you can do so.

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

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No. There is no such examination which you can apply for while you are still in your 12th standard.There are definitely a few exams which you can sit for once you have passed your 12th boards.

National Defence Academy Examination(NDA)

A National Defence Academy is an academy of Indian