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The candidate must have attained the age of 21 years and must not have attained the age of 32 years (for the General category candidate) on 1 August of the year of examination. Prescribed age limits vary with respect to caste reservations. For Other Backward Castes (OBC) the

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People belonging to RBA are not given any extra benefits. A lot of people think that RBA and OBC are same but it is not. Normally category certificates are additional certificates and that is also valid for SC/ST/OBC. Other than that I do not think RBA certificate is eligible

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As far as UPSC preparation is concerned, you can opt for a college which is comparatively laid back in its dealings with academics so that you get more time to yourself and your preparation.

In that respect, I'd say Cummins College of engineering would be okay.

Other than that

Having Completed Diploma in Mechanical Engineering as well as Apprentice Training from BHEL, you need to complete your full time B.Tech degree ( Lateral Entry ) before you apply for the UPSC ESE Examination for the Prestigious Indian Ebgineering Services. For more information regarding the eligibility and the ESE Examination

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Yes you are eligible to  apply for UPSC IES examination but your age limit mus be between 21 to 30 years old. Other wise gap is doesn't matter. Be prepare yourself and it's a very good opportunity for your future.

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If you want to compare any of the two colleges, you have to take some specific points into consideration such as the National Institute Ranking Framework or the (NIRF) Rankings into account which ranked colleges on the basis of teaching standards, research work, placements and outreach programmes etc.

Dear student,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you will do upsc after bsc clinical Nutrition.

According to my knowledge, upsc is one exam that every student from any stream can dream of. So, you need not worry about giving the exam ,you can give it definitely.

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Yes, you are very much eligible to sit for the UPSC or any other state examination. You just need to pursue graduation in any field from a recognized university. So, by distance education, you can sit for the UPSC and any other state exams as distance courses is also

The best prep books for UPSC exams are as follows:

1. Ancient History: ‘Ancient India’ by RS Sharma (Old NCERT)

2. Medieval History: History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra (Old NCERT)

3. Modern History: ‘A Brief History of Modern India’ by Spectrum as well as ‘Concise History of Modern