Learing any language can be your benefit!!

Tip #1: Prepare Yourself

Tip #2: Make a Time Table

Tip #3: Know the UPSC Syllabus

Tip #4: Newspaper Reading/Current Affairs for IAS

Tip #5: Choosing Optional

Tip #6: NCERTs

Tip #7: Making Notes

Tip #8: Answer Writing Practice

Tip #9: Solving Previous Years’ UPSC Question Papers

Tip #10: Mock Test Series

Tip #11: Important Government Resources

Tip #12: Revision

Tip #13: UPSC Interview

Tip #14: Relevant Magazines

I hope it helps!

Thankyou!!

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query there no such thing as non transferable job when it comes to Central government job or services. And once you are applying for UPSC you will have to keep in mind that postings and transfers will be a part and parcel of your job life. Please click on the link below for more information and updates. Hope you find this helpful. Thank you.

https://news.careers360.com/upsc-recruitment-2020-apply-for-42-asst-engineer-and-various-posts

Hello student

Banajiga caste comes under OBC Category in the central list of OBCs for state of karnataka.There is relaxation in upper age limit for the OBC students. The candidates are requested to go through the eligibility criteria before application. For more details

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for RPF SI as well as UPSC is based on graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, in case of RPF SI the exam is conducted in three stages such as Computer Based Test, Physical Efficiency Test and Physical Measurement Test, followed by Document Verification, however in case of UPSC the three stages are Preliminary which has two papers, each of 200 marks, it's conducted in MCQs format, the second stage is Mains which is subjective paper you have to write answers, there are total of nine papers, and last stage is Personality Test. The syllabus of UPSC is humongous, it's one of the toughest exam, however RPF SI consists of only CBT Test which consists of sections like General Awareness, General intelligence and Reasoning, Arithmetic, as this is CBT based hence practice and accuracy matters lot here, preparing for UPSC is lot more different as I said the syllabus is quite extensive.

Hello.,

Yes dear you are eligible for UPSC Infact any student who completed their graduation from any course are eligible for UPSC exam. The students who are in final year or the students waiting for their last exam results are also eligible for UPSC.

Infact arts have more advantage if you are studying humanities as UPSC exam needs political., Geographical., Historical., Science etc., and arts students have good advantage and chance to crack the exam.

Hope this helps you. Good luck

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can join competitive exam coaching classes from 11th. If you wish to prepare for UPSC, then you may join any coaching classes. Mist of the students now a days, join coaching classes compulsorily for the studying about UPSC.

But, remember, it must hamper and come between your daily study schedule mostly. If it comes, then your 11th and 12th  would not be good and you could end up getting low grades in your 12th examination.

You can also start preparing for UPSC after 12th, there's no compulsion that you have to start studying and preparing for UPSC after 11th. I am just saying this because, you will only get a good college for graduation if your 12th grades would be good.

But, if you can handle both, 11th std studies and going to coaching classes then it's fine and OK.

There are various platforms available from where you can study and gain knowledge about this competitive exam.

Hope that helps. Good luck

Hii there,

Dear candidate, for optional subjects please go through all subjects once lightly so that you can know which is more heavily doped with huge syllabus. You can go for any, there is no such scoring type here. Also I suggest you to start your preparation from NCERT books from class 6 level, also in between work on your communation skills, vocabulary, etc.

Hope this solves your concern.

All the best!