I believe MNNIT Allahabad being a NIT has a more student friendly and structured curriculum in ECE with quite a number of Electives like Economics and Humanities and Social Sciences as well as Management Subjects which indirectly might help you in your quest in UPSC. Having a larger batch with almost 10 Departments, you might find a good group including UG, PG and Ph.D students preparing for UPSC, which perhaps might just help you.

IIIT Allahabad is too a good institute, mainly focussed in Research and Development in Information Technology. In case you want to go for a Job post Graduation, do prefer IIIT A over MNNIT A, as it is one of the Top 10 Institutes in the Country at Par with Top IITs, BITS Pilani and NIT Trichy when it come to employer outlook and placements.

Hello Abhishek!

Here are the subjects you must prepare for UPSE Civil Service Exams:

Syllabus for Paper 1 (Prelims):

1. Indian History (National movements, independence struggle).
2. Currents affairs (both national and international).
3. Indian politics(Constitution, formation of government, elections, assemblies, levels of government etc).
4. Geography(Physical geography,economic and political of India, world).
5. Environmental studies(climate change and movements, biodiversity etc).
6. Economic development, economy of India, gender issue, demography, poverty, important schemes of govt etc.
7. Aptitude based questions.
8. Logical reasoning and analysis.
9. Comprehension.
10. Basic math.

For Mains:

1. Indian History, culture, heritage.
2. World history, world wars etc.
3. Indian politics, governance, social juistice and international relations.
4. Disaster management, economic development, technology, national security, biodiversity etc.

For more information refer to this article:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-syllabus

Hello
shubhamindiasharma , JEE has limited attempts (only two) whereas one can appear for NEET for a slightly more no. of attempts. JEE Advanced is considered as one of the toughest entrance examination of India. The difficulty level of the paper is very high as compared to NEET paper.

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Hey Sonam,

For one to be able to apply for UPSC exam, you need to be a graduate in any field. You have passed in the 12th with 60% and overall result is pass, so you have to take an undergraduate course to complete graduation. After the Graduation, you can apply for the UPSC exam without any problem.

Good Luck with the Preparations !!!

Dear aspirant,

There are various telegram channels which provide short notes for NCERT you can join some of them and download the short notes from there. NCERT Books and Solutions is an app which not only provide latest and old books both of NCERT but also solutions and short notes of the chapters of NCERT in a systematic way. It also provides test papers. A series of app made by SUPERCOPS for different classes is also a nice app as it provides short notes of all the chapters of all the books of NCERT in a diagrammatic way. Various YouTube channels are also there which will explain the chapters of NCERT and help you learn them.

Hope this helps.

Dear candidate,

If you are satisfied and are interested in the aforementioned subject then go for it but always try to remain consistent on your regularity. Never stop yourself or confine yourself regarding academics or knowledge. Keep learning new things. Your choice is completely fine to ace your preparation in UPSC but one may pick from the subjects mentioned below as well:

• Geography
• Sociology
• Political Science
• Modern History
• Economics
• Philosophy
• Any Literature
• Psychology
• Public Administration

All the best!

Hii there,

Dear candidate the SSC has released news for CBT to be conducted for constables for recruitment in 5846 seats. Male and female numbers are specified. Also again the board announced, 649 Vacancies of Constable (Assistant Wireless Operator & Tele Printer Operator) in level 4 of the pay matrix in 2020 January only. I request you to visit the website again and again if any vacancy comes.

Delhi police comes under Home Ministry.

Written test which consists of subjects like reasoning, numerical ability, general affairs and computer knowledge are included in it. It then follows with physical test and medical test and the document verification round.

All the best!!

Hi Nida,

The UPSC examination is held for jobs inn the Indian Administrative Sector. For eligibility to  the examination, you need to have a Bachelor's Degree from a recognized Board or University. It is not mentioned what field it needs to be in, so you can go for any field of your preference.

As you have taken Science in your 10+2, you can go for Engineering(If you have Math), Medical(If you have Biology), Law, Humanities, Agriculture, etc. Honestly, no one can really tell you which field would be the best for you. That is a decision you should make.

Regardless, you should start researching History and keeping track of Current and World affairs as it will help you a lot for your UPSC journey.

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UPSC stands for Union Public Service Commission, as the name tell, it's not a master, this is an examination and cannot be done in just 1 subject. Candidates are allowed to chose from 26 optional subjects, each optional subjects are written for 250 marks making it for main exam.