Hello aspirant

Basically all engineering courses have mathematics and physics in their syllabus every year. You can't imagine an engineering course without physics and maths.

Plenty of degree courses are there without physics and little maths for eg

Bsc psychology

Ba psychology

Ba english

Bachelor of social work

Bachelor of

Hello applicant,

* Firstly I wanna talk about the UPSC exam it is  nationwide competitive examination in India conducted by the Union Public Service Commission for recruitment to various Civil Services of the Government of India, including the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Foreign Service, and Indian Police Service

*UPSC is

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UPSC Civil services examination is conducted by UPSC(Union Public Service Commission) every year for services like Indian Administrative Services (IAS), Indian Police Services (IPS) and Indian Forest Services (IFS) and Central Services such as Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS), Indian Foreign Service etc .

Exam eligibility: Candidate must

Yes dear Student you Can write UPSC mains Examination in your regional language kannada because kannada is one of the language accepted by UPSC.But the question paper is printed in either in English or in Hindi unless you are answering the Compulsory language paper. It will be more difficult to

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No, you cannot give UPSC examination while being in your 3rd year of BA LLB as BA LLB course of 5 year duration, so even though you are in your third year you are still not a graduate and so not eligible for UPSC examination.

You can check the

Hi,

The syllabus for UPSC DCIO exam is-

1. Electronic Devices and Circuits

2. Signals and Systems

3. Digital Electronics

4. Computer Organisation and Operating Systems

5. Analog Communications

6. Digital Communications

7. Microprocessors and Microcontrollers

8. Digital Signal Processing

9. Computer Networks and Cyber Security

10. Microwave Engineering

11.

HELLO,

All time reffered books are RS sharmas , India's ancient past ,AL BASHAMS "THE WONDER THAT WAS INDIA".Other books to build  strong on basics are NCERT Class XI Ancient India  NCERT Class XII Theme in Indian History- I   ,NCERT Class XI an Introduction to Indian Art    .

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You get enough time to prepare for UPSC CSE in any course if you stay consistent. however if you are super sure about pursuing UPSC CSE it is advised to take ARTS (Humanities) in your 10+2 or graduation which are actually interrelated subjects to Civil Services but we have seen

Hello Aspirant,

As you have completed your 12 with PCM and now you have to think for your career ahead.

Firstly, you have to think that has you enjoyed studing Science or not. If yes and want to just learn and gain some practical knowledge you must go for ENGINEERING

Hello,

As you have mentioned that you are preparing for UPSC and PSIR, so in case you want to pursue your PG you must take a very light subject, that can either help you in your preparation and does not become a burden.

Also I would like to suggest that