Hi,

With any degree you can appear cor the IAS exam. As the eligibility to appear for IAS exam is candidate should have degree from any recognized university.

However if you want to select a degree course which will help you in preparation of the IAS exam also. You can select courses which have the same syllabus as that of civil services exam. Some of the such courses are -

B.A - English literature or other language (as the pre and mains syllabus includes languages also)

B.A political science

B.A history

B.A sociology

B.A geography

Bachelors in mass communication and journalism

B.Com

These are the courses which can help you. However infact there is no specific degree as the syllabus of civil services is broad whatever degree you get you will have some use of it in your preparation. So choose that degree course which you like to study. And sidwise focus in the preparation of civil services sticking to the syllabus.

Hope it helps.

Hello Aspirant

The selection of IAS Mains optional is particularly crucial. You have to select an optional subject in UPSC which you are confident to score high in UPSC mains. the easiest and scoring optional subject for UPSC is discussed below.

Sociology, Geography, and Public Administration are easy subjects to score. Many candidates have scored more than 400 marks in these optional subjects as per the previous year’s result. And the subject

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Thank you & Good Luck!!!

Hello,

Zoology is a very good optional subject because the syllabus is more of static,the questions asked are direct in nature, you can present your answers with diagrams which if done correctly and neatly will fetch you marks, it also overlaps with few part of General Studies Papers, similarly in case of IFos too this optional is available(only difference is eligibility of IFos is Bachelor's Degree in Science/Engineering).

Now, coming to your question, one of the most important thing you have to remember is the syllabus of optional is nothing short of graduation studies, hence the decision to choose zoology or physics depends on you completely, if you choose physics you will have an added advantage is that you're already acquainted with the syllabus, so the efforts you'll put in this will be comparatively less. And most importantly, don't go by the success ratio of any optional subjects, choosing an optional should depend entirely on your interest, the reason I'm emphasizing on this is because many engineering aspirants too have chosen their area of study as optional and have qualified the exam as well. So, choose your options accordingly weighing everything.

Hello student I'm sorry to inform you but student having BHMS degree are not eligible for UPSC CMS as per eligibility criteria - Candidates who've passed the written and practical parts of the final MBBS examination are eligible only.

So you must have passed MBBS for UPSC CMS. Upper age limit is 32 years for UPSC CMS.

Reserved category an female need not to pay any application fees where as General category student need to pay 200rs as application Fee.

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.careers360.com/upsc-cms-2020-notification-released-check-details-here/amp

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Do not overthink or do not take much stress as you have already taken PCMB which itself has a huge bunch of syllabus. So first try to clear your 11th and 12th and then you can think for preparing.

After 12th you could take Arts stream which in turn will help in your preparation for UPSC CSE. And one more thing, it is a myth that you will have to remember the all only the dates and all. Yes, you will have to but slowly, slowly you will take up and there are also certain tricks to mug up those Historical Dates.

All the best!!

Hello

Before knowing what jobs youbyou getyget have to know about what is MPSC and UPSC.

MPSC it is a Maharashtra Public Service Commission by choosing this one,you will get government jobs in the state of Maharashtra,you have to write following exams to get posts in it,they are

• State Exam Service
• Agricultural service Examination
• Maharashtra Engineering Service
• Forest Service Examination
• Judicial Service Examination

UPSC is Union public Service Commission by choosing this one you will get the government jobs overall India,For getting Jobs in UPSC you have to write following exams,

• Indian Forest Service Examination
• Combined Defenses Service Examination
• Combined Geo Scientist And Geologist Examination
• Indian Economic Service And Indian Statistical Service Examination
• Combined Medical Service Examination
• National Defense and National Naval Academy Examination.
• Engineering Services (Main) Examination
• CISF AC(EXE) LDCE
• Central Armed Police Forces(ACs) Examination
• Civil Services Examination
• 
  

The jobs you get after mpsc are

Deputy Collector

Deputy Suprintendent of Police (DySP)

Assistant Commissioner Sales Tax

Deputy Registrar Co-operative Socities

Deputy Chief Executive Officer

Suprintendent State Excise Deppt

Block Development Officer (BDO) – A

Finance, Audit & Accounts Service – Group A

Chief Officer, Nagar Palika / Nagar Parishad – A

Tahasildar

Block Development Officer (BDO) – B

Chief Officer, Nagar Palika / Nagar Parishad – B

Mantralaya Section Officer

Sub-registrar Cooperative Societies – B

Taluka Inspector of Land Records(TILR)

Deputy Superintendent State Excise Deppt

Finance, Audit & Accounts Service – Group B

Assistant Regional Transport Officer (ARTO)

Nayab Tahasildar

The jobs you get after upsc are

All India Civil Services

Indian Administrative Service (IAS)

Indian Police Service (IPS)

Indian Forest Service (IFoS)

Group ‘A’ Civil Services

Indian Foreign Service (IFS)

Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IAAS)

Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS)

Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS)

Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS)

Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES)

Indian Information Service (IIS)

Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS)

Indian Communication Finance Services (ICFS)

Indian Postal Service (IPoS)

Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS)

Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS)

Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS)

Indian Revenue Service (IRS)

Indian Trade Service (ITS)

Railway Protection Force (RPF)

3. Group ‘B’ Civil Services

Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service

DANICS

DANIPS

Pondicherry Civil Service

Pondicherry Police Service

Hope this helps

Hello dear student,

UPSC is the biggest examination  of India and syllabus is really vast so from 11th only you have to start preparing and analyzing your weaknesses ( the subjects which are part of syllabus but you are least interested  in) . The first and foremost  step you have to take is start reading newspapers. It is very very important.  Also, reading newspaper does not mean that you just read some  interesting  headlines of newspaper. NO! You've  to be smart while reading newspaper and should read it in UPSC point of view. Stay aware with the political news in India.

Second important tip is make the habit of preparing  notes. Whatever subject you've  chosen, study via making notes. It will help you for your maiins examination which is subjective type.

You don't  need to be a bookworm .Just focus on your subjects of 11th standard  with studying little bit of general knowledge  regularly so that you get updated with all the important  topics.

This is all you've  to do from now. Stay focused. Stay motivated. Not everybody  knows everything so never get demotivated whenever you feel that you are not aware of something . All the very best for your  future !!