Hey,

When you say scope, am assuming you’re talking here in terms of placements.

So be it an NIT or any other reputed university across the country, It’ll always be less then B.Tech. You’ll always be second preference, mostly it’ll be your college “placement cell” who’ll make you feel that and then some big tech giants.

Given this, you can have an amazing career. because scope completely depends on you skill set. If you’re good at it, and can prove it, they’ll take you. simple as that. A lot of hiring challenges are always around. keep a look out.

Now it is totally depend on your skills and your passion which is good for you MCA or UPSC .

Hope I solve your query.

All the best!!!!

Hello,

UPSC Medical Science is a broad term that covers such areas as biochemistry, molecular biology, medicinal chemistry, microbiology, neuroscience, physiology, nutrition, pharmacology, toxicology, vision science and biomedical technology.

Some steps to prepare for UPSC medical science

Step 1 : Know the Syllabus – Medical Science Paper

Step 2 : Select the Best Reference Books for Medical Science Paper

Step 3 : Prepare Important Topics

Step 4 : Prepare Previous Question papers

4-5 months, if you study Medical Science 12-15 hours per week. This should be enough. Also, it depends on how much can you recall your graduation concepts.

I hope this will help you.

All the best !!

Hello,

As per eligibility criteria of UPSC, candidates need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized University, there's no specific aggregate required in this case, you need to attain 21 years and can apply even in the final year, so to answer your question yes, BSC Yoga is three years undergraduate degree, if you do it from a recognized University, then you'll be definitely able to apply for UPSC.

HELLO STUDENT!!

I THINK YOU SHOULD DO MCA OR MCS AFTER YOUR B.SC(CS) GRADUATION. YOUR MCA OR MCS WILL MAINTAIN THE TOUCH WITH THE TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMMING WORLD. AND IN FUTURE DAYS THERE WILL BE A BIG OPPORTUNITIES ON THIS TECHNICAL WORLD.

SO I WILL SUGGEST YOU TO DO MCA OR MCS AFTER YOUR B.SC(CS). AND YOU CAN ALSO DO UPSC PREPRATIONS SIDE BY SIDE WITH YOUR MCA AND MCS

Hey!

Yes, final year students can also sit for the UPSC prelims exam. The passing of the said final year exam should render the candidates eligible for the UPSC civil services exam, i.e., it should be a graduation-level degree from a recognized university. If you will the form in 8th semester then you will will sit for prelims in next year, till then you would be undergraduate.

Thank you

Hello,

When it comes to eligibility criteria for UPSC Indian Engineering Service, then candidates need to pass graduation in the field of engineering from a recognized university, those in final years can apply but they need to show the proof of their passing qualification within the stipulated time, else it may lead to disqualification, age limit is between 21 years-30 years.

Hello Purva

In most colleges you cannot change your stream from biology to physics as they are not that related. In my college, Central University, once you have taken admission in a subject of life science you cannot switch to pure science. However there might be colleges which can allow you to switch but I have not heard about any such incidence in Science field. There are a few engineering colleges which allows changing stream from civil to mechanical but thpse are limited to engineering colleges.

Hello,

Yes, you can appear for UPSC after completion of BBA Program. As per eligibility criteria for UPSC candidates need to pass Bachelor's Degree in any from a recognized university, there's no specific aggregate required in this case. One needs to attain 21 years ago and can apply even in the final year of graduation.


UPSC consists of three stages; Preliminary,  Mains and Personality Test.

To give you a brief about the exam;

Preliminary consists of 200 Marks for each paper, its numbers are not added in the final list, it's in MCQs format. It mainly consists of GS Paper-I consists of the following topic such as History of India and Indian national movement, Indian and World geography, Economic and social development- sustainable development, poverty,inclusion demographics, social sector initiatives etc,Indian polity and governance-constitution,political system,Current Events nationally and Internationally, General Science,General Issues on environmental ecology,biodiversity and climate change. you just need to score the required cut offs against your category.

And then we have second paper CSAT which is a qualifying paper ,you need to score 33% means 66 marks out of 200, it  includes topics such as basic numeracy, comprehension, logical reasoning and analytical ability, general mental ability, decision making and problem solving, interpersonal skills including communication skills. Knowledge coupled with speed is the key to qualify Prelims.


Coming to Mains it's more of a subjective type, one needs to write answer for Four General Studies Paper such as

1. GS-I includes Indian Heritage and Culture,History and Geography of the World and Society,
2. GS-II includes Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations,
3. GS-III includes Technology, Economic Development, Bio-Diversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management,
4. GS-IV includes Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude

Apart from four GS papers, there are two optionals, one Essay, two language paper, there are total nine papers here. 250 marks for each paper, total is 1750 marks, this is further followed by Personality Test of 275 marks.

Hello student ,

I will suggest you to go through Chemistry rather than geography because as you have mentioned that you have done post graduate Chemistry ,so that it will be easy for you for your preparation for UPSC  and through this you can easily focus on other subjects of UPSC .

I hope you find it helpful.

Hello,

In order to appear for UPSC, candidates need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized University, there is no specific aggregate required in this case, you need to attain 21 years age, and can apply even in the final years.

There isn't anything as such best subject for UPSC, as it's tend to be more humanities oriented, hence those from the similar backgrounds have added advantages of being well acquainted with the subjects which don't happen in case of other students such as engineering or medical, however if we look at previous year trends of toppers, many people from these background too have successfully qualified, so eventually it's your planning, preparation and dedication that matters, also UPSC tends to be unpredictable, in such cases it's good to have back up plan.

If you are very clear about appearing for only UPSC, and no other exams, you can pursue graduation in any discipline of arts such as  political science, public administration, economics, geography etc, however in this case you have start your preparation from college year itself as upsc syllabus is humongous.