Dear Dipak, UPSC is a civil services examination which is conducted by Union Public Service Commission  for the people who wish to join any government civil services including IPS, IRS, IAS, IFS etc. This exam is conducted once a year in offline mode (pen-paper based exam). Exam is conducted in

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DySP is stands for deputy superintendent of police. They are posted in subdivision. The post is equivaleent to ACP Assistant commissioner of police in metropolitan. Candidates must be Indian citizens with any degree and between the ages of 21 to 38 years. There is a minimum physical requirement

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You can not compare both UPSC and SSC. UPSC provides class A services and SSC provides Class B government Job. You can become a gazetted officer after clearing UPSC but after SSC you need to wait for 14 years and promotion.

Both the exams has very tough competition.

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In my opinion, you should go for bachelor's degree in Economics over B. Pharmacy as BA in economics will help you in subjects of UPSC. Other bachelor courses which you can consider are as follows:

• BA in sociology,
• BA in history,
• BA in political science
• BA in Hindi

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Pursuing graduation through distance mode can be a good option if you're wholly focused on qualifying UPSC exam, as you can start your preparation early and simultaneously you can continue with your graduation studies, basically for appearing in UPSC it doesn't have any specific criteria of belonging to any

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It's very good that you such an valuable goal to achieve. Most youngsters nowadays are still confused about their career it's cool you are able to move forward with your goals and life.

So firstly there should be two plans in mind always . What if one fails and

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You have not mentioned the name of the university.

The eligibility criteria states that Candidates must hold a graduation degree in any discipline from a reputed university. After this you need to qualify the Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Exam. The exam itself is structured into three parts

Hi Dipak,

You can appear for UPSC exam with having studied from any stream. There is no particular stream which is mandatory for UPSC exams. However, if you are in class 11th, then I'll recommend you to go for humanities/arts stream in class 11th and 12th as subjects taught there