It's a Question of your Career!

Hii

You can know about your exam center only after the admit card has been released. This informinformation are written only on the admit card. But, be assured that you will get the test centres among the choice you have given. And the probability of getting first choice is very

Mukti, which exam are you enquiring about?

Hi aspirant,

Happy to hear your interest. But to become a IAS officer you have to write IAS exam. To write IAS exam you should be a 21 years old person with a degree from a recognized university in India. So prepare well from today to crack IAS exam with

Hello Supriya

Glad to see that you are interested for UPSC at that age.But i would suggest you to prepare for your 11th and 12th exams because you will get so much time to prepare yourself for UPSC after 12th.Also you have mentioned that you are from Science Stream,that means

Start studying 6th to 10th ncert for basics now

Then after your 12th go for some good books like M laxmikant etc

You can only give it after graduation

Hello,

First of all, right now you're only in 11th Standard, so you have got a lot of time in hands to prepare for UPSC.

To give you a basic idea about UPSC exam, it consists of three level-

• Preliminary
• Mains
• Interview

Preliminary numbers are not added in the final

Hello Pranab,

Hope you are doing well.

It is a great career choice as this is an emerging sector in management and some of the best colleges where you can pursue MBA in Travel and Tourism are :

Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management, Gwalior

Indian Institute of Hospitality

Hello aspirant, firstly, symbiosis institute of technology is really good and you can go for it. Secondly expected cut off for computer science branch,  they haven't released it yet. But  I can give you the cut off last year. For you to get computer science branch, you need to score

hello meghana.....

you can ofcourse check your NSEB marks in the result published website on their homepage or from other by websites who have published the result on their websites too..if you have lost your roll number, on the homepage of the nseb website you wiill be having an options