courses for civil servicing after 12th

depends on your stream in +2.

If you are from Arts stream, the efforts lessen a bit as you are aware of the subject content related to History, Geography, Polity, Economics, etc, which are the soul of UPSC CSE.
Start reading newspapers and develop it as a habit-cum-hobby. By the time youll complete your graduation, you will be having a good command over reading newspapers. Along with this, start any good monthly magazine, like Chronicle, Pratiyogita Darpan, etc. They will give you some extra information which you might have missed in the newspapers.

If you are from Commerce background, you need to focus on subjects like history, geography, etc. You can fully rely on the NCERT books for these subjects. If good at commerce subjects, go with it as your optional.
Rest remains same as discussed above.

For science stream, if you are doing a professional course, i.e., engineering or medicine, it would be better if you concentrate more on your field throughout the graduation period, as they demand more time. You can surely start reading newspapers and subscribe to a competitive magazine. It will make sure you remain connected to the happenings around the world. You can start preparing for other subjects like history, geography, polity, etc from your pre-final year or in your final year.

Apart from this, you can watch a detailed strategy for beginners as shared by Dr. Roman Saini onUnacademy - India's largest learning platform

For CSAT, it will hardly take 23 months prior to the exam to have a good command over it as its just a qualifying paper (as per current scenario). So dont take too much stress of this paper as of now.

Best of Luck Follow these small things throughout your college and dont forget to enjoy the college life.

Hello,

If you're enquiring regarding Civil Service Exams then UPSC conducts it at national level for which eligibility criteria is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university with no specific aggregate required in this case, you need to attain 21 years age and can apply in the final year of graduation, if you're wholly and solely focused on cracking this exam it helps to an extent coming from humanities streams, as your aim and studied will be directed in one direction, UPSC syllabus is more humanities oriented hence you will have an added advantage, for this you can go for graduation in any subjects such as political science, geography, economics, public administration, even law as a subject is too a great option, however I want to again put an emphasis on the fact that UPSC doesn't discriminate among aspirants hence people from all backgrounds appear for the exam as well as qualify, if we see last few years toppers they come from diverse backgrounds such as Engineering, Medical, Commerce etc in some cases candidates gain few years of work experience in their relative field and later on so the preparation for UPSC which is fine, if you're not sure of UPSC at this moment, you should go ahead with whatever options interests you, there is no hard and fast rule for this, eventually it's your diligence, focus ,determination, dedication which will sail you through this tough exam which more or less remains the same for every aspirants. The same eligibility criteria applies for state level exams as well, they too flow the same exam structure in this case.

depends on your stream in +2.

If you are from Arts stream, the efforts lessen a bit as you are aware of the subject content related to History, Geography, Polity, Economics, etc, which are the soul of UPSC CSE.
Start reading newspapers and develop it as a habit-cum-hobby. By the time youll complete your graduation, you will be having a good command over reading newspapers. Along with this, start any good monthly magazine, like Chronicle, Pratiyogita Darpan, etc. They will give you some extra information which you might have missed in the newspapers.

If you are from Commerce background, you need to focus on subjects like history, geography, etc. You can fully rely on the NCERT books for these subjects. If good at commerce subjects, go with it as your optional.
Rest remains same as discussed above.

For science stream, if you are doing a professional course, i.e., engineering or medicine, it would be better if you concentrate more on your field throughout the graduation period, as they demand more time. You can surely start reading newspapers and subscribe to a competitive magazine. It will make sure you remain connected to the happenings around the world. You can start preparing for other subjects like history, geography, polity, etc from your pre-final year or in your final year.

Apart from this, you can watch a detailed strategy for beginners as shared by Dr. Roman Saini on

For CSAT, it will hardly take 23 months prior to the exam to have a good command over it as its just a qualifying paper (as per current scenario). So dont take too much stress of this paper as of now.

Best of Luck Follow these small things throughout your college and dont forget to enjoy the college life.