Hello,

In any field, a degree or post-graduate degree is acceptable. Always choose a subject for your further education that you are interested in and confident in. Academic interests and careers shouldn't be sacrificed for a challenging and competitive public service position.

Go for it if you find physics or chemistry to be really intriguing. I've always believed that a competent science student has more flare and the capacity to craft accurate responses in a reasoned and impartial approach. First off, if you want to become an IAS, I advise you to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree. Sociology or political science are both acceptable majors.

One may pass any government test, including the UPSC, SSC CGL, State Public Commission Exams, and RRB, with the use of these topics.

These topics are incredibly enlightening and simple to comprehend.

Thank You