Hello,
Aspirants, when theybegin IAS preparation, are generally confused. They are unsure about how to start, and what to study. Theyhave numerous queries in their mind regarding exam eligibility, exam dates etc. Many are not sure if coaching is essential or not. Their worries are not unfounded.
Misguidance can cost any aspiranta lot of time and money. Many coaching institutes are unsure how to properly guide aspirants as per the latest requirements of UPSC. There arecoaching institutes which charge hefty fees, butprovide poor service and low-quality study materials.

Join any coaching that will be best suited for you.

Cheers !!

Hi Nitesh, I appreciate your inspiration to FIGHT IAS exam. Let me inform you something - Though they demand Graduation to a candidate to fight IAS but candidate pursuing Final year of graduation is also capable of IAS exam...

Exam happens in 3 phase - Prelims, Mains and Interview. Prelims contain 2 objective paper - GS (History, polity, science & tech., environment, geography, current affair) and CSAT (Comprehension, Decision making, Maths)

Mains - Total 9 Subjective paper - Essay paper, English comprehension paper, Hindi paper, 4 GS paper, and one Optional paper containing 2 part - I & II

Final Interview - personality test

This is all... if have any doubt then let me know... and gud luck

Its good to know you want to get into the Civil services. UPSC conducts the civil services exam for recruitment of IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS etc.
The UPSE CSE is conducted in three stages: Prelims, Mains and Interview for final selection.
The minimum eligibility to appear for the Civil Services Exam is a gradutae in any discipline. 

Please read in detail about the UPSE CSE by Clicking here. The notification for the exam normally comes in the month of August in all leading newspapers

Kindly get back to us in case you have any specific doubts

 

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