Dear Aspirant,
Which stream 12th exam have you given? Please let me know.
Arts stream would be fine if you wish to pursue Civil Services. As far as eligibility is concerned, any graduate can apply for Civil Services Exams. You may choose BA Political Science or BCom or BSc or Engineering.
Continuing with the current stream you are in, is absolutely fine.
Remember that an IAS is a overall awareness person with few mastery subjects. You should be aware of all the subjects in general, therefore any graduation is fine.
Enrol yourself now with a good civil services coaching institute for better pra
Dear Aspirant,
Nice to know your aspiration to choose IAS as your career.
Which stream have you chosen for 12th? You have not written about that.
However for IAS any stream is fine as far as you study the subjects of IAS and the special subject of your choice very thoroughly.
I would suggest to pursue a normal degree like BA Political Science or BCom, which would not take too much of your time and then you can utlise your time for studying for IAS.
Start preparing for IAS right now so that in three years you will get complete command over the studies and aim for clearing UPSC
Dear Aspirant,
Good to know that being in the very first year of engineering, you are thinking for UPSC exams.
Firstly for IES, you need to be thorough with the Engineering domain knowledge and other general awareness.
Books are available in the market and you will have to read all of them thoroughly and try to remember maximum things. UPSC as you know are very competitive exams and lakhs of candidates appearing for the IES from all over the country.
Further I would suggest that when you reach the third year of engineering, enrol yourself with a good coaching class for UPSC preparation.
Dear Aspirant,
I am very impressed by your aim to become a civil servant by appearing for the UPSC exams.
In your case, self study is the only way through which you can clear the UPSC exam and that too in first attempt itself.
You should be reading a lot (newspapers, magazines) on general topics. Gathering as much information as possible since the general knowledge paper is tough. Always remember that UPSC IAS exam does not require deep mastery in a particular subject but knowledge and information about all the subjects. So do not try to remember everything since brain has limitations, but you
Hello Shivam,
I am sure the above counselor to whom you spoke has properly guided you.
I would just like to add that, sit down and think calmly, where you would like to direct your career option.
Career is not like an option choice. If not "A", then "B". Though we often advise, choose a second option, but it should be from the same stream and not two different streams like what you have chosen, Engineering and civil service exams. eg. If you are unable to clear JEE, you could opt for either a degree in IT or Computer science or BCA, which is linked to engineering.
Ideally sit and do a self int
Dear Aspirant,
Civil Services and Media And Entertainment industry do not have link between the two.
I feel your choice of careers is very diverse and it is very important for you to choose one of them. Choosing one of them should be based on your real and final interests, aptitude, personality and emotional quotient (emotional & psychological factors).
Media and Entertainment industry is exciting, hectic and growth oriented too. Government services on the other hand, are not exciting or glamorous.
A best way I would suggest is that you appear for a psychometric test called as Ideal C
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Dear Aspirant,
Nice to know your aspiration to become an Entrepreneur.
Some tips as belows:
1. Idea
2. Planning of finance, people, co founders
3. Business Plan
4. Investor search
5. Launch
6. Operate
7. Expand
Best wishes
Hi there,
Interesting career option.
IAS, is one of the prestigious jobs available in the government sector. They deal with roles like collector, commissioner, head of public sector units, chief secretary, cabinet secretary
To pursue a career as an IAS officer, you need to clear the civil service exams conducted by the UPSC. The eligibility being a Graduate in any field
Generally the exam is divided into 3 areas, namely:
Prelims
Mian
Interviuew
Pre[parations for the exam can be done by joining a good coaching class.
But apart from it self preparation is extremely important.
One of
Various exams are conducted for bank recruitment of different posts like - SBI PO, SBI Clerk, IBPS PO, IBPS RRB, RBI Bank exams etc.
But the good thing is, to prepare for these exams, you need to master in some subjects like : Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, English & General Awareness.
In most of bank exams, these parts are almost common with a little change in the syllabus. So you can prepare for all these exams at the same time with less efforts.
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Dear Aspirant,
There is no equation of number of hours of study to qualifying any exam.
Focused studying, smart study, not skipping any section, strong conceptual studying, guidance and practice is what is required to crack such examinations.
Best wishes
Dear aspirant,
Civil Services Examinations are conducted annually regularly by the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission). CSE is a three stage exam which includes Preliminary Test (Objective), Mains (Written-descriptive) and Personality Test (Interview). Here Prelims is a common test for both IAS (Indian Administrative Services) and IFoS (Indian Forest Services) and rest two stages are held separately for both IAS and IFoS. IAS-CSE is a common exam for IAS, IFS, IPS and other Central Services of Group A and B. For coming CSE prelims test, the notification will come on 22nd February 2017 and t
Dear Aspirant,
You have selected the Competitive Exam category and I suppose you are interested in appearing for the IAS exams after graduation.
IAS is definitely a good career option if you have the perseverance, determination, high positive attitude and hard work mentality.
After graduation, you can definitely appear for UPSC exams. If your age is below 28 years.
You can aim to qualify the UPSC exams apart from IAS also, which are department level and which are related to your graduation.
I would also suggest you to continue with a masters degree which is a good fall back option in case you
Dear Nikunj
hello.
Union Public Service Commission every year conducts National Defense Academy exam and Naval exam for entry into National Defense Academy Pune.This exam is held twice a year in months of April and September. The notification of the exam comes 5-6 months before the commencement of the exam. For this exam a candidate must be either a citizen of India, or a subject of Nepal, or a subject of Bhutan, or a Tibetan refugee who came over to India before 1st January, 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India. ora person of Indian origin who has migrated f
Hello Nikita,
It’s good that you have approached the CareerGuide where aspirants like you are counseled to get into this highly prestigious service. After taking an Ideal Career Test, you can get right guidance by our professional counselors at Career Guide. The counselors are professional and are expert in their respective field. The counseling will help you have a right approach and proper strategy to crack IAS exam.Now let’s know about the qualification criteria, a proposed schedule and the details therein. UPSC conducts this CSE (Civil Services Examination) -IAS exam regularly
Hello Nikita,
It’s good to hear from you about your aspirations to go for NDA. The age limit for appearing in the entrance exam is between approx. 16 to 19 years and UPSC gives exact dates in its notification for you must have been born in between those dates.
Also, Read >> for more information about Qualification and Age Limit
Dear aspirant, you can do it if you make due efforts. The National Defense Academy (NDA) has been established by Central Govt. at Khadakwasla, Pune (Maharashtra). The entrance exam is held for twice a year and the whole process of selection is
Hello Nikhil,
Yes, indeed you become eligible for the IAS exam after completion of your graduation. As you mentioned there you have been from commerce background and eager to appear for the IAS exam then you just have to have a university degree from any stream, may it be your current commerce side or others like humanities, science, engineering or even medical sciences can be opted for. One requires simply an academic degree from any recognized university to become eligible for appearing for the IAS exam.
Nikhil, you can do one thing here, you can take one of your current commerce subjects as