Dear candidate, yes you can definitely appear for UPSC or TNPSC as their minimum education qualification requirement is Graduation from any course. For more information regarding UPSC, you can check:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

For more information regarding TNPSC, you can check:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/tnpsc-group-2

Hope, it helps!

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you can write TNPSC exam after completing BEd. The TNPSC conducts exams for different posts in different rounds every year. For every round, there is different eligibility criteria according to your age and educational qualification.

In your case, you are eligible for  TNPSC district Educational officer Exam. Whose educational qualification criteria is  Master’s degree, a B.T., or a B.Ed. Degree  and the upper age limit is 48 years.

Hope this helps

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

We really cannot compare TNPSC and NEET exam. Both are totally different in terms of difficulty ,competition level,number of applicants and the subjects. Preparation wise all competitive exams may seem tough due to the vastness of the subjects and the practice that needs to be put it but that is the nature of the competitive exam. Now when it comes to these two exams, TNPSC is a state level competitive exam and NEET is a national level one and only medical entrance examination . So you can imagine how challenging NEET must be. You will be basically competing with students from all over India and the difficulty level of the questions is high. Therefore in NEET the challenge is to score as high as possible to clear the required cutoffs. Coming to TNPSC , it is tough in its own way and the challenge here is the number of vacancies and the number of applicants unlike NEET where there are more number of seats . Almost 12-13 lakhs applicants for less than 10K vacancies is challenging in TNPSC. Besides , TNPSC subjects include history,politics, basic maths,general awareness, tamil,etc whereas in NEET is physics, chemistry and biology . So individually both exams are challenging .Success depends on you preparation level or quality and little bit of luck.

All the best

Hey!

Yes, you can write TNPSC group 1 exam, as to appear for this exam candidate must have a undergraduation degree in commerce or law and his/her age should be atleast 21 years. Group 1 exam is conducted in three levels: prelims (mcq), mains (descrtiptive paper) and interview of 100 marks. To know more visit here;

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/tnpsc-group-1

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