There are quite a good number of Civil Servants every year, who transits from other Central Government Grade A jobs to Civil Service. So its quite normal and usual and if you wish to go for the UPSC CSE examination after your UPSC CMS then you can obviously go for it and you can quit your job for civil services.

For more information UPSC CMS consider the link provided below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-cms

For more information regarding UPSC CSE consider the link provided below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-cse

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

For NDA and MBBS you can refer your class 11th and 12th books and as an addition you can also refer NCERT books as well. NCERT books can also be referred for NDA but along with that other books such as Indian polity by M Laxmikanth, World Atlas, Current affairs, Indian art culture by Nitin singhania, etc.

Hello Divanshi,

You can take up any bachelor's course, it won't affect your upsc preparation.  Try taking the subject which you want to take optional for upsc mains exam,  it will help you much better. If you want you can take BSc Cs course or BCA course, in future you can join any corporate sector for work easily. If you are taking other than that then you can open to research or teaching lines.

Thank you, all the best

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

Hello!

Getting a degree from any University or college is not at all related to UPSC exam. You can get your degree from any university or college of your choice. As in UPSC eligibility criteria it is not mentioned that the candidates from a private college is only allowed to appear in the exam. There's no such criteria. You can start preparing for the exams while pursuing your degree.

Hope this helps!

Hello Aspirant

To be eligible for UPSC 2024, you must be at least 21 years old as of August 1st, 2024, but you will be 21 on August 23rd according to your date of birth, therefore you will not meet this requirement. Therefore, you will be qualified for the UPSC in 2025.

Please refer the link mentioned below for UPSC Exam Eligibility Criterion:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria

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Hello Aspirant

No, after completing your Ph.D. in pharmacy you cannot apply for the IAS officer exam. For that you will have to first complete your bachelor's degree. To become an IAS officer, you must take the UPSC Civil Services Exam.

Please refer this link for UPSC Eligibility Criterion:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria

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Dear Student,

It is all up to you. What you enjoy learning about and is most interesting to you.

Moreover BSc will only help if you take a science  subject as your optional.

Bsc computer science- Because programming is so rigorous, if you decide to study computer science, I think your analytical and logical skills will have much improved.  I think you would have to pick a topic that has a strong scientific component. You can choose from a variety of areas, such as geography, anthropology, geology, math, physics, psychology, and others, based on your interest in them and the resources that are available.

Bsc microbiology- The UPSC optionals always have a curriculum available. Students having a background in microbiology might prepare for the upcoming UPSC exam by choosing a topic in the medical sciences, anthropology, or even zoology.

But remember, All graduate students must take the ias prelimbs test. For the mains exam, students can select two subjects, however they must complete those two subjects for their graduate degree.

According to that, prepare for the exams.

All the best.

Dear aspirant

The Union Public Service Commission prescribes the age limit in the official UPSC IAS notification 2023. As per the IAS age limit eligibility criteria, those between 21 to 32 years as on August 1, 2023, can fill the UPSC IAS application form.

According to your date of birth you will be 21yr old on 16 March,so yes you will be eligible for the UPSC cse exam 2023

There is upper age relaxation for OBC category which 3yrs more than Gen category and for SC/ST category 5 years more than Gen category.

You can check whole eligibility criteria from the link given below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria/amp

Hope this information helps you

All the best