Sure please try hard for jee and touy plys too exams

Dear Padmini, IAS is an Indian Administrative Service and its a career opportunity and not a course that can be studied. Neverthless, if you are in 11th right now, next year you have to appear for JEE Mains and be eligible to secure a seat in any of the IITs. Now after your engineering, you will hold a Bachelor's degree and you become eligible for appearing for UPSC. This is the entrance exam for securing a job as an IAS officer. There are 3 rounds in UPSC exam. Preliminary, Mains and Personal Interview. To clear Civils and become an IAS officer, you have to cross 3 steps i.e. Preliminary Examination, Mains Examination and Personal Interview. First off you need to complete your Graduation because the basic eligibility criteria to apply for Preliminary examinations that you should have a Bachelor's degree. The Prelims exam has 2 papers which test your General Knowledge and Aptitude. You move on to the 2nd round which is Mains only if you clear the Prelims. The subjects that you have studied un your B.Tech  help when you have to take 2 optional subjects during your Mains exam. Because Prelims is all about General awareness and aptitude, say you have cleared it, now you get to choose 2 subjects of your choice in Mains. Now this is where your B.Tech degree will help you. Candidates get to choose a language of their choice. So stick to the plan, keep yourself updated and practise hard and set your goals accordingly. Take one step at a time and make sure you answer as many previous question papers as possible to check if you are able to answer all questions within the stipulated time.

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