Hello aspirant,

If you aspire to be an IAS officer then you can follow the steps that we are mentioning here, first you have to study 10+2 with any specialisation, depending on your interest. For a bachelor's degree programme, you can opt for any degree programme, such as BA , B.Sc , B.Com or B.Tech and then start preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Exam. UPSC Civil Services Exam has multiple rounds, such as prelims, mains and interview round. After clearing the interview, you have to go for the training programme at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie.

• Meeting the eligibility criteria and apply for the UPSC Civil Services Exam

• Clearing the preliminary examination

• Fill out the UPSC DAF (Detailed Application Form) for the Mains examination

• Clearing the Mains examination

• Appearing for the final interview round

• Need to attend the IAS Training at LBSNAA

If you want to know more about the IAS Officer career, then read the article, How to Become an IAS Officer .

I hope the answer will help you, and for more information follow the https://www.careers360.com/ .

IAS exam that is CSE is conducted by UPSC. UPSC is such a exam that u can give after ur graduation by adopting any degree. Any supervised learning is not required for this. You just need to know is only the UPSC syllabus. The main strategy required is consistency and note making. You can start ur preparation from any class even 10th also as i m preparing. Which stream or degree u will choose further, it doesn't matter. U just need ur self alertness preparation everyday. Even 2 hours of everyday r enough for this. Newspaper reading should b yhe part of ur life if u really want to crack it. As i m upsc aspirant and my day starts from The Hindu and ends at Yojna Kurukshetra. The foremost thing u should note is ur time management. Besides ur UPSC preparation u should stay focused towards ur regular classes study also. U should b awared time to time about international interests as well as relations. Although its difficult but u have to manage all. You know why UPSC exam is so tough? It wants u to deal with pressure. It wants the pressure to make the part of ur lifestyle. UPSC will choose u by taking ur perception into the consideration. And u have to find out that perception. If i ask anyone, "From where does the IAS training begins ?" Almost more than 90% people will say 'LBSNAA'. But this is wrong.  All upsc training starts from the preparation. Preparation is the first step towards the training. This key perspective i have added for beloved upsc aspirant. Here r some list of most scoring reference books for aspirants:

M. Laxmikanth for Indian Polity,   Bipin Chandra for Modern History,  Nitin Singhaniya for Art and Culture, Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh, Geography by Majid Hussain and Indian Governance and administration. These books r most important andbu have to read them thoroughly.

10 th class student how many years upsc exam

1. How to start my preparation for upsc
2. I am studying 11th class
3. Can u explain sir

I'm also in same position

What should bee do after 10 passed

•After 10th,you have to take any group in class 11.

•After Intermediate,you have to complete your graduation (Any degree).

•After 3-4 years of degree,you have to take coaching for an IAS for 1 year.

•After coaching,You have to write an exams (I.e.prelims,mains).

•If you have qualified in mains then you'll have interview in Delhi.

•The marks of mains and interview will be added.

•If you have got a rank between 1-95 in India level then you'll become an IAS.

All the best to all,who have a dream to be an IAS.

Steps to Start IAS Preparation After 10th

• Select subjects of your interest in Class 11
• Check the IAS Syllabus and topics of that subjects
• Start preparing the topics. The early you start better will be your chances to crack the IAS in first attempt.
• Do not skip any topic before solving the papers as it may demotivate the candidates.
• Solve last year's UPSC papers of that subjects after covering all topics.

Also read- Courses After 10th

Helo aspirant, its good that you want to prepare for civil servixes but make sure be patient and confident.you need to be graduated to give upsc exm. You would face many difficulties during this journey but just believe in yourself. Here below i have provided the link. Its the bool written by Mrs. Ila tripathi .she has explained it very well that how one can prepare for civil services. Just go through it. Hope it will help you .

Https://www.amazon.in/71-51-Journey-Failure-Success-ebook/dp/B07G2SBQNN

Thnks

hello gauri,

yeah,u can achieve your dream. here some guidelines for you,

first you have to complete your higher secondary education,here you can choose any stream in which you have interested.after that you can take any stream like b.com,b.a,b.Sc,BBA,etc.all you need to do is have to complete bachelor's degree to apply for IAS examination.it'll be divided into three stages namely,preliminary,main,interview.

eligibility criteria:

• there is no min.percentage of marks require to apply IAS.
• age limit:21-30         important notification is you have to keep eye on employment news paper regularly so you can gather more information regarding IAS And UPSC Examination.I Hope this information will be useful to you.if you need additional information,let us know to help you.Thank you!!!:)