Can I sit for UPSC exam being a graduate from Free University?

hello

i am graduate from free university can i eligible for upsc exam.

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You should be graduate from recognised university if you want to be eligible for UPSC exam.

Yes, definitely you are eligible for UPSC exam. Any graduate candidates are eligible for UPSC exam but dear whre is free university which you ask in question I don't know. Can you tell me whre is that university?


Thanks
Jeet Masih

Yes graduates from Open Universities and Distance Education are also eligible to apply for UPSC Exams.
Graduation in any stream from a recognised University is acceptable degree to apply.
You can apply to various graduate level exams by UPSC like Civil Services Exams,CDS Exams,CPF Exam,etc.
You can apply to UPSC Exams after meeting all the precribed eligibility criterias for a particular exam.

It seems you are interested in UPSC Civil Services Exams(CSE).

Eligibility For CSE :

Age Limit :
General Category-21-30yrs on 1st August of the year of exam
OBC-21-33yrs
SC/ST-21-35yrs

Educational Qualification :
Minimum educational qualification to appear in the CSE is,
A Bachelors Degree/Equivalent in any discipline from a UGC/AICTE recognised University.
Final year appeared/appearing candidates can also compete.
Passing percentage in graduation is only required to be eligible to apply.
Open University & Distance Education Degree holders from a recognised University are also eligible to appear for CSE.

Attempts :
General Category-4 times
OBC-7 times
SC/ST-Unlimited times

For more details visit www.upsc.gov.in
To apply online visit www.upsconline.nic.in

CSE 2013 Exam notification is expected on 02.02.2013 and Prelims/CSAT exam will be held on 19.05.2013.

Hello

YES YOU ARE VERY MUCH ELIGIBLE FOR THE UPSC EXAM.

The eligibility criteria for most of the UPSC exams is graduation from a recognized university through any mode of education.

The distant mode degree are very much valid and are also applicable for any government and the private sectors.
The importance of the distant degree is equal to the regular mode.

For more details visit the official website of the UPSC.
www.upsc.gov.in

Yes distance mode candidates are eligible to apply for UPSC Exams.

To apply for UPSC Exams, you need a degree from recognized university, it doesn't matter whether it is regular or through distance.

So, if your university is recognized one then you can surely apply for UPSC Exams.

The eligibility required is any degree from recognized university with minimum of 21 years and maximum of 30 years.

UPSC Conducts many exams.The list of exams for this academic year are a follows:

Dear you have not mentioned that for which UPSC exam you are preparing or asking about means you must have mentioned the name of that exam for which you wants to apply but dear there is no problem at all because the Free University or Berlin is recognized university and you can easily apply for the UPSC exams and you can apply for various exams - Indian Administrative Services, Indian Forest Services, Indian Police Services, Combined Defense Services, Central Armed Police Force - Assistant Commandant etc. exams but dear your age should not be more than 30 years and less than 21 years for IAS/IPS/IFoS exam and relaxation in upper age would be provided only to reserved category candidates as per government guidelines which is 5 years for SC/ST, 3 years for OBC, 10 years for PWD and 5 years for Ex-Servicemen category candidates

Dear if you are thinking to prepare for UPSC exams then it is best but if you really wants to get qualified then you need a hard + smart preparation for this exam by following the new syllabus and pattern of the exam and you would have to give at least 15 hours everyday for your study then you would be eligible to get qualified in the exam so that dear first think about any one particular UPSC exam for which you are eligible then start preparation

All the best

Dear Aspirant!
If you completed Graduation from Indian recognized university then you are eligible for UPSC and other Public services examinations.
You have completed Graduation from FREE university which is recognized by Government or not.

Visit:http://ugc.in for status of your University registered or affiliated by Government.
Unless recognized university your Graduation or Degree is INVALID and not eligible for any posts....