Completed my +2 classes. Should I start coaching for IAS? Which subjects should I take in IAS?

My subject is maths science and i want to become an ias officer i have completed my 2 classes so should i start coaching for ias from now and which subject should i take for ias.

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Dear


Criteria for IAS Exam is given below:

Age Limitation: Candidate should be between 21-30 years

Age relaxation for:

SC/ST : 5 years
OBC : 3 years
State of Jammu and Cashmir : 5 years
Defence Services Personnel : 5 years
Ex-Servicemen : 5 years

Educational Qualification: Candidate must be Graduate from any recognized university

Numbers of Attempts:

For General Candidate 4 Attempts
For OBC Candidate 7 Attempts
For SC/ST Candidate No Limits

Examination Schedule:


It consists of main exam Written test and interview.

The main examination comprises of Nine papers.

Paper-I : One of the Indian Language to be selected by the candidate from 22 languages. : Marks 300

Paper-2 : English : Marks 300

Paper-3 : Essay : Marks 200

Paper-4 & 5 : General Study (300 Marks Each) : Marks 600

Paper- 5,6,7,8,9 : Any Two subject to be selected : Marks 1200
(Each having Two Papers & 300 marks for each paper)

Interview (in the medium you choose) total marks 300


So now you can not apply, but you can start coaching for preparation the examination.
You can select your optional subject in which you are interested and can start the preparation.

You should never depends on other person about selection the subject. It depends on your interest.

you should choose those subject In which you are interested, and can cover easily.

Best of Luck

All The Best

Dear Aspirant,

First complete your graduation properly.
And, with your graduation studies, if you can get some time for UPSC preparation, then do work on CSAT part, read regular Newspaper like 'The Hindu' and any carrer Magazine Like 'Chronicle', 'Pratiyogita Darpan' or 'Frontline'.

Wish you success.

You have just Passed class 12th, su you should first complete your Graduation.
As you know minimum eligibilty to apply for the UPSC Civil services exams is Graduation pass
Age should be between 21 and 30 years for the General candidates

First complete at least 2 years of your Graduation and than in the 3rd year you can think of preparing for the UPSC Civil services exams.
If you are studying your Graduation subjects well, than you are in a way preparing for those subjects.

Also may be there may be few changes in exam pattern of UPSC.
So just right now concentrate on Graduation only

For IAS you Need to hold graduation degree and after 12th you get it and for the preparation you can start it in the final year of your graduation and then you can give the exam.
You can take those subjects which you are comfortable at.

For more details www.upsconline.nic.in