Is it compulsory to study mathematics in 12th and graduation to be eligible for UPSC exam?

hello
in 12th and grad
Math is cmplsry for upsc exam

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Hello

UPSC conducts many exams every year.Some of them are ones in which you need and some of them in which you do not need.But it is all because of the criteria for that particular job and post.Like UPSC conducts IAS,IPS etc in which there is no such rule.While there is NDA which allows you to apply for air force and navy and army wing,and you need maths and physics in 10+2 for applying in air force and navy but any stream is applicable for army.

So it is not about UPSC exams,it is about the recruitment of that particular field.

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

hi,
It is not necessary to take math in 12th as well as graduation degree to apply UPSC exam.

Exam Eligibility;-

1-You must be passed a graduate degree from a Indian recognized university in any stream,

2-There is no percentage requirement

3-Appearing in final year candidates are also eligible.

Age limits;-

General age limits is 21-30 years. Age relaxation is given reserved category students.

Age relaxation;---

3 years age relaxation for OBC category

5 years age relaxation for SC/ST category

10 years for PH candidates

Number Of Attempts;-

4 times for General category Candidates

7 times for OBC candidates

No limit for SC/ST category

Important Dates;-

Preliminary exam ;-26^th May 2013

Mains exam;-1th Dec 2013

Preparation Tips;-

1. Take frequent short breaks.

2. Space out your studying so that your long-term memory retains it

3. Don�t try to memorize everything; make sure you understand the material well.

4. Listen to relaxing music to ease the boredom of studying.

5. Don�t study later than the time you usually go to sleep

All the best................

dear
It is not necessary to have maths as one of your subjects.

The eligibility criteria for IAS is as follows:
1.You must be a citizen of india.
2.Your age must lie inbetween 21 to 30 years,However there is age relaxation of 3 years for OBC category students and 5 years for SC/ST/PD category students.
3.You must have a bachelor degree from a recognised university.

Thank you

dear aspirant,

It depend on which exam of UPSC you are going to apply. Like For Civil Services and CPF etc. there is no such a recomendation and for NDA, CDS and SCRA you must have Mathematics and Physics. but for most of exam there is no such a recommendation and you need only to complete graduation in any stream with any subject. But if you work on my opinion i will advice you to take Mathematics as your subject. Because in each exam of UPSC or any other there is Aptitude test in which Mathematics will help you to clear the exam.

Eligibility Criteria For Civil Services:

>>you must have completed or appearing in final year of graduation.

>>your age must be within 21 years to 30 years on 1 August of the year of exam. there is relaxation in upper age limit up to 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST candidates.



Limit Number Of Attempts:

>>General category: 4 attempts

>>OBC category: 7 attempts

>>SC/ST category: No Limit




Important dates of Civil Services exam in 2013:


CSAT(Prelims):

date of Notification:05.03.2013

last date of receipt of application:04.04.2013

date of exam:26.05.2013



Mains:

date of exam:01-12-2013



You can apply for the exam online on following official link of UPSC:

http://upsconline.nic.in/

Good Luck......

hi, friend .

>> This is not a compulsory about any subject.


>> just graduation is require with minimum marks.

>> so dont worry about maths .

>> but you have to face maths in IAS or other exam for more than 20 marks.

>> so you have to prepare for that.

>> i hope you have clear your problem.

>> all the best