Hai,
i am doing my 12th maths group , I am very much interested in civil service
but confused on what course to take after 12th which course will be easier to
approach civil service. some say, Law, Maths degree, BE. pls give suggestions.
Regards
K.Mohamed Harith
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hi,
It is nice that you want to join civil services in Future. You can take any stream to join civil services in your graduation degree,
Exam Eligibility;-
1-You must be passed a graduate degree from a Indian recognized university
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
Exam pattern;-
Civil services Preliminary exam consist two papers of General studies having 400 marks.
2 hours are given to each General studies papers.
Civil services Mains exam pattern changed from this year.
Now Any Indian Language papers consist 100 marks as qualifying marks.
English language papers consist 100 marks.
Essay papers marks is same as previous.
Now general studies papers consist 500 marks.
There will be last stage of Interview which consist 275 marks instead of 300 marks
ALL THE BEST.....................
It all depends on your interest that which course you want to do your graduation and you can apply for the following;
1.BA i.e bachelors in arts.
2.BTech i.e bachelors in engineering.
3.Or you can also apply for B.sc ...
But you don't need to opt for law because it is going to take your 5 years and you are interested in civil services so no need to waste your years because there is age limit for the exam.
so in my view it is best suited either you go for bsc or ba..
Mechanical Engineering will be ebst option for you as it is optional subject as well in UPSC.
UPSC having electrical , mechanical, and civil engineering as an optional subjects so you can go with any one of it.
But be sure that other subjects not interested at all. one go through the IAS planner. It will solve your all doubts.
IAS-Planner.pdf
get the attachment.
don't see that which will be easiest degree since it varies from person to person.
see your interest and opt the graduation according to it
all the best
happy learning!!!
Dear,
Any graduate from a recognized university can apply for the Civil Service examinations. It will be better, if you choose your convenient subjects or streams for graduation because it will help you to prepare for the examinations in later stage. To know more details please visit www.upsc.gov.in Thanks....
According to me, You should go for B.Sc. Maths... as you can take Maths as your optional subject in Mains Exams.
B.Sc is for 3 years ... B.tech is for 4 years.. And LLB is for 5 years.... So if to be an IAS is your ultimate goal... I suggest please go for B.Sc.
Rest is on you. You can clear Civil Services Examination by any taking anything you want as their eligibility criteria is a as follow:
<< You should be graduate in any stream from a recognized university
So do think about it ...
Goodluck..!!
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