Is it possible to attempt UPSC exams being a certified Lawyer?

Is it possible to attempt UPSC exams being a certified Lawyer?
thank you..

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Dear

upsc demands only graduation in any stream from the recognized university which is approved by the ugc/aicet. percentage of marks is no matter for the exam. you have certified lawyer certificate. which is not approved by the recognized university which is approved by the ugc/aicet. so you are not eligible for the civil service exam.

Yes everybody are eligible to take up UPSC exams. There is no qualification bar nor age bar.As a lawyer you are eligible to take up UPSC exams. Goodluck

Yes everybody are eligible to write UPSC examination. There is no qualification bar nor age bar.Everbody are eligible to write UPSC and that includes a lawyer.

dear friend,

all graduates in any field who completed their graduation from recognized college or university

and has age limit within 21 years to 30 years.

And there is relaxation in UPPER AGE limit for reserved category candidates(3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST candidates).

so don't worry if you satisfy the upper conditions then you can definitely apply for UPSC exams.


Good Luck.............

Yes you can eligible for the exam because you done your graduation and every graduation are eligible for the exam .
What are the UPSC criteria ?
-> one should complete their graduation from any recognized university
-> one age should be between 21-30 for general cast , 3 years relaxion for obc , 5 years relaxion for sc/st/ex-serviceman , 10 years relaxion for physically handicapped .

There are certain limit for the no of attempts .
4 for general
7 for obc
no limit for sc/st.

So if you satisfy above criteria then you are eligible for the exam .

The exam pattern .
It consist three parts .
1.preliminary
2,main
3.interview

The final selection will be based on the marks secured in main exam plus interview together .
Preliminary exam consist two papers
1.General Study
2.Optional subject

Main exam consists 9 descriptive type paper
1-Any language defined in constitution of India
2-english
3-essay
4-general study
5-general study
6-optional subject-1
7-optional subject-1
8-optional subject-2
9-optional subject-2




So start the preparation for the exam and give it .

Good luck

Dear ,

it doesn't matter what you are ,

upsc requires only graduation degree in any field from a recognized university.

So you are eligible for the same.

yes my friend,

as you are a certified lawyer that means you are a graduate candidate and all the graduates are eligible to APPLY.

BECAUSE THE MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIRED FOR CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATION IS GRADUATION .


SO YOU ARE AN ELIGIBLE CANDIDATE .

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Is it possible to attempt UPSC exams being a certified Lawyer?
thank you..

Hi dear

Civil Services Exam just require a degree from any recognized University to be eligible for application.

As you are a certified Lawyer so you would have done your L.L.B. from a recognized University; so you satisfy the academic eligibility criteria for the Exam.

But there is a condition of age limit too.
The age limit for the Civil Services Exam is 21-30 years, where upper age limit is relaxable for reserved category applicants( 3years for OBC, 5years for SC/ST).

You should definitely prepare for Civil Services Exam as your lawyer certificate will help you in the Interview test and you can opt for Law as your optional subject in the mains Exam.

Good luck..

to apply for the graduation based upsc exam the main demand is graduation in any stream form recognized university approved by UGC.

so dear aspirant you can apply for the upsc exam like
Indian Administrative Services Examination (IAS
Indian Forest Services Examination (IFS)
Central Police Forces Examination (CPF)
Civil Services Examination
Combined Defense Services Examination (CDS)

for these exam you have to fulfill the age criteria for the exam. to acquire the age criteria for these exam you have to log on to www.upsc.gov.in.

OBC and SC/ST category gets an age relaxation of 3 years and 5 years respectively.

-Any candidate who is a graduate in any discipline from a UGC recognised University
is eligible to appear in UPSC Exams.

-Since you are a certified Lawyer you meet the eligibility criteria and you can apply for UPSC exams.

-You can appear in UPSC Exams at the graduates level.Some of them are:

-Civil Services Exam
-Central Police Forces Exam
-Indian Forest Services Exam

-Visit www.upsc.gov.in for more information.