Is it possible to write UPSC exams after completion of B.Sc(IT) course?

Is it possible to write UPSC exams after completion of B.Sc(IT) course?
thank you.

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YES,many of examination conducted by the upsc for aspirants having different stream but given a same platform to compete in their chosen subjects among offered list of subjects(subjects which are relevant to carry those posts later on)

check the list of few exams as follows

you can appear for the examinations

1.civil services examination (for IAS,IPS)

whose eligibility criteria are :
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ::
You must be a citizen ofIndia,

or, You must be a subject of Nepal or Bhutan,
or,You must be a Tibetan refugee settled permanently in India before 1962.


You must be of 21 to 30 years of age. HOWEVER,there is a relaxation in the upper age limit,
of 3 years for the OBCs
and
5 years for the SC/STs.


You must have completed your Graduation orEquivalent,from a recognized university under any
stream,or be a final year student in the same

The number of attempts is 4 for a General category student,
7 for an OBC candidate,and
unlimited for a SC/ST candidate,until he fulfills the age criteria

2. central police force (CPF) held once every year

whose eligibilty criteria are

1.university graduate of any stream either in final year/passed out with 55% in graduation

2. age limit within 20-25 years relaxation in the upper age limit,
of 3 years for the OBCs
and
5 years for the SC/STs.

3.CDSE (for recruitments in three armed forces of indian union)

exam conducted bi-annually

in which age should be within 18-25 yrs.
& one must be university graduate from recognised university

there is no age relaxation for any cateogory

yes dear

you are eligible if you are a graduate from a recognized university and let me tell you that there's no IT related subjects for you in UPSC so prepare hard and achieve success

Why not my dear friend....
See listen carefully ...UPSC selected the candidates those
who are completed graduation or in final year (if it is 4 years degree)
from any stream or specialization in any aggregate with any
university ....
you studied B.sc(it)....along with cse,ece,mech,eee,civil and
any graduated degree also allowed to appear for UPSC exam
...so do not waste of time for knowing like these type of questions
and get into UPSC exam with fresh mind and well preparation
then will achieve what you wonna do it ..
all the best;;

dear friend,


yes ,you can apply for UPSC exams after completing B.SC(IT).

for UPSC you need only graduation in any field from recognized college or university.

for more detail visit http://www.upsc.gov.in/


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

Yes of course after completing B.Sc. IT you can fill the application form of UPSC. For it you have to go to www.upsc.gov.in or www.upsconline.nic.in.

The eligibility criteria for appearing in UPSC exam is Graduation in any stream from a recognized university.

The Age limit for UPSC exam is 21 to 30 years on 1 August of Exam Year i.e. If you are appearing in 2012 UPSC exam then your age should between 2 August 1982 to 1 August 1991.

Yes ofcourse after B.Sc you are eligible to write UPSC exams.

Eligibility criteria required to appear for upsc are:

Age Limit: - The candidate should be minimum 21 years of age and the maximum age is 29 years.

Educational Qualification: - The candidate should have a degree completed from any of the institutes established by an Act of Parliament or any University deemed by the University Grant Commission under section 3, Act, 1956.

Updated notifications for UPSC exams are available at www.upsc.gov.in

yes sir it is possible to give the exam after complete the B.Sc (IT) course. UPS C civil service exam require the graduation in any stream from the

recognized university.
you can appear for the examinations

1.civil services examination (for IAS,IPS)

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ::

You must be a citizen of India,or, You must be a subject of Nepal or Bhutan, or,You must be a Tibetan refugee settled permanently in India before 1962.

You must be of 21 to 30 years of age. HOWEVER,there is a relaxation in the upper age limit,of 3 years for the OBC and 5 years for the SC/STs.

You must have completed your Graduation or Equivalent,from a recognized university under any

stream,or be a final year student in the same

The number of attempts is 4 for a General category student,7 for an OBC candidate, and

unlimited for a SC/ST candidate,until he fulfills the age criteria

2. central police force (CPF) held once every year whose eligibility criteria are

1.university graduate of any stream either in final year/passed out with 55% in graduation

2. age limit within 20-25 years relaxation in the upper age limit,

of 3 years for the OBC sand 5 years for the SC/ST

3.CDS (for recruitment in three armed forces of Indian union) exam conducted bi-annually

in which age should be within 18-25 yrs.& one must be university graduate from recognized university

there is no age relaxation for any category

best of luck for the future

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Is it possible to write UPSC exams after completion of B.Sc(IT) course?
thank you.

Yes,It is possible to write the Union public service commission exam after completion of B.sc course and also final year student eligible for this examination but one condition your course completion certificate will submit on the institution.I will provide detailed information in below.

UPSC stands for Union public service commission and this examination is conducted by central government of India for every year.

Eligibility Criteria:-
>>The applicant should be citizen of india
>>The applicant should be complete the bachelor degree or Engineering degree in any discipline from recognized university an there is no minimum percentage of mark and then final year candidate also eligible for this exam
>>The applicant age should between 21 to 30 years.
>>The applicant should be physically fit for this examination.
>>Number of Attempts:-General candidates-4,OBC candidates-7,SC/ST candidates-No Limit.

UPSC Exam Process:-
>>Preliminary
>>Main
>>Interview.

Further details,Visit Here:-http://Upsc.gov.in

DEAR FRIEND,

YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR UPSC EXAM


Qualification:-
1. must be the citizen of india .
2. medically fit. (according to the criteria)
3. age must be in between 21 - 30 years FOR
4. university must be recognized
5. have no major surgery in the past
6.no.of attempts-: gen-: 4, obc-:7, sc/st-: no limit



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for more information visit-:http://www.upsc.gov.in

yes dear being a b.sc IT graduated candidate you can write upsc exam. but in exam no IT related question will be there so you need to prepare well if you want to clear the exam...also your graduation should complete from a recognized university.
good luck

Hi Friend!

The answer to your question is definitely YES!

You can definitely write UPSC exams after completion of B.Sc.

All you need to have is Graduation(Bachelor Degree).

So on this basis, you're eligible to write all exams.

And there are no subjects related to IT in the whole UPSC. You need to select other subjects.

For more details regarding the UPSC : http://www.upsc.gov.in

I WISH YOU ALL SUCCESS!!