Can I do MPSC or UPSC after GNM in nursing?

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    Tanuj Kumar | Contributor-Level 6

    a year ago

    Yes, you can appear for the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) and MPSC (Maharashtra Public Service Commission) exams with a 12th and Diploma qualification. However, these exams typically require a minimum of a bachelor's degree from a recognised university. 
    The basic requirement for giving the UPSC exam is graduation, and your marks don't matter. You can give the exam in your final year. 

    You can apply for the civil services examination if you fulfill the following eligibility criteria:

    • You are a graduate in any discipline
    • You must have the age between 21 to 20 years 
    • The applicant must have completed his/her graduation
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    muskan kalra | Contributor-Level 8

    7 years ago
    Hello Chaitanya,
    You can apply for the civil services examination if you fulfill the following eligibility criteria of the examination given below:
    First of all, if you are a graduate in any discipline then you can apply for the civil services examination. You must have the age between 21 to 20 years. If you belong to a different category then you can get the age relaxation as follows:
    5 years for the SC/ST candidates,3 years for the OBC candidates,5 years for the ex service men including the commissioned officers,3 years for the disabled defence personnel in war. If you like to see the pattern of the examination then you can see the crit
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