UPSC UPSC Preparation M.Sc Geography M.Sc Exam

I did my graduation in arts in 2011. Shall I now pursue M.Sc in geography or prepare for UPSC?

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Hi Vishal Kumar, With a Masters in Geography, you may choose to consider teaching for which you will have to complete a teacher training course like a B.Ed. Or appear for the UGC NET Exams for lectureship. Other options are tourism, ticketing etc. All these have a natural extension to geography. The best would be to study Geographic Information Systems popularly known as GIS which is a rapidly growing technological field for resource planning and management. Preparing for UPSC will be totally your call as Union Public Service Commission UPSC is India's central agency authorized to conduct examinations for recruitment to Civil Services,

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