Can I pursue MA in history after my BE (CSE) because I am preparing for UPSC?
I have completed engineering with 64.43%. Now, I am preparing for UPSC. For that, history is one of the important subject.
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Yes, You can do it after engineering.
Through the distance mode: IGNOU
If you want to do in some prestigious institutions:
By joining in college: JNU in SSS(School of Social Sciences) or SIS (School of International Studies). The latter will focus more on IR.
There are many other good institutes like DU, Central Universities soon. For both of these after applying you have to write an entrance test.
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The Commission released the UPSC ESE 2025 Mains exam schedule on the official website at upsc.gov.in. Candidates who have cleared the Prelims exam will be appearing for the Mains exam on August 10, 2025. The schedule of the Mains exam is mentioned below:
According to the notice pdf, the IES Mains exam will be held in two shifts on a single day. The first ESE Main exam shift will be conducted from 9 AM to 12 noon (Paper I) and the second shift will be held from 2:30 to 5:30 PM (Paper II). Check the table for detailed information:
Date and Day | Time | Subject |
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August 10, 2025 (Sunday) | 9 to 12 Noon | Discipline Specific Paper (Paper-I): Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering (Conventional, 3 hrs, 300 Marks) |
August 10, 2025 (Sunday) | 2:30 to 5:30 PM | Discipline Specific Paper (Paper-II): Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering (Conventional, 3 hrs, 300 Marks) |
As per the announced date, UPSC ESE 2025 Mains exam will be conducted on August 10, 2025 in two shifts.
Yes, the Union Public Service Commission mention the main exam (written) and main exam (interview) in the official notification. The candidates should note that the marks secured in the UPSC main exam is considered for the final result.
The face to face interview is the part of the main exam and hence we can say that the UPSC conduct the Civil Service Main exam is conducted in two parts.
The UPSC Civil Service Exam Notification mention that the Civil Service Prelims exam is qualifying only. The UPSC IAS prelims exam is a MCQ based exam conducted offline at the designated exam centre. The marks scored in the UPSC prelims exam is not considered for the final selected process.
The prelims exam was introduced to filtering of candidates and restricting the number of candidates for the main exam.
The Union Public Service Commission mentioned the UPSC CSE (IAS) selection process in the official notification. The Commission notified three stages for the Civil Service Exam 2025:
- Prelims Exam
- Mains (writtern) exam
- Mains Interview
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