I am a class 12th Science student. I want to appear for UPSC exam. What should I do?

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Aman Kumar
8 years ago
Hi, The qualification required to appear in UPSC is Graduation so you need to first take admission in Graduation. It is good that in 12th only you are clear about your goals and now you can plan the time keeping your goal in mind. You can start preparing from your first year of graduation only. Th

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Hi, Generally Political Science, Public Administration, Psychology, Philosophy and other humanities subjects are preferred as these subjects help in scoring more marks. But choose a subject in which you are interested. The choices are unlimited right from B.Tech subject to humanities. Just find a su

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akshay singh
8 years ago
Once you are into your graduation level, start preparing for the respective IISC exam form, your first years is graduation onwards.

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Thanks brother.

S
8 years ago
To appear in UPSC EXAMINATION you must obtained Degree. You will have to complete your graduation. Based on 12th result you cannot appear in UPSC examination.

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Vikas Pandey
8 years ago
Please specify which UPSC exam do you want to appear for as there are many types of UPSC exams.

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Shraddha Tiwari
8 years ago
For UPSC exams, first of all you should have a Bachelor's degree, then you need to prepare for UPSC general knowledge, general Science, current affairs. It will be better, if you join a coaching for this purpose. See previous year question paper.

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8 years ago
First of all, you need a Bachelor's degree, so do that and then side by side, if you want you can also prepare for you UPSC exam.

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Dr  Swastik Sahu
8 years ago
Hello Dear, You have just completed 12th. You will have to go for graduation. So don't make a time table for UPSC now. Whenever you get some time, do revise all the topics of History, Geography, Political Science that you have read in your school. Now come to the current affairs section. Do read som

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