I failed in class 12th but passed it afterwards. I am pursuing BA now. How can I prepare for IAS and UPSC exam?

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Asked by Deva Yadav
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Piyush Sahu
7 years ago
Failing in 12 once doesn't matter much if you have a good comeback. Pass your graduation with good marks and keep your preparation going on for UPSC exam.

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Ashok  Kumar
7 years ago
You failed in class 12th, it doesn't matter for it. For appearing in IAS exam, you must have a graduation degree, so first, complete it or in final year you can attempt IAS or UPSC exams.

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Tanushree Mitra
8 years ago
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