I want to become an IAS, should I pursue engineering or a Bachelor's degree in arts?
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Asked by Mohan Pratap
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Answered by
6 years ago
Hello Mohan,
You have to decide, in which subject you are interested in? IAS is completely a different field, and engineering is totally different. Think well, and then decide.
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6 years ago
First, you have to decide, in which subject you are interested in? IAS is completely a different field, and engineering is totally different. Think well, and then decide. All the best.
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6 years ago
Dear Mohan, as I have said before, ultimate decision is yours
you have thought for these two courses, and then you know what you like. This is the best thing, Now you have to do the main task that in which you can do best for today and for your future. Decide accordingly in which you are much inter
Answered by
6 years ago
It depends on your interest. They require minimum qualification of Graduation to apply.
Good Luck!
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6 years ago
If your aim is clear that you have to become a IAS then don't go for engineering as it takes 4 years to complete with too much study load. Whereas B.A will complete in 3 years and you can freely prepare for UPSC exam alongwith the degree.
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6 years ago
It doesn't matters which field your graduation degree is in. Do what is easy for you to do and simultaneously, prepare for government exams. Engineering could require more of time and efforts, only if you could hustle that hard, go for it. Otherwise, Bachelor's degree is okay.
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6 years ago
Hello,
You can have graduation from any stream. Candidates should be more than 21 years of age.
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6 years ago
Hi Mohan!
If you want to become an IAS officer, then you need to appear for UPSC examination. They require a minimum qualification of graduation to apply for the posts. You can do any graduation courses. You can pursue this even after engineering. It depends on you totally.
Best of luck.
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