I want to crack UPSC exam. I did 12th and took 1 year drop for MBBS but have no interest in it. What should I choose among BBA and B.Sc?

I had done 12th from PCB. This year, I took drop for MBBS but I know that I can't do it because I am not having interest. I want to do graduation. What should I choose either BBA, B.Com or B.Sc Zoology Honours.

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Asked by Abhi Vashistha

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Shraddha Tiwari | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

If you want to crack UPSC, then BBA will be easy for you to pursue. B.Sc will be quite difficult, and so will be the B.Com.

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Shreya Manavadaria | Contributor-Level 8

8 years ago

Hello Abhi, As I know that you are a Science student, you should go for B.Sc. And, doing your graduation, you can concurrently start your preparation for UPSC. So that, when you are done with your graduation, you can immediately give the exams without wasting too much of time.

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