I want to join civil services. I studied 12th science. Which Bachelors degree would be suitable as I am interested in UPSC?

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Abhishek Vikram
7 years ago
Well, there is no requirement as such of any particular degree after class 12th to head towards UPSC preparations. All you need to have a Bachelor's degree and that could be any course. Also, you only need an optional paper to study which could anything apart from your Bachelor's course as well. But

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Lamya Kaushik
7 years ago
Usual answer would be the field of your choice as for IAS/Civil services you should have a degree from any background. Good to see that you have decided at an early stage what you want to be. As per my opinion the 2 best options for you would be Engineering or Arts. Engineering: Takes 4 years to com

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