Is maths an important subject for civil services as I didn't have it in class 12th with arts stream? Should I study maths of class 11 & 12?

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Hi Tarun, It is not necessary to have studied maths in your boards (HSC). There will be one subject of your choice that can be maths or any other subject. You can browse the eligibility and also the list of syllabus. But there is no need to study maths. You must have completed one degree before

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Tarun Khorwal | Beginner-Level 2

8 years ago

Thank you.

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Sakshi Masade | Contributor-Level 7

3 years ago

No, not at all. You can go with Biology or even arts subjects. Even its said that Biology is easy to attempt in civil exams than Maths. Good luck.

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