My Target is to crack IAS,Is it good to drop one year for CLAT coaching (for bsc LLB) after 12 then prepare for IAS. Or should i do BSC

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4 years ago

Having a dream to become an IAS officer is fantastic but the exams are way tougher than you can imagine. Civil Services Entrance Examination in India is the most difficult exam of our country. If you have completed B.Sc. I would advice you to get very serious and join a coaching institute in your ci

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Harsh Ranjan | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Hello Aditya, UPSC exam is tough but it is cracked by students like you. But this is only possible when you are being focused on one target. If you are really wanting to become Lawyer, then go for CLAT coaching but if your ambition for UPSC is higher than lawyer, then go for general graduation and

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