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HI,IAS mean's Indian Administrative Service is the administrative civil service of the Government Of India.IAS officers play large role in the bureau of the both central Government and the state government.The civil service examination is used for recruitment for many indain administrative bodies.In this field have many approach such that four type a)Choosing Optional,b)Collection Materials,c)Preparation and d)Outcome. a)Choosing Optional: This is a first and important stage in the approach.Surely,the wrong optional that is not suited for you will lead to failure.So,choose the right optional that is fit for you.For sure success,this step is very important. b)Collection of Materials: After choosing your optional,the next stage is collecting the materials both for your optional and alsofor General Studies.Materials means suggested books,notes,important cuttings from newspaper,magazines etc.,Collect as much you can. c)Preparation:This is the third stage and very important stage in the approach.In this stage,you are going to prepare yourself for the exam using your materials.Self study is needed and also you can join with coaching centers.The time of preparation depends on you.

In SNAP you would be judged on following areas;
General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability
Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency
General Awareness: General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Business Scenario
Analytical & Logical Reasoning
For the preparation the first thing is concentration & Time Management. Apart from this, for General English & awareness I would suggest that you should read a lot of novels, newspapers, watch all the good News channels like BBC etc. For quantative & logical reasoning you can refer to R.S. Aggarwal & Galgotia books. There will be several other books specific to SNAP preparation which you can refer to.
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Hi, while knowing best colleges, first most important point to check whether you are eligible to get admission or what are your chances to get admission? Once knowing your credentials, you need to select list of Universities where you have fair chance to get admission and you need to apply to those Universities only, not all which offer your desire course as it will be waste of your time and money too. Frankly, M. Pharma is very difficult admission in Canada as seats offered for International students are very less. Can you guide me your undergraduate marks and also whether you have cleared IELTS and GRE, require for admission and visa to Canada? For better guidance and more information, you can email me your complete details and requirements with your biodata to educationworld302@gmail.com or contact by phone on 079 2630 4999 or 0 98790 66300 and alongwith details given on Shiksha pages, refer more general details about study in Canada on our website http://www.educationworld.co.in/canada.html which I hope will clarify your major doubts - Mr. Prasanna Acharya CEO, Educationworld. Once having more information from you, will suggest best possible options for which you are eligible to get admission.

If you are interested to start your career as healthcare practitioner other than field of allopathy, you can opt for BHMS
BHMS is a bachelor of Homeopathy Medicine and Surgery. This course is of 4 1/2 years duration +1 years internship = 5.5 years
admission criteria is as same for MBBS but easier to get admission
After doing BHMS you can go for MD or can start your pratice as homeopath consultant or in simple term homeopath doctor. Many people after doing BHMS actually start allopathy practice which is technically not good and llowed but gives you legal immunity at some extent.
Today, Department of Ayush, Govt of India is doing lot of advertisement to create awareness about homeopathy which is definitely a good move.
Further, today there are chain of homeopathy doctors such as Dr. Batra's clinic so you can start a job also
Other option is you can start your career in clinical research as clinical research assistant or coordinator too.