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Hi Sonia,
I think as far i would know, it is important that you have the details for the civil service exams and a clarity in mind as to how you plan to proceed. Other than this, gathering of the curriculum and syllabus is very important (as per the optional subjects as well).
Also you can look for a good coaching institute which can be a lot of help to you. There are several of them and depending on factors like location, market name, student feedback, courses offered, fee etc, you may decide among these given options in the below link:
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1. For I.M.A. and Officers Training Academy-Degree of a recognised University or equivalent.
2. For Indian Naval Academy : Degree in Engineering.
3. For Air Force Academy : Degree of Recognized University (with Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level) or Bachelor of Engineering.
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Admission Criteria
UPES Management Entrance Test (UPES-MET) / National Level Test + Group Discussion & Interview.
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Duration
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