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Hi,
If you are passionate about serving the country, go ahead with Civil Services which offer an attractive and challenging career to the ambitious, the aspiring and the talented.
1. Eligibility-
An Indian National Citizen
A graduate in any discipline from a recognized university and
In the age limit of 21-30 years
2. Two papers in prelims- Reasoning Aptitude and English Comprehension. Main exam is entirely subjective.
3. Select optional subjects considering your own comfort in understanding the subject and the process should be done carefully since it is the very deciding factor for your selection in this prestigious exam.
4. Preparing for UPSC requires combination of smartness and hard work. Do the right things to gain an edge over your competition:
*Get the right books for Prelims
*Start preparing at least 10 months before
*Solve past year questions to test yourself on regular basis
*Cover the scoring sections early
*Cover the syllabus strategically. Don't go for a "prepare all" approach for prelims
*Balance paper 1 and 2
5. Books that you can consider-
Indian Politics by Lakshmikanth
Ancient History by D.D.Kausambi’s
R.S. Agarwal [Arithmetic]
Essential of Grammar- Oxford Publications
Wren & Martin [English Grammar]
A Brief Introduction to Indian Constitution by Xavier's Pinto
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma
6. A few popular institutes that offer IPS coaching in India-
Dronacharya IAS Academy
Achievers IAS Classes
Rajesh Academy For Civil Examinations
Nirvana IAS Academy
Ujjwal IAS Academy
BRAIN TREE Institute
7. Also you may refer-
http://www.upsc.gov.in/exams/notifications/2013/csp_ifs/csp2013.pdf
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/192/Civil-Services-Entry
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Hi Nagender,
Sorry, the answer might be disappointing. With 59% (You might have even had backlogs of papers that you would have repeated), it will be difficult to get admission to Windsor or for that matter most universities in Canada, as they usually expect 65-70% on an average with top universities requiring higher 70's.
But, you have not mentioned which field you have graduated from. If you post that and your academic performance in Class 10 and 12, there are still choices that I can suggest (probably not at Windsor) but still a good choice to pursue your PG.
Yet, if you feel it will help to know your chances at Windsor, please refer to this link below. It lists all the Master's level course, the GRE and TOEFL/ IELTS requirements and departmental contacts. You can write to the contact mentioned for your particular course and find out more.
http://www1.uwindsor.ca/registrar/admission-requirements-faculty-of-graduate-studies
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Regards
Nithya

Hi,
Guidelines to prepare for NEET exam :
-To ace the exam, you require the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy.
-Plan your preparation after knowing your strengths and weaknesses. You need to be organized and follow a time-table.
-Be thorough with books such as Ashish Gupta and Mudit Khanna. Internet will also be a huge source of information for you.
-You may join coaching institute to work on your fundamentals.
Resonance Eduventures
Bansal Tutorials
Elite Academy
Navkar Institute
Deeksha Classes
Target Educare
For more, you may refer to the link mentioned below.
https://testprep.shiksha.com/medical-entrance-exams-india-categorypage-14-49-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
While selecting the best institute, you need to check some of the important parameters such as recognition, year of establishment, batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees, placements etc.
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Wish You Luck!

All seat allotments in wbjee are being followed using certain norms mentioned as Algo 1 2 3 .a candidate eligibility is grilled accordingly indicative seat allotments are based on these norms students with higher ranks are likely to be entertained with the choice they provide at first followed by other students not all students who get indicative allotment of their choices prefer to get admitted likewise .hence certain seats irrespective of being filled remains empty when students fail to show up after the last round of counselling for further details follow the link
http://wbjeeb.nic.in/CounsInfo/AllotmentAlgorithm.aspx
indicative is just probable allotment