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For taking admission, a candidate should apply only through the specific application form attached with the Information Bulletin or download application form from our website.
1. Fees can be paid in cash or through Bank Draft or Pay Order in favour of “Chanakya IAS Academy” payable at New Delhi.
2. All payments are to be made in advance at the time of admission.
3. Three recent passport size photographs have to be submitted at the time of admission.
4. Admission formalities have to be completed five days before the commencement of the batch.
5. Documents to be submitted at the time of admission:
(i) For the Mains ProgrammeThe proof of qualifying prelims (Photostat copy of admit card of Prelims).(ii) For the Interview Guidance ProgrammeA candidate will have to submit proof of qualifying Mains.(iii) For Other Programmes:
a. Certificate and mark sheet of Class Xth & XIIth.b. Certificate and mark sheet of graduation (if the candidate has already graduated).c. Residence proof of parents.

SAS Clinical Training can certainly lead to a booming career option right now. The job prospects for a candidate after going through Clinical SAS Training are relatively high in India as well as in USA and UK. In the Pharmaceutical Industry, Clinical SAS training can lead to:
* Generating analysis, reports and graphs for individual studies and ISS, ISE; NDA submission to FDA.* Perform validation and prepare validation document and other requireddocuments.* Perform Edit Checks, Extract Data, Make Analysis Datasets. Create listings, tables and graphs for both safety and efficacy analysis.* Make Ad hocs.- Good understanding of the clinical process* Good understanding of important study documents (e.g. Protocol, Case Report Forms, Statistical Analysis Plan)
I think you have chosen a wise option. All the best!

Shams@ hi dear Mohit
As you have asked after 12 directlly you can not apply for IPS exam ,the minimum qualification required for this exam is Graduation in any discipline,After that only you will be elligible.
Indian Police services is one of Challenging career and One of the Toughest exam of the Nation, but If you clear it it offers a lot.For becoming an IPS officer, you will have to appear for IPS (Indian Police Services) exams under the UPSC (Union Public Civil Services) exam. You will have to pass two exams, Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) and main exam and after it, you will have to go through one personal interview. You will have to opt from various subjects for the main exam like mathematics, general studies, economics, geography, statistics, management, philosophy and many others. For honors in English, you will have to get admission in colleges where Honors in English is provided like presidency college in Kolkata, etc.
Age limitation is between 21-30 years
All the best!!Shams

Hi Riya, in today's time pursuing MBA is the most preferred career option by today's generation.
To be eligible for part-time MBA, a candidate should have-
-Bachelor's Degree or equivalent in any discipline from a recognized university
-Minimum 2 years of supervisory work experience after graduation
The part-time program is particularly appealing to people who wish to advance their existing career.
Courses are scheduled to take place before or after your regular working hours. Real-life situations and problems can be incorporated in the classroom sessions where solutions can be explored. If the company you work for is ready to fund your part-time MBA course through tuition fee assistance, it is an ideal choice.
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The test will have the following components:
Sr.No. Section Total Marks
1. General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability 40
2. Media & Culture 40
3. Current affairs and Contemporary issues 40
4. Analytical & Logical Reasoning 60Total 180
You need to prepare the following
General Awareness of Public Debates: Polity, Economy, International Relations & DevelopmentsHistory and Development of Entertainment Industry (Bollywood & Hollywood)Mass Media and Social Media HistoryUnderstanding of Socio-Economic and Socio-Political aspects of MediaGeneral orientation of Advertising & Public Relations sectorsRecent Development in Media IndustryGeneral English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal AbilityAnalytical & Logical Reasoning
Suggested books
Verbal - Arun SHarma/RS Agarwal
LRDI - Nishit K SInha/ Trishna
GK - Daily newspaper reading/Chronicle