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Hi Mayuresh,
In your question, you have not mentioned for which IES exam you are inquiring about: Indian Economic Service, orIndian Engineering Services; but in either cases it seems difficult for you to be eligible for either of the two exams.
For either cases, the eligibility is as follows:Indian Economic Service, the eligibility required is Post Graduate Degree from a recognised university in Economics/Applied Economics/Business Economics/Econometrics.And the eligibility required to apply for the Indian Engineering Services is as follows:
Degree in Engineering from a recognized institution or an equivalent course, final year students can also apply on provisional basis for this exam.
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Hi Mayuresh,
In your question, you have not mentioned for which IES exam you are inquiring about:
Indian Economic Service, or
Indian Engineering Services; but in either cases it seems difficult for you to be eligible for either of the two exams.
For either cases, the eligibility is as follows:
Indian Economic Service, the eligibility required is Post Graduate Degree from a recognised university in Economics/Applied Economics/Business Economics/Econometrics.
And the eligibility required to apply for the Indian Engineering Services is as follows:
Degree in Engineering from a recognized institution or an equivalent course, final year students can also apply on provisional basis for this exam.
Kindly revert for any further queries, also if you liked this answer then rate it 'Best answer' or give a 'Thumbs Up' rating.
All the Best!

Hi Shweta, it would be really better if u can clear ur current education and stream.
MBA in Int Business iopnes ur ventures in EXPORT-IMPORT, Foreign Trade, Derivative Markets, Int Logistics, Cargo Management , EXIM Documentations, to name a few. But your startup will be low, u would be required to start with export houses and will be required to work more harder than others. MBA HR is always a traditional program and will never goes out of demand. as indian corporates are trying to come at par with international standards, special attention is required to be given on human resource which is the main asset of the every company. Being MBA , HR , u w can start in HR Dept of any company will be working on various policy, hr related issue, employee welfare, employee development. it will surely help u in ur future. u can opt for MBA Int Business but trust me dont go by the term. ( I myself is an MBA in Int Business) if u r ready to work more harder than others, and ready to put in demanding hours in export houses.