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HI,Sorry it is not available for correspondence.It is must regular course.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 also for 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 p

Hi Anjali,
The best way to improve your communication is to read more and more of good English books. While reading also keep a dictionary along with you and make a note of all the new words that you come across and then try and use it in your day to day conversations.
One more thing i would like to say is that most of the people speak good English but often get nervous when they are speaking in public meetings, interviews, debates etc. or when they try to speak very fast. so nervousness can also be another reason. So, be confident and try and speak slowly and clearly so that you have enough time to choose the right word.
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HI,IPS that mean's Indian police Service .IPS is one of the three prominent All India Government Services. Other two services are IAS (Indian Administration Service) and IFS (Indian Foreign Service).The UPSC examination comprises of two successive stages. IPS exam is carried out by the UPSC(Union Public Service Commission) and constitutes two stages:(a). The Preliminary Examination and(b). The Main Examination.
--> Preliminary Exam comprises multiple choice questions and is also a qualifying exam for
appearing into second exam.
---> Main Examination which comprises a written exam and an interview.
Eligibility for IPS exam:)i) You must be 21 years (minimum) and 30 years (maximum) at the time of taking exam. SC/ST/OBC and ex-servicemen are given exemption of 3 to 5 years in maximum age limit.
(ii)People belonging to general category can appear for IPS exam four times, while OBCs can appear for seven times but no limit has been set for SC/ST. keep in mind, even appearing in just exam is counted as an attempt.
(iii)You also need to meet physical standards mentioned in application form.
http://upscportal.com/store/Book/Spectrum/English/A-Book-of-Essays
http://www.civilserviceindia.com/ias-coaching/
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Hi Harshit,
Frankly speaking advisable is that you should opt for a full time MBA program as it not only gives you a good practical exposure but also helps you in getting good job placements, but you need to keep in mind that to get the best returns on investment you should opt for a good B School which has a market value.
However, as you are working with Airtel, if you feel that you can grow in this company then you should work for some years and when you reach a middle management level you can plan for an EMBA.
The opinion on this may vary but remember that we are here to guide you and the last decision would be yours.
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Pooja