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Hi anita. Its really amazing that you want to becum IAS.
IAS needs quite hard work. you should be graduate for it.you have to be more stronger in subject as well as in general knowledge.
to become IAS officer first you have to appear in a written examination conducted by UPSC. the syllabus of the examination mainly general knowledge and questions comes from various subject.
to do well in this examination you must be stronger in the following subject
History
Geography
Economics
Political science
Mathematics
General knowledge etc.
after written examination you have to appear in interview.about 4 to 5 people will there to take ur interview then if you are selected you will be IAS officer after 11 months training.
so good choice.and all the best.

IAS has mainly three phases - preliminary exam, mains exam and then an interview. For the prelims questions are of objective type nature - from General Knowledge and once topic of applicant's choice from the list of areas mentioned.It is usually done in May-June. Results of prelims are out in July and short listed students can apply for Mains exams in October. Main has 9 papers - one of the Indian languages, English, Essay, GK, Current Affairs and then 2 papers from optional 1 and optional 2 subject choices specified. Successful students will be called for an interview. It is a well organised exam structure and it is bound to test your in-depth knowledge in the areas you have chosen. There are good IAS training academies like Seshans Academy, they can guide you through the process.

Hi Avani,
As you are interested in becoming a wedding planner, I would suggest you to pursue a course in Event management. Event management field requires a lot of creativity and innovation. In Event management one has to really think of creative and innovative ideas for making an event successful. Thus making the Event management field more interesting and challenging.
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There are many institutes that offers an Event Management course. For the list of institutes you can go through the below links.
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Hi Sandeep,
First of all I would say that you should remember that earning a handsome income is dependent more on your own caliber and capacity to perform rather than the program you choose.
However, there are several fields you can opt for after doing your B.Com, such as various certifications like CFA, CWA, CA, CS etc. If you are planning to go for a Masters degree you can opt for MBA, MFA, MFM, etc.
I would like to add here that if you plan for a degree program like MBA you should always go for a full time program from a decent University as MBA is useful only if the degree earned is a full time degree. Reason being full time MBA give better practical exposure and has a really good standing in the Job Market.
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Pooja

Hi Neenu,
Firstly getting in a college to pursue Bachelors at the age of 45 would be carrying a blur chances, but then you should definitely try but in any institute, offering this course, the minimum requirement is a 12th pass with Physics, Chemistry and Bio as the main subjects because without having studied these subjects, you would not be eligible for the mentioned course.
I would suggest you to rethink over your option to get in nutrition at this point of time where in you will require to put yourself into reverse and pursue your 11th & 12th through private in science subjects but this would mean putting more years to get another bachelor degree. So, think before taking any decision regarding this. Also you can provide information regarding your present qualification based on which I may then be able to provide other career options.
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Hi Tushar,
If you are planning to do a full time MCA then the eligibility would be BCA from a recognized University. The admission percentage would vary from University to University, however, most of the good University would require 55% and above aggregate percentage, some Of the Universities like Delhi University would even take Entrance Examination to admit students in their MCA program.
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Pooja