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Hi there, if you have no previous idea regarding what gpsc is all about then you should definitely join classes and I would strongly like to recommend LK ACADEMY as it will explain entire detail of how, when and where to start. GPSC exams are conducted by the Gujarat Public Service Commission. GPSC conducts various recruitment examinations for Class I, II and III vacancies in the Gujarat State Administration. This exam is conducted in 2 mode Gujarati as well as in English . LK Academy in Gujarat provides complete course coverage form start to selection. Its not only in Gujarati but you can give your exam and clear it with flying colors in English mode also which is provided only and exclusively by this institute. Questions asked in exams are included in our course syllabus and content from all subjects. Expert faculty with years of experience who themselves have cleared all round of exam - guide you to ace this paper and assure your selection. How to Prepare for GPSC Examination Basics:
1. The student should get the information of the Syllabus. Visit free study material section of LK Academy e learning app.
2. Get in the habit of reading newspapers like The Hindu, Indian Express, etc.
3. Develop the habit of writing for Mains exam by making notes.
4. Maintain regularity.
5. Remember that GPSC is not all about Gujarat. Questions related to Gujarat are only 10-15% weightage. So if any student who is weak or does not even know Gujarati can also clear this exam.

M.Sc in Health Sciences:
Time duration to complete the paper is 150 minutes
The entrance test paper has 150 Multiple choice questions for 450 marks
Out of 150 questions, 125 questions will be asked from Statics taught at UG level and remaining 25 will be based on statistical techniques applied in life sciences.
M.Sc in Bioinformatics
Paper is divided into two sections i.e. Section A and Section B
Section A comprises 30 multiple choice questions of 90 marks in total. Questions are based on Mathematics and Statistics and Computer Science at the elementary level.
Section B will be comprising 40 MCQs of 360 marks. Questions are asked from Physics, Chemistry and Biology will be put up.
Time duration to complete the paper is 2 hours 30 minutes
The paper contains 150 multiple choice questions to be solved for 450 marks
M.Sc in Molecular and Human Genetics
The paper consists of 150 MCQs of carrying 450 marks
Time duration to complete the paper is 2 hours
M.Sc (Chemistry, Physics), M.Sc (Statistics, Maths), M.Sc (Tech), Geophysics
The admission test paper has 150 multiple choice questions carrying 450 marks.
Questions will be asked from the subjects like Physics and Mathematics.
Time duration to complete the paper is 150 minutes.
M.Sc in Applied Microbiology:
Duration of time is 150 minutes
The paper consists of 150 MCQs asked from the subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for 450 marks
M.Sc in Environmental Science:
Paper is divided into 2 sections i.e. Section A &B
Section A will have 30 questions from Basic Environment Science and 60 questions from Chemistry.
Sec B will have three Sub sections namely Life Science, Physics, and Geology.
The entrance exam total Time to complete the paper is 2 hours which is based on multiple-choice graduate level questions carrying 360 marks.
M.Sc (M.Tech) Geology and M.Sc in Petroleum Geo-sciences:
The paper consists of 150 MCQs carrying 450 marks
Duration of time is 2 hours
M.Sc in Environment Science and Technology:
The admission test paper comprises 150 multiple choice questions of UG level carrying 450 marks
Time Duration is 2 hours 30 mins
The Admission test has 50 questions will be on General Sciences & Environment Engineering and 100 questions are asked from Environment Science & Engineering
M.Sc in Statistics and Technology:
There shall be one paper consisting of 150 MCQs carrying 450 marks.
Out of 150 questions, 125 questions will be based on Statistics and 25 will be based on Statistical computing

Well, it all depends on how you wanna shape your career into. While most of the grads. Who wish to make a career switch either opt for MBA in Health Management or MPH or M.Sc. In path / micro/biochem/anat. There's always a door open to enter into banking sector by clearing bank p. o/clerical exams. Some of my friends even are working as a Junior Resident in some Pvt. Hospitals. Some more fields open up when u have maths as an option subject in high School (like I did, and I am switching for an MCA degree, coz apart medicine, coding too fascinates me and has got stability in it)
So all I can suggest is there are a lot of options opened up, you just need to choose one, be it any, and give your the highest performance to achieve it.