Should I take arts stream as I am interested in UPSC? I am from science stream and scored 92% in 12th.

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Archita Chouhan | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

If you are interested in UPSC then arts stream is a better option because there are some subjects that are completely relevant to the IAS examination and other UPSC exams but there are only a few subjects or less topics are covered in the science stream that is useful for UPSC, but if you are a good

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Krishnendu Sen | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

Go with Science, as it will open many doors in future Best of luck for UPSC. Go with Science and most importantly keep working hard. This is the main thing which will lead you to reach your goal.

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