What should I do among BA and B.Tech as I am interested in IAS? I have scored 74% in class 12th.

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Hi, To pursue IAS, there is no need to go for a particular degree. You can study any degree and write UPSC exam. The questions are political and based on general knowledge. So there is no need to have a specific degree. For more information regarding IAS (UPSC) exams, refer: https://superprofs.co

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Any degree is OK. BA and BA HONS, both are same. They just differ in their name and the colleges that offer them. So, you can choose any one.

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