What type of graduation in science do I need to pursue if I have to give UPSC exam?

UPSC exams do not succeed every time. So, I have to choose a career option such that even if I fail, I would have a successful career ahead. My group is PCB. So, please suggest me some career choices according to it.

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Asked by Bhavana Choudhari

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Shraddha Tiwari | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

According to the eligibility criteria, the candidate should be a graduate or should have pursued a degree in any discipline from any recognised university in India. Final year candidates can also apply.

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Dr Swastik Sahu | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

UPSC eligibility criterion says you need to complete your graduation in any stream to be eligible for the exams. In Science, you can go for B.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Nursing, etc.

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