Which course is better to pursue among B.Tech in computers and B.Com? I want to appear for UPSC in future.

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    KRISHNENDU SEN Tech Lover,Friendly,Foodie | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    My suggestion is go for the B.Tech Computer as it will help for UPSC in the future. It will give u more way than B.Com as with B.Com, you can only give exams which is non technical but with B.Tech Computer u r eligible for both non technical and technical also. Preparing for UPSC CSE doesn't mean that you will not sit for the other exams. You should go for the B.Tech and seat as may other technical and no technical exams to gain experience and understand the position where you are standing. All the best.
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    Rakesh Kumar | Guide-Level 11

    7 years ago
    I would say B.Com as subjects are simple and you will get the time to prepare side by side. But again, it depends from where do you pursue from, as now a days many colleges just provide degree but to go for UPSC. You have to prepare and groom your skills. I would suggest you to pursue it from some colleges of Delhi University, Lovely Professional University etc.

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