Which degree can I pursue to attempt UPSC exam later?

I'm 23 years old now. I dropped my B.Tech degree in 2014 to focus completely on the web company I started with a friend in the US. The company is growing fast now and I hold a decent share of equity in it. I'm interested in finishing a degree for attempting the UPSC exam later.

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Prem Kumar | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

As you already know that to attempt UPCS exam you need to be a graduate. It doesn't matter in which field, whatsoever. So, I will suggest you to have a graduation degree as per your convenience in whatever field you like. As you are mainly focusing on UPSC, I will suggest you to opt for a small dura

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Prem Kumar | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

I cannot comment on the authenticity of this course as well as this institute. You have to check this on your own, but if it is true, then I would suggest you to opt for the same.

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