Which degree course should I pursue as I want to appear for UPSC exam?

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9 years ago

Dear, As per your query, you can consider these Bachelor's degree for UPSC preparation. And, you can choose one as per your stream whether its arts, science or commerce The options are: Physics/Chemistry/Maths (Hons.) Economics (Hons.) BA LLB Sociology Psychology political.Science History B.Tech

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Vikram Soni | Scholar-Level 16

9 years ago

Dear, Yes, of course, all of these programmes are professional. If you having good communication skills, convincing attitude, and strong enough to present your views than you can think Law, or journalism and even you can plan for BBA programme too. All the best!

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