Which stream will be better for a UPSC student after class 10th?

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7 years ago

Hello, The first point is your interest in the subject. If you want to join government services by clearing UPSC exams then arts stream is a good one because, in this stream, you can focus properly on the exams.

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Manav Kumar Bhagat | Beginner-Level 2

7 years ago

Thank you. I have an interest in commerce but in future I want to become an IPS officer. Can you please suggest and tell me if commerce stream is better for UPSE point of view and if in any case, I could not clear UPSC exam, I have the knowledge about commerce so, I can easily choose banking line.

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