IAS Officer
Hello,
I hope you are doing fine, Yes you can. It is very normal and ethical for any civil officer to open an YouTube channel and be an social media influencer to motivate the young aspirant to work more hard and learn about the what truly civil services are. But if your monthly income exceeds 1Lakh per year then you must mention it in your yearly earning Form 16.
I hope you find this information helpful. I wish you all the best for your future.
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Hello there
I want to tell you that no any specific subject is important to become an IAS officer. For becoming IAS officer you have to qualify UPSC CSE examination and in that you have to study dynamic syllabus some will be common to all the candidates and some will be of your choice.
So start your preparation and do that subject excellent in whichever you feel interested and can work hard in that.
Hope it helps!
Thank you!
Firstly, I would like to state that the worth of something totally depends upon the one's will to pursue and his passion towards it. Many people aspire to become an IAS officer with a sole motive to bring about constructive changes in the society and make a difference. If you are really willing and have the courage to fight against the resistance to bring about productive and valuable changes in the society, you will use this power provided to you in a responsible and benevolent manner.
History has seen many reformative and positive IAS officers who have brought about revolutionary changes in the society such as Naresh Chandra, Vinod Rai, etc.
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All the best for your future!
As I can see you have written I want to become an IAS Officer in science so in Science you can't be an IAS officer it must be mistaken when you have written might. Ok so let's come to the question of yours that in which degree I should do my graduation.
To become an IAS officer you have to give UPSC CSE examination and in that eligibility is only to have graduate from any recognised University in which every stream doesn't matters. So I want to tell you that you can do your graduation in which stream you want it into which you feel interested and can devote much of the time without getting bored and with that start your preparation of UPSC CSE examination and with great work and dedication you can excel in that.
Or you can also do Bachelor in Arts as most of the syllabus coincide with UPSC CSE examination and it will help you you in your preparation during graduation onwards.
I hope it helps you!
Hello aspirant
Good to see you that you want to become an IAS officer,as I don't do in which academic you are in school or in College.
Firstly fever in school then firstly complete your schooling life with good grades then I would suggest you to do your graduation firstly because the minimum eligibility criteria to appear in UPSC CSE examination is that you must complete your graduation in whichever stream doesn't matters.
Switched at your graduation after completing your school life or if you are in a graduation and doing graduation currently then you can start from now only also so we were completing our school life then you can start your preparation from the first year of graduation and after completing your graduation you can give UPSC CSE examination and if you qualify that then you will get your name in the merit list that's all to become IAS officer.
Best of luck!
Dear aspirant!
Hope you are doing well! Happy to read your query that you want to become an IAS officer but this needs a proper startegy.In class 11 you can take in which you keep interest.I clear you a thing that not only arts students clear upsc even science students nowadays topped UPSC.Also this year Shubham Kumar, IITian secured air1 so it depends on you which stream you select.after 12 start your preparation during graduation and maintain far distance from social media for at least 1 year.Have faith in yourself,be confident ,consistent and careful.
Thanking you!
Good to see that at a very early age you are determined to crack UPSC CSE examination in your first attempt.
And i would suggest you to firstly complete your class 11th and 12th with good academic grades as they matters a lot and do that stream in which you feel interested and can give much of the time.
You can start your better preparation from your graduation onwards but still if you want to prepare from class 11 onwards when you can firstly clear your basics of NCERT from 6th to 12th level as they are very much important for the preliminary examination as you must be knowing. As this would be enough because you have to maintain your class 11th and 12th grades to so firstly do this thing and from your first year of graduation you can start with some standard books and can excel in your preparation.
Good to see that you want to become an IAS officer and it's your right is to prepare for UPSC CSE examination.
For that as you must be knowing that you must be graduated from any recognised University and you should do that graduation in whichever you feel interested because at the end interest matters.
Now coming to the answer Part I would suggest you to keep updated yourself from current affairs and firstly clear your basics which you can by completing your NCERT books and after that you can start with your standard books and also I would suggest you to make yourself good enough in quantitative and Aptitude Reasoning related to maths as they would be help you in your preliminary second paper which is of qualifying marks and must have to attain 33% in it.
I hope it helps!
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