Dear Student,

given below are some of the tips and tricks you can follow while preparing for you UPSC Exams,

• First and foremost you must be thorough of the syllabus and the exam pattern
• Then collect all the required books for your preparation
• Now make a study strategy for each day and try to accomplish it
• Read the newspaper everyday if possible and be well informed about the current affairs as this will help your general knowledge
• Practice everyday by solving with pen and paper
• Solve previous years questions papers, as this will help you get an idea of how the questions are asked and help you gain confidence
• Stay motivated

To get the full list of all the important books you require for preparation kindly visit the link given below.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/books-for-upsc-ias

Hello,

Yes, those students who are in their final year can also sit for the UPSC prelims examination. The degree should be a graduation-level degree from a recognised university. It can also be a professional or technical degree. But to appear for mains exam you should produce the proof of  passing the required university examination along with their mains application.

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Though not academically but preparing and aceing JEE Mains and Advanced does help a candidate psychologicaly for UPSC CSE Examination. You learn.how to make day to day strategies from a proper test taking strategy to strategic selection of study material as well as a regular time table which helps you to revise strategically. You gain a lot of confidence once you qualify JEE Advanced, amd perhaps it is the reason of this same instilled confidence due which so many IITians and NITians qualify examinations like CAT, UPSC ESE and UPSC CSE. Besides this you make a lot of mistakes and experience a lot of failures during course of your JEE Preparation which serve as life lessons for the rest of your professional life as well as during UPSC CSE Preparation. I would perhaps say the Journey of JEE Preparation from a Candidate at Coaching Centers to the Last Paper of JEE Advanced makes you a more mature and better individual.

Hi,

For 2024, your age will be of 21 years old. As per the eligibility criteria for UPSC CSE examination, candidates must be 21 years of age. So, for 2024, your age should be 21 years as or before 1 August 2024. So, you are eligible for applying for UPSC CSE 2024. Apart from this, candidates need to complete their graduation for applying to the exam. Final year candidates of a particular course are also eligible to apply.

Click for more information on the following link about UPSC CSE: https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria

Hello,

First of all in order to appear for UPSC, candidates are required to pass Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from a recognized university, hence definitely with BAMS degree you're eligible for the same. Medical Science is there as an optional subject which you can consider, the syllabus is quite vast yet static but if we see in recent times then many topper have succeeded in UPSC with medical science as an optional, hence you can consider this option, go through the syllabus first, and analyze accordingly, if you're comfortable covering the subject you can definitely give it a try.

Hello,

Yes, you're eligible to appear for UPSC exam, you need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, the upper age limit varies as per the category, for example for General candidates is 32 years old, for OBC/disabled defence service personnel it's 35 years, for SC/ST and ex-servicemen it's 37 years,  for person with benchmark disability-EWS it's 42 years.

Hii,

The elegibility criteria for upsc exam include

The candidate must have attained the age of 21 years and must not have attained the age of 32 years (for the General category candidate) on 1 August of the year of examination .

Prescribed age limits vary with respect to caste reservations.

For Other Backward Castes ( OBC ) the upper age limit is 35 years.

Candidate also must passed or complete graduation in any discipline from a recognized university are apply for the exam

So, BVoc Travel and Tourism Management Tourism or Bachelor of Vocation in Tourism is an undergraduate Travel and Tourism course.

Tourism is a study of tourism management, tourism development, tourism marketing, transportation industry, hotel management, etc.

It is basically a undergraduate degree for a duration of three years.

hence you are eligible for the exam.

Hope this will help you,

All the very best!!

hi,

upsc civil service exams can be attempted from any branch of studies. the eligibility criteria for upsc civil services is  candidates must have completed bachelors degree course in any discipline from a recognized education board. however it depends on you in which of the course you find interest. if you have decent score in mathematics, physics, chemistry you may opt for bsc or engineering courses. however if you are not inclined to do bachelors on science stream you may go for b.com (//b.com) or b.a course.

b.com (//b.com) would be easier compare to engineering courses.