Hello aspirant,

Many kids have legitimate concerns about this. That's probably due to the fact that managing two things at once is challenging—it's not merely hard, it really is.

Surprisingly enough, most students study for the UPSC CSE exam while they are still in college. It would imply that it is very much conceivable.

You should start your preparation by reading NCERT books for classes 6 through 12. You have plenty of time to focus on every last detail. Next, buy reference books based on your preferences and read them. Give bogus tests, roughly once every seven days, after you finish a chunk of your schedule.

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Hello aspirant,

As of August 1st of the exam year, aspirants belonging to the general category cannot be older than 32 to compete in the UPSC Civil Services Exam. As a result, if you were born in November 1993, you will be 31 years old on August 1, 2025, making you qualified to sit for the UPSC preliminary exam that year.

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Hello,

1. Regarding eligibility for UPSC and State PCS exams, having a BA General degree from JMIU Aakashdep project for defense personnel should make you eligible to appear for these exams.

2. As for pursuing post-graduation from Rajasthan University based on your BA General degree, it's best to reach out to Rajasthan University directly or visit their official website to get accurate information about their admission requirements and whether your degree would be considered for post-graduation programs.

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Hello aspirant,

The interview of UPSC is something that is very unpredictable as they can ask you any question from any topic. If you have completed the bca degree then you must definitely have knowledge related to it as they can question you on this. So I suggest you to prepare thoroughly for it.

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Hello aspirant,

Candidates who are between the ages of 21 and 32 and have completed their education are eligible to apply for the IAS test, following the UPSC civil services age restriction. Prospective candidates should carefully review the UPSC IAS eligibility requirements. The UPSC IAS exam 2024 age limit and the maximum number of tries are relaxed for applicants in the reserved category.

So you can definitely prepare for UPSC exam.

For more information you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria

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Hello Rakesh

You will be allowed to pursue degree in economics on the basis of your class xii marks.

Eligibility for pursuing degree in economics is that you have passed class xii with minimum 50% marks from any recognized university from any stream.

But as you have mentioned that you are mbbs graduate but you want to go with economics  then you can pursue bsc in economics

Eligibility for bsc economics - The candidate must be xii pass from a reputed university. You can also do BE in economics  or B.com in economics.

. Mbbs is a medical course , you can go for economics only if you have strong base in economics and interest in it.

To know more kindly refer to following link

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/be-bachelor-of-economics

Hello aspirant,

No, you will not be eligible for UPSC 2025. This is because the exam's age requirement is that students must be at least 21 years old on August 1st of the year it is administered. Since you will turn 21 on December 15th, 2025, you do not meet this age requirement. You're going to be qualified for UPSC 2026.

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