Hello,

First of all, choose a subject in your graduation which you find interesting, and there's eagerness within you to know more and more about that subject, it can be anything such as political science, history, geography, economics etc. and in order to appear for UPSC there's no restriction in terms of discipline or aggregate, and you need not worry that you'll be changing your stream, many people do that and yes, may be for two years you were not in touch with those subjects, but if your interest and curiosity is there you'll quickly grasp it and you have studied these subjects till 10th standard, it's not completely new to you in that sense,

Coming to UPSC, this is one of the toughest exam with an extensive syllabus, so the sooner you start your preparation, the better it is, I'll suggest you as you will enter your first year, start in a gradual manner, first of all make your foundation strong, take a print out of UPSC syllabus and go through it everyday, this is important as you'll get to know what to read and what to skip. Another important thing I'll recommend is start reading The Hindu everyday, this will not only make you aware of the latest happening but you'll also get to know viewpoints of so many prolific writers, these readings will further broaden your perspective, and when it comes to books, you should start with NCERTs, you need to be thorough with these books, and after this when you'll move towards the standards books then try to keep the resources minimum, and revision is the key here. These are the few tips just for your initial preparation. There are many more steps to follow afterwards, if you need any more information, you can ask me in the comment box below.

Hello aspirant,

Please mention about which stream you want the information for so that we can help you choose or decide better, its important for us to know in which stream you have scored so that we can give responding options which you will be able to pursue.

Hello Aspirant,

You didn't mentioned the entrance exam. Even so, look out for the confirmation mail and SMS you must have received after registering for the exam. The mail and SMS contains your login credentials. Do check the Spam folder if you can't find the mail in your inbox folder.

hi,

NDA exam is conducts by union public service commission, the syllabus is includes mathematics and general ability test, for mathematics syllabus included matrices, determinants, differentiation,  Statistics and Probability, Quadratic equation etc, so follow the 11th 12th books of mathematics and regularly practice the previous years papers and short cut ways to solve,

for general ability test, part 1- english and part 2- general awareness, you may daily practice and revise grammars from any good books. for general awareness follow 10th standard books  physical science and life science and solve the mcq problems.

hi,

see it should not be a good option to change from cbse, since cbse is centralized board many competitive exams like jee main, icar, neet syllabus is closely related and matches with cbse 12th standard syllabus, so just your coaching class mates are from different board you should not change your board and since already one year of 11th course is completed. if possible you may change your batch to more similar batches of your current coaching institute.

hi,

see the eligibility criteria for admission in nits, iits or cftis is candidates who belongs to general category / obc must secure at least 75% aggregate marks in 12th exam, however for sc/st the marks criteria is 65%. or the candidate must comes under top 20 percentile of board exam of the respective board.  so it does not matter whether you have got 80% in mathematics, cause individual maths marks is not consider,

Dear Student,

For admission in this college, the entrance tests are, KEAM and NEET. The duration of this course is 4 years. The cut off marks is varies from college to college. NEET has not been conducted yet due to this pandemic.

Here I am giving a link that can help you,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-cutoff/amp#aoh

The KEAM cutoff (expected) for general category is 50% and for other categories it is 40%.

Thank You.

If this is regarding KCET, please check the Inbox of the Registered email Id and Messages to check if you have stored any communication mail from KEA when you initially registered. If you do not find it there, please reach out to the helpdesk at: keauthority-ka@nic.in . You need to mail them from your registered email id. They usually take 24-48 hours to respond to any mails. So mail them right away.

Hello student I request you to please help me with your academic history you're willing to pursue pursue course at undergraduate level or post graduate level so that I can check and provide you the exact information.

If you're willing to pursue a course after 10+2 some of the best courses are as mentioned below -

1)B.tech

2)MBBS

3)Chartered Accountant

4)BDS

5)Fashion designing

6)BALLB

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck