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pattern for IAS exam related to mechanical engineering.
which are the two types of exam?

The exam pattern does not change for Civil Service Exam. It remains the same regardless of you have compelted graduation in Engineering, Commerce, Arts etc. The only thing changes in the optional subject which each candidate is free to select.


As you may know there are two parts of the Civil Service Exam.

1) Preliminary Exam

2) Main Exam



Preliminary Exam

The preliminary exam are the qualifying exam. There marks are not added to your final total. This exam is taken to qualify for the Main exam which would determine you faith. There are two papers in the preliminary exam.

1) General Studies

2) Optional Subject


The questions in general studies paper are related to history, economics, general knowledge etc. You should read NCERT books for Class 12th to prepare for this exam. Additionally read a lot of news to be aware of important news and events taking place in the world.


For the second paper you have the option to select the subject from a list given to you. Now it is up to you to decide the subject. You can choose Mechanical Engineering since you just completed graduation in it. Mainly candidates go for easy subject like Geography or History with the intention of passing the exam.



Main Exam

There are total of 9 papers in the main exam which would seal your faith. Out of these two papers on language are just qualifying papers just to test your language skills and the marks of these papers will not be added to final tally. The 9 papers are:

1) Indian Language

2) English

3) Essay

4) General Studies I

5) General Studies II

6) Optional Subject I - Paper 1

7) Optional Subject I - Paper 2

8) Optional Subject II - Paper 1

9) Optional Subject II - Paper 2



You will have to choose 2 optional subjects in the Main exam. There will be 4 papers on these exams, 2 papers on each subject. For Indian language paper, you will have the option to choose from several regional languages like Tamil, Hindi, Gujarati etc.

Hai,

Hello friend there is no differant pattern for a science or commerce or maths stream students, because it's a unique pattern for every graduation completed student.


IAS - Indian Administrative Service

IAS exam is conducted by the UPSC(Union Public Service Commission) once in a year.


Eligibility criteria:-

The candidate should be complete graduation from a recognised university.

Final year persuing candidates can also be eligible.

The candidate should be a citizen of india.

Age criteria:-

The age limits are 21 years to 30years,

3 years upper age relaxation for OBC candidates,

5years upper age relaxation for SC/ST candidates.


Number of attempts:-

4 times for general candidates,

7 times for OBC candidates,

No limit for SC/ST candidates.


Selection process:-

Preliminary exam,

Main exam,

Personal interview.


Pattern of exam:-




For more details CLICK HERE

All the best.

Hello Friend,

IAS stands for Indian Administration Service. This exam is conducted by UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) through CSAT exams means Exams for Civil services.



Eligibility Criteria:

1. Candidate must be graduate in any stream from reognized University with any grade.
2. Must citizen of India.
3. Age Limit: 21-30 years (Age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC candidates.



No. of Attempts:

1. General Candidate: 4
2. OBC: 7
3. SC: Unlimited

Exam: Exam can be divided into three main sections:

1. Preliminary Exam:

It can be divided into two main papers, one is general Knowledge which is compalsory for all. Second is optional, candidate can select according to his/her choice.

PAPER I:

-History of India and Indian National Movement

-Current Events of National and International Importance

-Indian and World Geography

-Indian Polity and Governance

-Economics and Social Development

-General Science

-General Issue on Environmental Ecology, Bio-diversity and climate change

PAPER II:

-Comprehenssion

-English Language Comprehension

-General Mental Ability

-Logical Reasoning and Analytical ability

-Decision Making and Problem solving

-Basic Numeracy

-Interpersonal Skills

2. Main Exam

PAPER I: GK

PAPER II: any optional Subject

PAPER III: Language English



This exam will be of 2300 marks as total.

3. Interview

List of optional Subjects:

1. Geology

2. Botany

3. Zoology

4. Indian History

5. Agriculture

6. Geography

7. Sociology

8. Statics

9. Medical Science

10. Political Science & International Relations

11. Economics

12. Phsycology

13. Management

14. Chemistry

15. Maths

16. Physics

17. Civil Engineering

18. Philosophy

19. Mechanical Engineering

20. Animal Husbandry

21. Vetinary Science

22. Anthropolgy

23. Commerce and Accountancy

Best BOOKS:

1. CSAT

2. Gateway to successful career and powerful Memory

3. IAS PRE English Guide

List of Best Coaching Institutes of UPSC in Bangalore are listed below:

1. Malnadu Institute

2. JTS Institute

3. Innovative Coaching Centre

4. Global IAS Academy

5. JICE Success Assured

6. Vikas Coaching Classes

7. Achiever's IAS Academy

8. Sri Sai Tutorial for IAS

9. Rao's IAS Institute

10. Victory IAS Classes

Wish you all the very best........

I am mechanical engineering student then what I have study to face IAS.

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