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I am studying 9th class, I want to become a Indian Foreign Service officer. What studies, which subjects I should choose and what type of exams I should write, after 10th what should I do? Which collage is better for IFS in India?

After 10th follow given steps to secure position in Indian Foreign Services.

You should choose Arts as stream for intermediate.

You should study history, international relation, Sociology during intermediate.

Choose BA course in relevant subjects and be proficient in international relations.

Apply for UPSC IFS examination after graduation.

Go through examination and interview to secure position.

You can pursue from any school or any college as candidates from all across the India have been able to clear the Civil Service examination and get recruitment as an I.F.S Officer.

The required minimum eligibility to appear for the examination is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree from a recognised university and the age limit is 21-32 years.

To qualify in the examination smart work is required instead of pursuing from a better school or college. For more information about the syllabus and other details visit at www.upsc.gov.in.

You should pursue a graduation in relevant subjects from any university/college to be eligible for UPSC exam.
To become an IFS officer, one must crack the tough CSE (Civil Services Examination). This examination is conducted by the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission).

Indian foreign services ( IFS)
Education qualification:- Bachelor's degree in any stream from recognised University.
Apply for IFS.
IFS is unlike other civil services as it deals with the country's external affairs, trade and cultural relations.
Skills required:- communication, leadership ability,
Decision making skills,knowledge of current affairs, good analytical ability.
Age limit- 21 to 30 years.

Science subject is work or not to became IFS ??

CSE is conducted by the UPSC. It is one of the toughest tests in the world! Each year, lakhs of candidates take a shot at this test. Only a handful of them manage to crack it.



CSE examination is made up of three parts. They are –

Preliminary Examination
Mains Examination
Interview


The first stage of CSE is preliminary examination. It consists of objective type papers (general studies and aptitude test). Candidates who clear preliminary test have to appear for the next stage – mains examination.