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| 19th January 2012 06:43 PM | ||
| Mechanical Rai |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Quote:
best wishes! |
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| 19th January 2012 05:03 PM | ||
| pops07 |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? In main exam you have to select the optional subjects from the following: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science, Botany, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Commerce and Accountancy, Economics, Electrical Engineering, Geography, Geology, History, Law, Management, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Science, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science and International Relations, Psychology, Public Administration, Sociology, Statistics, Zoology. Literatures: Arabic, Assamese, Bengali, Chinese, English, French, German, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Marathi, Malayalam, Manipuri, Nepali, Oriya, Pali, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu. Any two subjects (each having 2 papers) to be selected from the prescribed optional subjects. Each paper is of 3 hours duration. The following combinations are not allowed: Political Science & International Relations and Public Administration Commerce and Management Anthropology and Sociology Maths and Statistics Agriculture and Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science Management and Public Administration Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science and Medical Science Any two branches of engineering. Combination of two literatures in the above list. Since in the above list it is nowhere written that physics and mechanical engineering are not allowed, so you can take these two subjects as a combination. |
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| 10th October 2011 09:20 PM | ||
| saasmari |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Dear pal, Half the battle of clearing the paper is won if you select the write optional paper. You need to choose the paper wisely.I think you have chosen then papers correctly as the papers suits you more than others papers. Mechanical paper is a right choice you can choose maths instead of physics if you are get at maths .Physics is also a good subjects.I recommend maths as you would have learned maths during 5 semesters.All the best |
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| 10th October 2011 07:33 PM | ||
| jevirsinh |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Hi Yes definitely you eligible for IAS and you should select both subject. IAS exam is conducted by UPSC in every year. Eligibility criteria for IAS exam is.. 1. Graduation in any stream from a recognize university college. 2. The age between 21 to 30 years for general category Age relaxation is provided for OBC SC/ST candidates. 3. No. of attempt 4times OBC 7times abs ST/SC no limit. You Can Opt Any One Subjects - Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science, Botany, Chemistry, Commerce, Economics, Electronics & communication engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geography, Geology, Indian History, Law, Mathematics, Medical Science, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration, Sociology, Statistics, Zoology etc.. |
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| 10th October 2011 07:18 PM | ||
| nitz90 |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Quote:
Mechanical Engineering is a branch and not a subject.. When you fill in your two optional subjects for the Mains exam..you need to fill the subjects not the branch.. At that time..you can fill one core subject of your mechanical stream and the other subject as Physics..that won't be much of a problem.. Eligibility Criteria :- According to the UPSC guidelines..a candidate must satisfy the following criterion to appear for the Civil Service Exam :- 1) You need to be a graduate or a final year graduation student in any stream from a recognized college.. 2) You should be in the age limit of 21-30 years for general category,21-33 years for OBC and 21-35 years for SC/ST The maximum number of attempts allowed for the general category is 4,for OBC it is 7 and for SC/ST there is no limit.. Exam Pattern :- There are 2 rounds for clearing this exam 1) Prelims :- This round..also known as Civil Service Aptitude Test(CSAT) has 2 objective papers which will test your general knowledge,current affairs and aptitude.. 2) Mains :- If you clear the Prelims,then you shall qualify for the Mains where you will face nine papers..where your knowledge of your graduation subjects shall be tested.. NOTE :- For the Mains..you need to select your two optional subjects where you can put in your options as one Mechanical core subject and the other subject as Physics.. If you clear both the rounds..you shall be called for the interview and the final selection.. all the best..  With Warm Regards "Nitz" |
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| 10th October 2011 01:39 PM | ||
| tejesh_09 |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Yes, you can opt for both physics and mechanical engineering as optional subject being pursuing for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. |
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| 10th October 2011 01:34 PM | ||
| anand5409 |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Dear friend, as you said that you are a student of mechanical engineering. You already know that you have to choose two optional subject. You can definetly choose mechanical engineering and physics and also you should choose it. Because you have best knowledge in Mechanical and Physics. Best of luck |
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| 10th October 2011 12:56 PM | ||
| reddypriyanka |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Quote:
ALL THE VERY BEST |
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| 10th October 2011 11:59 AM | ||
| gamble007 |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Of course, Sir, you can choose your fav. subjects(physics,mechanical ) in IAS exam, conducted by UPSC every years. for appear in this exam you must have to complete your graduation in any stream from a recognized college . the age limit for this exam is 21-30. there are 5 & 3 years of age relaxations are applicable for SC\ST & OBC candidates respectively. these are the option subjects that i have listed below- >>Civil Engineering >>Physics >>Mechanical Engineering >>Commerce & Accountancy >>Political Science & International Relations >>Economics >>Psychology >>Geology >>Statistics >>Indian History >>Zoology >>Law >>Agriculture >>Management >>Animal Husbandry & Vetinary Science >>Mathematics |
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| 10th October 2011 11:22 AM | ||
| aditya436 |
Re: Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? Quote:
for Mains you have to select the two optional subjects as you know this . that too you can select this optional from the pre defined list by UPSC here is the list of optional subject that you need to select. >>Agriculture >>Management >>Animal Husbandry & Vetinary Science >>Mathematics >>Anthropology >>Mechanical Engineering >>Botany >>Medical Science >>Chemistry >>Philosophy >>Civil Engineering >>Physics >>Commerce & Accountancy >>Political Science & International Relations >>Economics >>Psychology >>Electrical Engineering >>Public Administration >>Geography >>Sociology >>Geology >>Statistics >>Indian History >>Zoology >>Law The Rules in selecting optional subjects For Mains. are as follows :- ->you have to select only two optional subjects . ->you should not select two engineering subjects as your optionals i.e., For example you should not select Civil engineering and Mechanical engineering as your two optionals. ->you cannot select two literature subjects and few more rules are there for selecting optional subjects... but your combination is allowed according to these rules so you can go ahead with your combination i.e.,. Mechanical Engineering and Physics.. all the best for your preparation friend Regards
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| 10th October 2011 03:07 AM | ||
| ravi34609 |
Can I opt for Physics and Mechanical Engineering for IAS Exam being a candidate of pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering? sir, m doing b.tech(mechanical engineering),i want to attand in ias exam...can i opt both physics+mechanical engg. as my ias main papers |
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