Table of Contents
- 1 Which IIT is best for IAS?
- 2 Can I crack UPSC after IIT?
- 3 Is IIT better than IAS?
- 4 Which is difficult IIT or UPSC?
- 5 Is IIT tough or UPSC?
- 6 Who is more rich IAS or engineer?
- 7 Is IAS interview tough?
- 8 Is Neet tougher than UPSC?
- 9 Which is the best exam to take to become an IAS officer?
- 10 Which is the best IIT for IAS exam?
Which IIT is best for IAS?
IIT Bombay
Tech from IIT Bombay, has topped the civil services final examination 2018, the results of which were announced by the UPSC on Friday, while Srushti Jayant Deshmukh is the topper among women candidates, securing an overall fifth rank.
Can I crack UPSC after IIT?
Simi Karan, an IIT Bombay graduate cracked UPSC Civil Services Exam in 2019 in her first attempt without coaching and secured All India Rank, AIR 31. Simi who was a bright child since her childhood days took the decision to appear for UPSC Civil Services in her final year at IIT Bombay.
Which IIT is best for civil services?
Tech from IIT Bombay, has topped the civil services final examination, results of which were announced by the UPSC on Friday, while Srushti Jayant Deshmukh is the topper among women candidates securing an overall fifth rank.
Is IIT better than IAS?
Both have good scope. It depends on your interest and calibre. If we compare the both the course then IAS has good scope in the future then IITian. I t will give you the power in the administrative department of the government of India.
Which is difficult IIT or UPSC?
It is not any hard and fast rule that only IIT will help you crack UPSC exams. There are other reputed colleges also from where the students crack the exam. Studying in IIT would be beneficiary as it is one of the top institutes in India and will provide you a base in preparing.
Is IIT tough or IAS?
Why is the IAS Exam considered tough?
| Exam | UPSC CSE | IIT/JEE |
|---|---|---|
| Number of attempts | 6 (for general category) | 2 |
| Number of exams | 3 rounds (2 papers in prelims + 9 papers in mains + interview) | 1 |
| Number appeared | 5,68,282 (2019) | 1,61,319 (2019, Advanced) |
| Number qualified | 829 (2019) | 38,705 (2019, Advanced) |
Is IIT tough or UPSC?
Who is more rich IAS or engineer?
Being an IAS officer is a very tough job. If you are concerned about payscale, then obviously an engineer can make more money than an ias. The sector also provides you opportunities to work in foreign. Good engineers get paid in crores.
Is IAS better than IIT?
Is IAS interview tough?
As of now, the IAS interview panel consists of eminent personalities from different fields and is headed by a chairman. However, it does sound challenging but considering that you have already sailed past the prelims and main exam, interview should not be much difficult.
Is Neet tougher than UPSC?
Bibhuti Jha said, UPSC is tougher than NEET, this is because in NEET you have a limited syllabus but in UPSC there is no limitation. Moreover, the questions can come from any field. It can be from Gk, GS and many other subjects which test the knowledge of the aspirants.”
Which is IIT graduate dreams of becoming IAS officer?
An IIT-Delhi graduate, Garg had always dreamed of becoming an IAS officer. “Since Class 3 and later during my college days as well, I had been contemplating no career option other than the Civil Services,” he told the Press Reader, adding that,
Which is the best exam to take to become an IAS officer?
To become an IAS officer, one must crack the tough CSE (Civil Services Examination). This examination is conducted by the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission).
Which is the best IIT for IAS exam?
Nidhi Gupt, who held Rank 3 in the IAS exam this year, is from NSIT, Delhi too. 2014 IAS topper Gaurav Agarwal is an IIT Kanpur alumnus. Then, there are famous civil servants turned politicians Kiran Bedi, Manohar Parrikar, Arving Kejriwal, D. Subbarao and Ashok Khemka who are engineering graduates and are mostly from IITs.
What does IAS stand for in Indian Civil Service?
IAS stands for Indian Administrative Service. It is a part of Civil Services of the Government of India. To become an IAS officer, one must crack the tough CSE (Civil Services Examination).