i wanted to know which r the best subjects to study for the I.A.S exam?
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Geography, Public Administration are easier to excel in then law, chemistry or science subjects, cos latter  require proficiency of masters degree holder for qualifying the exam.
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That depends on what subject you wish to study.
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It depends on\n1) How well did you score in those subjects\n2) Which subjects you like the most\nFrom my experience, I suggest that if you score all three subjects, it is better for you to take up whatever you feel comfortable with or which one you like better. If you have an neverending passion for maths, then do maths. If you like maths and physics, do E/E eng. If you like maths and chem, do Mecha eng. All the best!
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I think you want philosophy.\nThat's in the arts and humanities section.\n(psst- keep it a secret, that's where all the intelligent people go!)\n\nGod Bless.
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im doing a-levels currently...i found this website for this a-level thing, they will have lists of subjects and they will explain and ellaborate on the sylibus...and some will contain recommended books to refer...i dont know about the links in the website though..perhaps by going to this website im going to give you, you can find what you need....\n\nhttp://www.cie.org.uk/CIE/WebSite/qualificationsandawardshub/qualificationhubs/subjecthubs.jsp?oid=2208\n\nhope i answered your question
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It doesn't matter really. If you want to study Lingusitics (I assume you mean at University) you will need good A levels or IB results.  These should certainly include English (or your native language), a foreign language and mathematics.  For A-level study, I would suggest at least one language (maybe English or your own native language), and social science. Psychology would be a good option. Most UK universities would expect just good A-level results and, while they would like you to have studied at least one foreign language as well as your own, they would not normally specify an A-level in a foreign language.
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There are subjects like finance , marketing , human resources , systems , information technology , accounting , operations management and international business.MBA students specialize in some of these subjects.
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i think brilliant tutorils is a really good institute. i am gettitng my ias training there as well.. its well knows for iit jee\n\nheres the link\n\nwww.brilliant-tutorials.com/courses/iit/iit.shtml
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u can go for Commerce,PCM or PCBiology....Acc. to me PCM is best....
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Hey its pretty much important to clear all the main five subjects...\nOtherwise, you will be failed or you will not be able to continue with further studies...\n\nDude.. if you are nearing your exams, study hard man!! or you may land yourself into trouble...\n\nGood luck..Study well..
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Political Science....PolySci.  It would be a major to afford avenues into many meaningful professions.  Law, news, politics and many more.
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Vocabulary, Comprehension, Grammar, Math, Science, Logic... almost anything and everything will be covered. If you've been diligently studying during your high school years, you shouldn't have to worry about it.
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First as an IItian myself.......i'll break into laughter at the question.Its all about love for ur subject.Anyway in view of the intense competition, it is natural that aspirants ask the question.\n\nThese might(in fact they will) help.\nMathematics:\nTrigonometry(vol 1) and CoOrdinate Geometry by SL Loney.\nProblems in IIT-Jee by Tata-McGraw Hill publications.\nA couple of books from Arihant publishers also definitely heps(especially the Vector algebra and 3D geometry.\n\nPhysics:\nFundamentals of physics(Vol 1 & 2) by HC Verma.\nFundamentals of Physics by Halliday,Resnick and Walker\nAnd that problems book by IE Irodov-dont expect to solve everything.No way!!\n\nChemistry:(My favourite)\nOrganic Chemistry - two books :one by  Morrison&Biyd and the other by Solomon & Fryle.\n.Plz dont refer Organic Chem by Arihant publications.It is stupid.\nAnd inorganic- refer some "standard book"(something like OP Tandon-he'z the author).If u r really interested in the subject then also buy Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee.\nPhysical is tough.Go in for some 'problems' book and agn if u r really interested then Physical chemistry by Shriver and Atkins is the way to go .Lemme tell u ,it is amazing.\n\nThere it is.The Long List.\n\nAnyway:All the Best for the exam. ;-)
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it depends on what your major is...but i would go with social science, it's broad and sounds interesting.
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I'm in college too. But that is some weird subject you're studying man :) I mean I've heard of Homeland Security in USA, but I didn't know it was a subject to study!! Anyway, good luck
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http://www.upsc.gov.in/general/ies-iss.htm\n\nCheck this link u ll get the full details about indiane economic service exam.\n\nLink below tells how to plan and prepare http://www.upsc.gov.in/exams/notifications/ies2005/ies.htm\n\nHope this helps!!!