Social Sciences, asked by maittri32, 3 months ago

Which subject is best to become an IAS officer? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Economics.

History.

Geography.

Psychology.

Sociology.

Political Science.

Public administration.

English.

Explanation:

For IAS you need to go for arts stream because in this stream you will read all subjects that are needed in UPSC examination. You can also go in other stream but that subjects are different from UPSC examination

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Answer:

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