Any one preparing for IAS, India ?
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not really... may be coz im in Dubai now,& my college next course will be started in few days.. good luck 4 u
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hi.. I found this list of student associations. none specific to India though. Mayb u can use the Asian one for further information.\n\nhttp://www.ausa.org.uk/societies/a-z/\n\nhope it helps
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Yes I'm doing it.\n\nFor more information on how to preprare, sign up, etc. shoot me an email haidonginmiami@yahoo.com.\n\n:)
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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!!!
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you just  go tips of IAS in google search
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http://www.iaf.net/ try that. If you know the information name, address, state then it should work.
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who are you baba? i too wanna join you. i dont know how start even i dont have investment still wanna join you. i think we got to register with news paper  agency in India.
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hey i asked the same question... no use its too hard: are you from is5 ... is this for a constitutional scavenger hunt
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One certainly can become an IAS officer with an average educational background, and average 'talent' as well. Becoming an IAS officer requires that you pass an examination and clear interviews, etc. \n\nThe content of this exam is such that apart from current affairs, you need not have a deep knowledge of other subjects. Elementary knowledge in most subjects proves sufficient in most cases. But please do go through your subjects and brush up. don't ignore them completely. A good understanding of current affairs and issues you may agree doesn't require great academic performance. All it requires is the good practice of reading newspapers and news-based magazines with a deep interest to inculcate the content & form opinions based on them.\n\nIAS is more about hard work and less about brains than most other competitive exmas like the CAT, IIT-JEE, etc. Clearing interviews requires clarity of thought as well as practical knowledge and common sense. These are developed by experience, and more often than not found in ample quantities in a mature adult. You may fine-tune these aspects through personality development modules, etc. Of course subject-based knowledge that may be required during interviews would have been acquired during the preparation for the examination. With this mix of skills and knowledge moulded by hard work, you can crack the IAS!\n\nGreat Luck!
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do you know about IAS ? If you want to be an indian foreign officer you will have to give the exam of IAS.\nOn selection to the Indian Foreign Service through the combined Civil Services examination, the new entrants undergo a multi-faceted and comprehensive training programme intended to give them a thorough grounding in diplomatic knowledge, diplomatic qualities and diplomatic skills. The probationers commence their training, together with their colleagues from the other All India Services, at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussourie. Thereafter the probationers join the Foreign Service Institute in New Delhi and undergo focused training in the various disciplines that a career diplomat needs to familiarise himself with. The Foreign Service Institute course involves lectures, attachments with various wings of the Government as well as familiarisation tours both within the country and abroad. The aim of this course is to inculcate in the diplomatic recruit a strong sense of history, knowledge of diplomacy and international relations and a grasp of general economic and political principles.\n\nAt the conclusion of the training programme the officer is assigned his/her compulsory foreign language (CFL). After a brief period of desk attachment in the Ministry of External Affairs the officer is posted to an Indian Mission abroad in a country where his CFL is the native language and enrolled in a language course. The officer is expected to develop proficiency in his CFL and pass the requisite examination before he is confirmed in service.\n\n\n\nii u want more info go to this link:-http://www.fsiin.org/
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u'll get it on <www.iimc.nic.in> .... it says the results will be out on 19th thts today, but its still not out yet...all the best ;)
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any indian can becme IAS by clearing UPSC CIVIL SREVICE EXAMS conduct by govt.of.india every year.you can apply after completion of graduation.every year govt release the notification seeking for applications from eligible candidatesthere r three stages in selection.\n1) priliminary exam\n2) mains\n3) interview
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Apples ............ India right now ~~ !!!
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YES I M PREPARING FOR IIT.... I HAVE TAKEN TWO YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM....SO SORRY I HAVE NOT JOINED ANY CORRESPONDENCE COURSE....BUT YES MY CLASSES HAVE STARTED...THEY R VERY INTERESTING AND I FIND IT REALLY HELPFUL....
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hellow little baby,\neverything will be allright, carry on studying.\ngood luck - jindajind
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it may be around 3 lacs. students to be appeared in IIT-JEE 2007!