May 31st, Mumbai :The aspiration to join civil services is quite visible amongst young people. If we talk about civil services ICS ( Indian Civil Services) is most popular. Talking about India, a country known for the number of competitive exams. IAS, IPS and IIT are the toughest exams. Clearing such exams require certain skill-set and high level of competitiveness. There are several state exams like( Maharashtra Public Service Commission) MPSC which is a state cadre exam.

What is Civil Services?

In a city like Maharashtra, which is immensely big, the number of seats are in large quantity too. There are the number of students aiming bigger to clear this exam. However, "it is hard nut to crack" and requires years of methodical practice to clear. MPSC classes in Mumbai guide students to make them clear the exams. In recent times there is a great awareness among students to pursue dreams to join the administration.


Yes, Sky is the limit! And that sky is UPSC exams. UPSC classes in Mumbai (http://www.iasdhruv.com/course.php) Cracking IAS is not a child's play. The Union Public Service Commission conducts examination every year to recruit people.
1 )CSAT
2 )MAINS
Reasons to Join Civil Services :


This exam is not like other exams where you take things for granted. It is associated with childhood dreams, family ambitions, and a pride in itself. It is known, as one of the best ways to serve the country, stage to exhibit one's credibility and ability to prove your mettle on the national/international level. Moreover, at the same time, it gives you a great lifestyle and economic stability. After the six pay commission, the salary structure too has reached satisfactory levels.



The reason why it is different from other exams because of its' status and glamour. It is one of the toughest and most popular exams in the country. In nutshell, the exams commit hard work and commit you success .
Eligibility :


Candidates must not be younger than 21 years and older than 32 years on 1st August of the attempting year.


Relaxation of the limits for the selective categories will be as under
-up to maximum of 5 years for SC and ST
- up to maximum of 3 years of OBC
-up to maximum of 5 years for candidates domiciled in J & K during 1980-89
-up to maximum of 3 years for candidates disabled in defence services.
-up to maximum of 5 years for ex-servicemen
-up to maximum of 5years for disabled persons( blind/deaf/deaf-mute/orthopedically handicapped